RIYADH: From Gulf theater productions and international cultural performances to traditional Saudi arts, Riyadh Season 2026 is showcasing a diverse entertainment program across the capital, with more attractions set to open throughout November.
The seventh edition of Riyadh Season, which began on Oct. 21, features performances by leading Gulf and Arab artists alongside international cultural attractions.
Boulevard City has emerged as one of Riyadh Season’s main theatrical destinations, hosting Gulf and Egyptian productions that explore social and personal issues through comedy, music and live performances.
The theatrical program began on Oct. 22 at Bakr Al-Sheddi Theater with a social comedy about a man navigating changes in his relationships as he turns 50. The production was extended until Oct. 31 following strong audience demand.
Mohammed Al-Ali Theater also hosted the Egyptian comedy “Ana Mesh Arefni,” followed by “Al-Sada Al-Aadaa,” which ran from Nov. 5-9.
Upcoming productions include “Fi Hetta Tania,” running from Nov. 11-15 at Bakr Al-Sheddi Theater, and “Elmi Oloum,” opening at Mohammed Al-Ali Theater on Nov. 13 for a four-day run.
On Nov. 19, Boulevard City’s Global Theater will welcome “Dukkan Al-Alab,” a family production combining music, dance and adventure. Other productions scheduled throughout the season include “Al-Dinosaur” and “Eamel Maarouf,” while December’s lineup features “Prince of the World,” “Sakk Ala Weladak,” “The Duet,” “Al-Omda” and “Al-Diva.”
