Unlike in films, Ouattara Koussé Pauline popularly called “Fati” is timid, especially in front of the media. At the age of eight, she started acting in drama pieces. As the passion for cinema grew, “Fati” interrupted her quest for formal education. She doesn’t regret it for several reasons.
“Twenty-two years ago, Ibrahima D. Kassamba, a man of culture and radio talk show presenter, took me before God and men as his wife. We got five children, most of whom have been pricked by the virus of comedy. I have also bagged professional recognitions.”
SOULEY, the boss
Tust like “Fati”, the only hen amongst cocks, Koumare Souleymane made his first steps in theatre in 1983. Thirteen years later, he was introduced to cinema. “Souley”, be rest assured, is not a fortune teller or witch doctor as “Les Bobodiouf” Series depicts.
“I’m a comedian, stage director, boss of the theatre troupe “Badéa” (meaning fraternity) and promoter of a cultural centre called “Ceaba” (meaning “the great voice”) in Burkina Faso. Souké and I have the same number of biological kids, three,” Souley stated.
