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Nancy Eugene Has Broken a Record in Carthage... an Extraordinary Night and an Audience Who Hasn't Stopped Singing for Two and a Quarter Hours.

Summary by Beirut 24
The star, Nancy Agar, recorded a new extraordinary night in Tunisia, after turning her party on Carthage Archaeological Theatre into one of its most prominent and largest mass events, amid a record public presence that, according to the organizers, was the highest at the concerts of this edifice, in a scene that once again confirmed the speciality of Nancy's relationship with the Tunisian public.
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The star, Nancy Agar, recorded a new extraordinary night in Tunisia, after turning her party on Carthage Archaeological Theatre into one of its most prominent and largest mass events, amid a record public presence that, according to the organizers, was the highest at the concerts of this edifice, in a scene that once again confirmed the speciality of Nancy's relationship with the Tunisian public.

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Beirut 24 broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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