The Lady of Stone returns to the Dôme in Paris in June 2026.

La Dame de Pierre heads back to Paris for six performances at the Dôme de Paris, from June 3 to 7, 2026. This musical show dedicated to the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris traces the building’s history through a sweeping stage fresco that blends original songs, historical narration, immersive sets, and striking visual effects.

This Parisian return comes after the December 2024 reopening of Notre-Dame de Paris, which put the cathedral back at the heart of cultural and patrimoine news. On stage, The Lady of Stone revisits centuries of history, from its builders to the monument’s defining moments.

Written and directed by Corentin Stemler, with an original score by Richard Liégeois, the show spotlights Jehan de Chelles, the master builder tied to Notre-Dame. The production promises 12 original songs, 450 bespoke costumes, a 220-square-meter stage, and a running time of two hours.

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The proposal is especially aimed at audiences drawn to historical musical performances, heritage storytelling, and grand family-format productions. The project also embodies the spirit of epic stage panoramas, with a collective dimension and a setup conceived for a large venue.

Performances are set for Wednesday, June 3; Thursday, June 4; and Friday, June 5, 2026 at 8 p.m., Saturday, June 6 at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m., followed by Sunday, June 7 at 3 p.m. La Dame de Pierre returns to the Dôme de Paris for a brief Paris run, ahead of a tour announced across France and Belgium in autumn 2026.

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