The restoration work on the Grand Théâtre Cervantes in Tangier resumed on August 9, 2023, a date that coincides with the 110th anniversary of the existence of this theater. Launched in 2021, they had been suspended for two years.
French comedian of Moroccan origin Jamel Debbouze and his Jamel Comedy club troupe are investing the Olympia in Paris for the first time at the end of May.
A major figure in television and theater in Morocco, the artist and actor Hicham Ichaab died on Thursday, February 16 at the CHU in Fez, following a long illness.
Spain announced this Saturday the transfer of the "Gran Teatro Cervantes" in Tangier, which had been under its sovereignty for nearly a hundred years, to Morocco. The transfer will be effective on March 1st.
Moroccan actress and television great Khadija Assad lost her battle against cancer. She died on Wednesday evening at the age of 70, according to the announcement made by her family.
Deceased on Sunday night to Monday at the age of 86 after a long illness, the late Abderrahim Tounsi was buried in the Achouhada cemetery, in the presence of personalities, friends, family members and friends.
A monument of Moroccan television has left us. Noureddine Bikr , actor and man of theater who has rocked many generations in Morocco, died this Friday from a long illness.
A Moroccan circus and an "open-air theatrical performance" will be on the menu for the next edition of the Belfast International Arts Festival (BIAF), which will be held in Northern Ireland in October.
Moroccan comedian Gad Elmaleh is expected this Saturday, July 23 in Carcassonne, on the stage of the Théâtre Jean-Deschamps at 9pm for the presentation of his show "D’ailleurs". In an interview with l’Indépendant , the versatile artist opened up about his career on stage and in film.
French-Moroccan comedian Mustapha El Atrassi has withdrawn from the artistic scene in the most unexpected way. He describes a profession that has destroyed him from the inside every day.
Thanks to the normalization of diplomatic relations between Morocco and Israel, an Israeli theater troupe will perform for the first time ever in the kingdom, where it will offer three artistic performances to lovers of the performing arts.
It’s a go for 30 months to build the Grand Theatre of Agadir. The work was launched on Saturday by Mehdi Bensaid, Minister of Youth, Culture and Communication, in the presence of local authorities including the President of the Agadir Municipal Council, Aziz Akhannouch.