
Moroccan King Mourns Renowned Theater Artist Abdelaziz Saadallah
King Mohammed VI expressed his condolences to the family of the late artist Abdelaziz Saadallah, who died last Tuesday at the age of 70.

King Mohammed VI expressed his condolences to the family of the late artist Abdelaziz Saadallah, who died last Tuesday at the age of 70.

Following the death of the Moroccan artist Hammadi Tounsi , King Mohammed VI sent a message of condolence and compassion to his family and the world of the arts.

King Mohammed VI has sent his condolences to the family of artist Anouar Al Joundi , who died on Tuesday at the age of 59. In his message, the Sovereign expressed his deep sadness at this enormous loss.

The artist, actor and playwright Anouar Al Joundi, died on Tuesday in Rabat after a long illness. This son of artists was 59 years old.

For making racist remarks in June 2017, during his show "Le Bal des quenelles", Dieudonné has been convicted again. The comedian will have to pay two fines.

King Mohammed VI sent a message of condolences to the family of Abdeljebbar Louzir following the death on Wednesday of the artist and actor.
The funeral of the icon of theater and comedy in Morocco, Abdeljabbar Louzir, took place on Thursday in Marrakech, in an atmosphere tinged with emotion and sadness.

The famous Moroccan actor, Abdeljabbar Louzir died on Wednesday in Marrakech at the age of 88. He had been suffering from diabetes for many years.

Ahmed Badouj is no more. The man of the cultural scene passed away on Saturday morning, August 22, at the Hassan II Regional Hospital in Agadir.

After the decision adopted last February by the Spanish Council of Ministers, it is now the turn of the Congress of Deputies (lower house of Parliament) to give its opinion on the irrevocable donation of the Grand Théâtre Cervantès in Tangier to Morocco.

The health crisis related to covid-19 has severely affected the cultural sector and its players in Morocco . Massoud Bouhssine, president of the Moroccan Union of Theater Professionals, deplores the government’s inaction in the face of their precarious situation.

In Morocco, cafes, restaurants, cinemas and theaters, banquet halls, clubs and sports halls, hammams, game rooms and neighborhood playgrounds, will be closed to the public, starting this Monday, March 16.