Actors perform during the Shayatin in Tunis, Tunisia. Shayatin tells the story of the fall of a bloodthirsty dictator who, through his policies of repression, provoked a gigantic popular revolt of violence. EPA
Tunisia has been led by eight governments since the fall of long-time leader Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in 2011, but the issues affecting a large section of society have barely changed. EPA
Taken from Islam, the term Shayatin may be roughly translated as "demons" or "devils". EPA
The show Shayatin is the brainchild of dramatist and director Amel El Farji. EPA
Tunisia has been hit by the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic, with its tourism industry grinding to a halt. EPA
Hundreds of protesters joined anti-government demonstrations in the Tunisian capital as a curfew and a ban on public gatherings were extended. EPA
Tunisian actors depict the fall of evil ruler in 'Shayatin' - in pictures
The play was directed by Amel El Farji at the City of Culture in Tunis