Getting there
Tangier is served by its international airport, the high-speed train from Rabat and Casablanca, and ferries from Spain.
Where Stories Meet
Different countries. Different languages. One stage. Everything you need to know to live the festival, from the first curtain to the last applause.
At a glance
The Festival
A competition, a carnival, a city and a team of students. Pick where you want to start.
Tributes
A Tribute To The Greats
Every edition, FITUT pays tribute to the artists who shaped theatre in Morocco and beyond: directors, actors and writers whose work opened the stage to the generations that followed.
The honourees are celebrated on opening night, in front of the young troupes who carry their legacy on stage.
Plan your visit
Practical Info
Coming from across the city or across the sea, here’s what to know before you arrive.
Where to stay
Delegations are hosted by the festival. Visitors will find plenty of options between the new town and the medina.
Entry
Every performance is free, on a first-come, first-served basis. Ceremonies are by invitation.
On time
Doors open 30 minutes before each show and close when the curtain rises. Arrive early for a good seat.
Questions
FAQ
Do I need a ticket to attend the shows?
No. All performances are free and open to everyone. Seats are given on a first-come, first-served basis, so arrive a little early for the evening shows.
What language are the plays performed in?
Each troupe performs in its own language: Arabic, French, English, Spanish and more. That’s the spirit of the festival: theatre as a language without borders.
Who can apply to compete?
Any student theatre troupe, from any country, attached to a university or higher-education institution. See the application steps below.
Can I volunteer with the festival?
Yes. FITUT is run entirely by students and every edition needs hands for hospitality, logistics, communication and more. Reach out through our social media.
Is the carnival open to the public?
Absolutely. Watch from anywhere along the route or join the parade at any stop.
Talked About FITUT
- FITUT Opens Its Doors to a New Generation of Artists
- Theatre Becomes a Language Without Borders at Tangier
- FITUT Highlights the Power of Student Creativity
- The Final Curtain Falls on Another FITUT Edition
Apply
Your Troupe On Our Stage
Applications for the next edition are open to student troupes from every country. Three steps stand between your play and the Palais des Arts.
Send your application
Fill in the form with your troupe, your play and your university.
Share a recording
Attach a full video of the play for the artistic cell to review.
Get selected
Selected troupes are contacted and hosted in Tangier for the festival.