Un'analisi della teoria teatrale di Tawfīq al-Ḥakīm a partire dal suo Qālabu-nā l-masraḥī. Lo studio intende dimostrare come in tutta l’opera di Tawfīq al-Ḥakīm sia presente, seppure in modalità diverse, una teleologia performativa della scrittura teatrale. / An analysis of Tawfiq al-Hakim's theatrical theory in the light of his Qālabu-nā al-masraḥī. The study aims at showing how in Tawfīq al-Ḥakīm's whole work is present, although in different ways, a performative teleology of playwriting.

La nécessité d'une politique culturelle, aujourd'hui au Maroc, s'impose tant au niveau politique que social. Il est urgent que s'élabore une vision d'ensemble cohérente, respectant les engagements pris par le Maroc au lendemain du printemps arabe, à travers la nouvelle constitution de 2011, en raison d'une pratique artistique qui tire ses origines de la période située avant l'indépendance. Le parcours qu'ont connu les différents arts, parmi lesquels le théâtre a joué un rôle important, a dessiné un paysage culturel diversifié, et actuellement conscient de la nécessité de conduire un projet politique que pourraient adopter les différents acteurs institutionnels. L'État a en effet la responsabilité de définir, de soutenir, mais surtout de protéger le secteur culturel. Le choix de la pratique théâtrale, comme principal outil d'analyse du secteur culturel, vient de sa nature éminemment sociale, qui lui a permis d'être proche d'un public marocain, à la fois populaire et savant, mais notre approche prend plus largement en compte ce qui relève de l'art et de la culture au Maroc. / The urgent requisite for a cultural policy in Morocco imposes itselt today with unrivalled expectancy on both political and social planes. Owing to an artistic practice whose origins hark back to the period prior to lndependence, it is indeed urgent to develop an overall coherent vision that highly esteems the commitments pledged by Morocco shortly after the Arab Spring through the new constitution of 2011. The course that the various arts have known, including the theater that has played an important role, has drawn various and sundry cultural landscapes, and is now mindful of the need to lead a political project which yet various institutional actors could adopt. Actually, the state has the responsibility to define, support, and, more importantly, protect the cultural sector. The choice of the histrionic praxis, which elbows itself as the most significant toolkit of overhauling the cultural sector, tends to corne from its eminent social nature, which grants it the privilege of getting closer to popular and scholarly pulses of the Moroccan public. Our approach here takes much more into account than what is an art and culture in Morocco.