December 2025 brings the year to a close in style on the stages of Paris and the Île-de-France region. This festive month combines the desire for culture, sharing and human warmth around a particularly dense theatrical program. As the festive season approaches, live performances take center stage in our ideas for outings with family, friends and couples.
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From original creations to revisited classics and family shows, variety is the order of the day. Theatrical performances in Paris in December offer a wide range of universes: warm-hearted comedies, modern tales, profounddramas, enchanting musical theater and poetic performances. The Paris region's theater scene shines in formats for all ages, with a special focus on young audiences during the school vacations.
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It's also a time when theaters put on their Christmas colors: decorations, special programs, festive evenings... everything is thought out to make going to the theater a moment apart. December shows attract a wide range of audiences, from those accustomed to Parisian stages to visitors just passing through. Companies take advantage of the opportunity to present unifying works, in which emotion, laughter and wonder play an essential role.
From the Grand Boulevards to neighborhood theaters and innovative suburban stages, December is a key month for theater in Paris. It's a time to combine the magic of the end-of-year with the pleasure of artistic discovery, in a friendly, festive atmosphere.
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Dates and Opening Time
From December 1, 2025 to December 31, 2025
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