Comediablanca 2026 Returns to Casablanca with a Three-Day Comedy Spectacle

Casablanca is set to host one of the most anticipated cultural events of the year as Comediablanca makes its grand return for its third edition from June 4 to 6, 2026. Taking place at the iconic Complexe Mohammed V, the festival is expanding in scale and ambition, bringing together over 20 Moroccan and international comedians for three nights dedicated to laughter, performance, and immersive entertainment.

A Growing Comedy Festival in Morocco

Since its launch in 2024, Comediablanca has quickly established itself as a major event in Morocco’s cultural landscape. With more than 11,000 attendees in its first two editions, the festival continues to grow, positioning Casablanca as a key destination for stand-up comedy and live entertainment.

Produced by Tendansia and led by artistic director Amir Rouani, the 2026 edition marks a significant evolution. For the first time, the festival will span three full days, welcoming an expected 15,000 spectators, with over 5,000 attendees each evening.

A Three-Night Lineup Blending Local and International Talent

This year’s program is designed as a progressive artistic journey, with each night offering a distinct identity.

The festival opens on June 4 with a 100% Moroccan gala hosted by Taliss, celebrating the richness of the national comedy scene. The lineup includes well-known names and rising talents such as Oussama Ramzi, Saïd & Wadie, Ayoub Idri, Fadwa Taleb, Rachid Rafik, Driss & Mehdi, Fatih Mohamed, Wahiba Bouya, and Zouhair Zair.

On June 5, the spotlight turns to Jalil Tijani, who will present a final and exclusive Casablanca performance of his show “Jeux de Société,” reimagined with a more intimate and spectacular format, featuring surprise guest appearances.

The closing night on June 6 brings a major francophone gala led by Kheiron, alongside a diverse lineup including Laurie Peret, Mimo Lazrak, Mehdi Bousaidan, Doully, John Sulo, and Hamaka. The evening promises a contemporary and dynamic show, enhanced by a surprise Moroccan guest.

More Than a Festival: A Full Immersive Experience

Beyond the stage, Comediablanca 2026 introduces an expanded festival experience. Each evening, visitors will have access to a vibrant experiential village featuring a curated food court, live entertainment, gaming zones, and cultural activations. This space is designed to extend the energy of the performances and create a social and festive atmosphere around the shows.

Comediablanca Expands Internationally

While firmly rooted in Casablanca, the festival continues to grow beyond Morocco. After successful shows at the Olympia in Paris and the Cirque Royal in Brussels, Comediablanca is preparing for its next international stop in Montreal on May 9, further strengthening its global presence in the comedy scene