About this event
Dialy at Bahnini Hall
The final day of the programme supplied for Jassad 2026 features Dialy, the Moroccan production directed by Naïma Zitan. The performance is listed for Friday 30 October at 7pm at Bahnini Hall in Rabat. It concludes the sequence of six plays scheduled from 27 to 30 October during the fourth International Women Theatre Directors Festival.
The supplied performance schedule contains one theatrical appointment on this date. Unlike the double bills on 28 and 29 October, following the advertised plays does not require a transfer between two venues on the final day. Other possible festival activities are not detailed in the available material.
Morocco’s place in an international programme
Dialy is one of the programme’s two Moroccan productions, alongside جنازة الأزهار, presented at Al Mansour Theatre on 28 October. Naïma Zitan’s work follows the participations from Egypt, Spain, Greece and France.
Placing a Moroccan production on the final day gives the host country a visible role within the edition’s international itinerary. The announcement identifies the director, title, date and venue, but does not provide a detailed synopsis or an updated cast for this presentation of Dialy. No specific plot, casting or stage format is therefore assigned to the forthcoming performance here.
Naïma Zitan and Jassad’s wider artistic project
Naïma Zitan is associated with Théâtre Aquarium and the founding of Jassad. Her participation connects an individual directing practice with the festival’s wider commitment to making women’s theatrical creation more visible.
The evening can also be understood through its position in the programme. After encountering artistic worlds from several countries, audiences return to a Moroccan director within the same festival framework. That connection between local creation and international circulation forms part of the edition’s identity without implying that all the productions share one artistic style.
Practical details for Friday 30 October
Dialy is scheduled for Friday 30 October 2026 at 7pm at Bahnini Hall, 1 Rue Gandhi, Rabat. Ticket prices, booking procedures, running time, performance language, surtitles and recommended audience age are not specified in the supplied programme. Check these points with the festival; free admission is not confirmed.
The scheduling of Dialy on the final day does not establish a separate official closing ceremony or its start time. This page presents the last advertised production without adding an unannounced closing event.
Explore the complete Jassad itinerary
The main festival page brings together the five participating countries and six productions. Daily pages for 27, 28 and 29 October cover Goodnight, Mother, Wednesday’s Moroccan and Spanish works, and Thursday’s Letters from the Dead Pavilion and Iqtibās.
These links make it easier to navigate the edition by date and venue, then continue towards other cultural outings through Culturama’s Rabat city guide. They also allow visitors to compare the confirmed appointments when choosing which festival days to attend.
Explore the other festival days
- Jassad Festival 2026 in Rabat: fourth-edition programme
- Jassad in Rabat, 27 October 2026: Goodnight, Mother
- Jassad in Rabat, 28 October 2026: Morocco and Spain
- Jassad in Rabat, 29 October 2026: Letters from the Dead Pavilion and Iqtibās
- Things to do in Rabat
Programme supplied by the festival. Further information: Jassad · Théâtre Mohammed V.
