Sign-language performances, choreographic works, and exhibitions: the IMAGO Festival enters its sixth edition, running through December 27, 2026, with events notably in Paris and the Île-de-France region. For its tenth anniversary, the festival spotlights artists with disabilities and inclusive companies across multiple disciplines.
Launched on September 9, the edition brings together more than 150 events and over 80 partner venues. The program stretches beyond the Paris region: it also extends into Nouvelle-Aquitaine and other areas for cinema. In Île-de-France, the lineup taps into theaters, cinemas, museums, and cultural spaces.
Among the upcoming Île-de-France engagements are Turlututu la tortue, a French Sign Language theatre piece at MJC Les Terrasses in Yvelines on October 21, followed by La révolution des mésanges, a fusion of poetry and theatre at Théâtre du Temps in Paris on October 26. Les Plateaux Sauvages will host Sourdre ou l’enterrement de mes oreilles from November 2 to 14.
The lineup also blends dance, circus, puppetry, concerts and offbeat tours. It lets you choose a night out by discipline or by venue, rather than following a single path. In Paris, also check out our listing for Ça sent l’eucalyptus at Guichet-Montparnasse, part of IMAGO.
The entry conditions, recommended ages, and booking rules vary by event. The official program outlines the sessions and the accessibility options on offer: for example, whether sign-language interpretation is available is confirmed for the chosen performance.
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Dates and Opening Time
From September 9, 2026 to December 27, 2026
Official website
festivalimago.com
Booking
festivalimago.com
