Anna Karenina plays at the Théâtre Nanterre-Amandiers from May 7 to 10, 2025, directed by Carme Portaceli, who offers a feminist reinterpretation of Tolstoy's novel.
Scapin, Molière and Italian comedy return to Le Lucernaire for an energetic revival of Les Fourberies de Scapin, directed by Emmanuel Besnault. On view from April 2 to May 25, 2025.
From April 11, 2025, Guichet Montparnasse hosts "Qui êtes-vous, Andrée Turcy?", a show that promises to revive the memory of a key figure in the chanson réaliste of the '30s.
Until April 19, Alice Birch's "Anatomie d'un suicide" plays at the Théâtre Nanterre-Amandiers. An interwoven tale of three generations of women, supported by a promising staging.
From April 17 to June 29, 2025, Bertrand Marcos presents "Amis pour la vie" (Friends for Life) at the Théâtre de l'Œuvre, a comedy exploring friendships and buried secrets, performed by a quartet of actors.
Edmond Rostand's masterpiece returns to Théâtre Le Ranelagh in a staging that promises to be rhythmic and immersive. Stéphane Dauch plays a twirling Cyrano in this musical version.
Théâtre de la Boussole continues "Déconnectés" until June 29, a fast-paced comedy in which four characters must survive an evening without telephones. It promises to be an explosive experience.
From April 3 to 6, 2025, the students of Studio 7 at École du Nord present Tragédie, a collective show that questions the legacy of today's world and the place of a generation faced with the need to reinvent everything.
Adapted from Fabcaro's novel, Le Discours returns to the Théâtre Michel. A one-man show in which the anguish of a wedding speech becomes the starting point for an introspection as funny as it is biting.
One night, two strangers, trajectories that brush against each other... Les Parallèles, performed at La Scala Paris until March 27, explores the fragility of encounters and the strange mechanics of destiny.
Until March 30, 2025, Georges Lavaudant directs Molière's "Le Misanthrope" at the Athénée Théâtre, a plunge into the contradictions of "true speech" and the power games of love and society.
Bertolt Brecht's Mère Courage takes over the Théâtre de la Ville from June 12 to 15, directed by Lisaboa Houbrechts. A poignant fresco of war and its ravages, as seen through the eyes of a canteen-maid.
Until April 27, Aurélie Saada plays Botho Strauss's "Une lettre de mariage" in "Personne d'autre", a one-woman show directed by Daniel Benoin, in which a monologue on love and solitude is revealed.
From June 19 to 29, 2025, the Théâtre du Châtelet welcomes L'Histoire du soldat, a singular work by Ramuz and Stravinsky, combining theater, music and dance, directed by Karelle Prugnaud.
Following its success in December 2024, "Viens Poupoule!" returns to the Théâtre de la Michodière on April 15, 2025 for an immersive evening in the world of Belle Époque café-concerts.
A wind of culture blows through Barbizon with the first edition of the Théâtrales de Barbizon festival, offering three days of shows from April 4 to 6, 2025 at the Espace Culturel Marc Jacquet.
