His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God Preserves, gave on October 7, 2014 the official start of construction of the Grand Theatre in Rabat.

The completion of this work has been entrusted to the Agency of Bouregreg, which is a part of the policy of equipment in cultural infrastructure across the country. It reflects the Royal desire of giving Rabat a theater that will raise it to the rank of major cities of the Mediterranean.

Covering an area of ​​25,500 m², the Grand Theatre in Rabat enjoys an outstanding location that combines prestigious history and stunning countryside. The wall of Salé Bab M’rissa one side, the Kasbah of Oudayas, the Hassan Tower and the Mohammed V mausoleum of the other many monuments lining the new theater, and bear witness to the glorious past of twin cities Rabat and Salé. From this new website looming breathtaking views of the Bouregreg River and the historical heritage of the medina of Rabat.

The Grand Theatre in Rabat includes an auditorium with a capacity of 1,900 seats, including 20 spaces for disabled people, an amphitheater for up to 7,000 people, as well as dressing rooms for artists and spectators, cafes and restaurant …

Designed by ZahaHadid, architect figure of contemporary architecture bow, the Grand Theatre in Rabat is both a work of art and architectural public space at the height of the capital of Morocco, dedicated to its population, artists, theater lovers and concert and visitors of all backgrounds.

Located at the sequence Al Saha Al Kabira, built on an urban piece with a diverse program including residential components, hotel, commercial and office space, the Grand Theatre in Rabat will be erected as a symbol of cultural renewal and artistic the capital of the Kingdom.