Le 25 Casablanca, Afterwork Heaven

Go to Le 25 Casablanca for the finest Happy Hour everyday and enjoy the complimentary free food in a fashionable and luxurious frame

Bacco e Venere, a Slice of Italy in Casablanca

An unpretentious yet state-of-the-art Italian Restaurant perfect for a spontaneous romantic dinner or just to have fun amongst friends...waiter...more Chianti!

Shop like there's no tomorrow in the Morocco Mall

The biggest Shopping Mall in the whole Africa, 250.000 sqm of luxury and brands to please all pockets from Zara and HM to Gucci and Dolce and Gabbana, it comes with IMAX cinema, cafes, restaurats and the most appreciated FNAC for book hunting

The Sweetest Catwalk in Paul Villa Zevaco

Casablanca seems to be full of people that dont work. And it is. You can find them all, including yours truly, around 17h sipping a cafe or an orange juice with some delicious cakes. Dresscode: high heels and Fendi Bag.

Showing posts with label French Institute. Show all posts
Showing posts with label French Institute. Show all posts

Monday, 24 March 2014

Dance: Work is all the time in progress


Spend a pleasant evening in Casablanca watching the eclectic art of the group "work is all the time in progress" a joint venture of the brothers Atbane, Younes and Zouhir, plus newcomer Aziz Nadif; inspired and educated under the master choreographer Khalid Benghrib.
Their art is a mix of contemporary dance and music always in search of new forms of expression. They arise questions about the social problems of becoming an artist in Morocco, challenging our minds but always with a humoristic touch.

26th of March 20h30
Theater 121 of the Institut Français de Casablanca
121, Bd Zerktouni
20340 Casablanca
+212 522 779 870

Price for non members: 70 dhs
Price for members: 50 dhs



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Thursday, 13 February 2014

Concert: "Le Soleil Brille pour Tout le Monde?"


Time to go out in Casablanca. The French Institute is bringing us a music concert that is worth skipping the afterwork mojitos. The poetry of Jacques Prevert meets the irreverence of slam music, the result? You'll see.
Autodidact, born in Marseille, Frédéric Nevchehirlian began captivating thanks to its glowing words in parties "open mic" at the dawn of French slam. Then in concerts with his original group Vibrion (that was awarded discovery Printemps de Bourges 2005 FAIR 2008). Poetry pressed and compressed, abundant and rich at the same time, linking images that mark. Frederic uses
acoustic and electric guitar, cello and drums, and sings, shouts, whispers or declaims depending on the interpreted text.


Thursday 13 of February in the Theater 121 at the Institut Français de Casablanca
20h30
70 dirhams for non members
50 dirhams for members 

121, boulevard Zerktouni Boulevard Mohamed Zerktouni
Casablanca, Marruecos
tel.+212 522779870

Friday, 24 January 2014

Theater in Casablanca: La Chute (The Fall)



Good plans in Casablanca thanks to the French Institute. La Chute (The Fall) is the third novel of Albert Camus, written in the shape of dramatic monologues: a stranger tell us the story of his life from success to misery in an analogy that englobes the whole human race. This was one of the favourite pieces of another existencialist, the great Sartre, and we are looking forward to see how the director Nabyl Lahlou and actress Sophia Hadi will pull this one out, since is not an easy piece.

Saturday 25 of January
20h30 in the French Institute
around 70 dhs



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Wednesday, 15 January 2014

Beautiful Modern Dance: Khatwa in the French Institute


If you're looking for the best things to do in Casablanca, once again our friends from the Institut Français are bringing us all the freshness and energy of young Moroccan artists. This Saturday 18th of January is the turn of Khatwa, a dancing show with all the beauty -and confussion- of a contemporary choreography. In this show, the Macadama Company explores the boundaries of Hip Hop in a ritual that mixes oriental and contemporary moves. Unveil the mistery this Saturday at 20h30 in the premises of the French Institute. Most likely it will not be free, but do not expect to pay more than 50dhs.

121, boulevard Zerktouni, Casablanca, Maroc
tel.+212 22779870


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