The theater, a mirror of society, often echoes the major issues of our time. In Paris and the Ile-de-France region, numerous plays and shows are designed to challenge the audience while offering moments of reflection and emotion. Whether addressing social issues, ecological challenges or political struggles, these shows combine art and commitment.
What to see this week in Paris? Plays and shows not to be missed
Plays and shows to see this week in Paris: comedies, dance, humor, magic, cabaret... Our selection of must-see events. [Read more]
These engaging plays are distinguished by bold stagings and scenarios that immerse audiences in stories that are sometimes disturbing, often captivating. Some creations deal with human rights, while others explore the impact of climate change or social relations in a constantly changing world. These themes, though universal, find a particular resonance in the intimacy of a theater.
In the Paris region, venues such as Cartoucherie, Théâtre du Rond-Point and L'Européen regularly host productions where art becomes a vehicle for a social message. These venues are perfect for those looking for a thought-provoking cultural experience, while letting themselves be carried away by the power of live performance.
Whether you're passionate about theater and performance, or simply curious to discover stories that echo current events, the shows and plays in Paris and the surrounding region promise an unforgettable experience. Let yourself be tempted by these moments where culture and reflection meet to awaken consciences.
Menopause at the Apollo Theatre in Paris in 2026
Ménopause, the comedy that upends the rules, is playing at the Apollo Théâtre in Paris until December 31, 2026, with its musical show about menopause. [Read more]
La Zone Indigo de Mélody Mourey prolongée aux Béliers
Mélody Mourey’s Indigo Zone extended at the Béliers
La Zone Indigo, a forward-looking thriller written and staged by Mélody Mourey, has been extended at the Théâtre des Béliers Parisiens until December 31, 2026. [Read more]
Pétanque wasn’t being played in the Warsaw Ghetto at the Montparnasse Theatre.
There was no pétanque being played in the Warsaw Ghetto, Éric Feldman's one-man show directed by Olivier Veillon, returns to Paris at the Théâtre Montparnasse from August 31 to October 27, 2026. [Read more]
David and Leïla's Wedding: Alexis Michalik's New Play at Théâtre Hébertot
The Marriage of David and Leïla, or The Day of the Eclipse, Alexis Michalik’s new creation, arrives at Théâtre Hébertot in Paris from January 30, 2027. A play that blends a family comedy, romance, and legends around an interfaith marriage. [Read more]
What to see this week in Paris? Plays and shows not to be missed
