Hassan El Fad's career, his beginnings in theatre and his subsequent success in comedy

Hassan El Fad, born November 24, 1962, is a Moroccan actor and comedian known for his cheerful personality. He started out in theater, but later appeared in several Moroccan comedy television series and became a regular on Moroccan television during Ramadan.

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Hassan El Fad is considered an icon of Moroccan comedy. He has created his own genre of comedy, relying primarily on clever writing that addresses social issues in a humorous way. This has contributed significantly to making Hassan El Fad one of the most popular actors in Morocco.

Hassan El Fad's artistic activity is not limited to cinema and television, but extends to comedy shows, where he has presented solo shows such as Ninja, Doctor Snail, and Eye of the Seven.

Hassan Al-Fad Hassan El Fad was born on November 24, 1962, in Ain Sebaa, Casablanca, into a middle-class family of eleven brothers and sisters. His father was open to Western culture due to his work with expatriates, and encouraged his children to embrace all cultures and arts. Hassan El Fad also mentions that his older brothers played a significant role in shaping his artistic personality.

Hassan El Fad completed his primary, middle and secondary education in Casablanca. Alongside his studies, he practiced theater and learned to play the saxophone. After obtaining his baccalaureate, he moved to Rabat to study interior design. Following graduation, he worked in this field for a significant period, but realized that he wasn't meant for office work and that he should be an artist. He decided to return to his hometown of Casablanca and enrolled in the Municipal Institute, from which he graduated in 1988. There, he learned the basics of stage acting, acting techniques and performance arts.

Hassan Al-Fad's artistic career Hassan El Fad's artistic beginnings were through a series of short films for which he won several awards in Morocco and abroad. He then participated in some cinematic films such as "Yarit" in 1993, and the film "El Wad" in 1998. However, his real beginning was in 1999 through his first collaboration with the first channel to show short comedy clips at the beginning of Ramadan under the title "My Face, Your Face". After the success of the series, Hassan El Fad became a well-known Ramadan star, and he later appeared in several successful comedy television works such as "Channel TV" in 2005, and "El Fad TV" in 2010.

In 2013, El Fad appeared as Kabour, his most successful character ever, in the series "Lekopel" alongside actress Donia Boutazout, in which he presented several topics of interest to the inhabitants of the Moroccan countryside in a comedic and humorous manner, achieving unprecedented success.

He reappeared as the same character in 2016 in the series "Kabour and Lahbib," and then in 2017, he appeared alongside actress Narjiss El Hallag in the series "Salwa and Zoubir." He is also the official advertising face for the Moroccan telecom company, Inwi.

Hassan Al-Fad's works

Hassan Al-Fad series

1999: My face is your face 2001: CBC Channel 2003: Canal 36 2005: Channel TV 2007: Tate Sweet 2010: Al-Fed TV 2011 - 2012: Payne Show 2012: Customs with Abdelkader Sektor 2013: For Coppell 2014: For Couple 2 2016: Kabour and Lahbib 2017: Salwa and Al-Zubair 2018: Kabour and Lahbib 2 2020: Tondos 2022: The one that saw the one that Hassan El Fad films 1993: I wish 1998: The Valley 2000: Ali, Rabia and others 2003: Me, My Mother and Buthaina 2003: Mercy

Hassan Al-Fad Awards 2004: Best Supporting Actor Award from the Alexandria Film Festival. 2006: Best Supporting Actor Award at the 6th Marrakech International Film Festival. 2006: Jamour Award for Best Comedian in Morocco. 2007: Alfred Award for Best Comedy Show of the Year. 2008: Golden Sparrow Award for Best Leading Role at the Francophone Film Festival

It is worth noting that Moroccan comedian Hassan El Fad has returned to the stage during Ramadan, having chosen to be absent from the Ramadan television production season this year after having accustomed the audience in recent years to presenting his famous series with the character of Kabour.

Hassan El Fad decided to present to his audience his comedy show, Hassan and Rabateo, which has already toured successfully nationally and internationally. The show is characterized by a blend of deep humor and satirical social situations that reflect Moroccan reality in a sharply humorous way.

Hassan and Rabateo's new show is expected to tackle a variety of topics, including the daily lives of Moroccan citizens, social relations, and issues of public concern, which Hassan El Fad is keen to simplify for the audience in a light, comedic way that entertains them.

Through his comedy work, El Fad aims to give young comedians the opportunity to meet audiences hungry for unique performances. He has previously been accompanied on his tours by Osama Ramzy, Haitham Miftah, Ahmed El Sharky, and others, opening the doors of fame and job opportunities for them. Many of them now present their own shows or collaborate with a group of bands.

Hassan El Fad concluded his tour with the show "Shkoon Ho Kabour" last February in the Red City of Marrakesh. The show was a huge success in various Moroccan cities, once again proving his distinction and position as one of the most prominent comedic figures in the Moroccan art scene.

Al-Fad began posting clips from his aforementioned show on his official YouTube channel, which achieved very high viewership, allowing him to enter the Moroccan trending list and top the most-watched shows, competing with Ramadan TV shows shown on the same platform.

It is worth noting that the Moroccan audience got to know the character of Kabour through the comedy series “The Couple”, which was first shown in 2013 on Channel 2 and continued for several seasons through Kabour, Lahbib, and Madame Samir, which was shown on TV. Through it, the character achieved great interaction and was admired by the audience, which made him transfer it from the television screen to reality and present it live on stage.