Paris, the capital of culture, is packed with legendary stages and intimate venues that host exceptional plays all year round. Whether you're a fan of light comedy, poignant drama or classic plays, the Parisian theater scene always has something to offer. Here's why you should plan a trip to the theater as soon as possible.
Our reviews of shows and plays to discover in Paris
Fancy going to see a play or show in Paris or the Ile-de-France region, but don't know which one to choose? Our reviews of current plays and shows are here to advise you! [Read more]
Theater in Paris is first and foremost an immersion in a rich and varied universe. From timeless classics revisited to contemporary creations , there's something for everyone. You'll discover daring stagings, punchy dialogues and talented actors who bring captivating stories to life.
Emblematic venues such as the Théâtre du Chatelet, as well as small neighborhood theaters, offer a unique experience. Each venue has its own charm, from the hushed ambience of historic theaters to the warmth of independent stages.
Shows and plays to see as a couple in Paris: the best choices for a date
The best shows and plays for a date in Paris: comedies, stand-up, cabarets, dance... Perfect ideas for an evening out as a couple. [Read more]
Attending a play in Paris is also an opportunity to share a convivial moment with your family, your partner or your friends. Book your tickets now and let yourself be carried away by the magic of live performance! In 2025, more than ever before, Parisian theater promises you strong emotions and unforgettable memories.



10 Must-See Shows in Paris at the Start of 2026: Starter Plus Selection - Tatouvu
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Call Me Walt: Intimate Portrait of Disney’s Founder Extended at the Apollo Theatre
Discover Walt Disney as you've never seen him before in the play Call Me Walt, written and directed by Julien Baptist at the Apollo Theatre in Paris. Step into the private world of the man behind the legend: the son, the brother, the husband, and the father—far more than just the creator of an empire. The production opened on October 15, 2025, and has been extended until May 16, 2026. [Read more]



The Dead Poets Society: Revival at Théâtre Antoine
After a resounding success and multiple Molière awards, Dead Poets Society is returning to Théâtre Antoine starting February 13, 2026. [Read more]



Alexis Michalik's Edmond returns to the Théâtre du Palais Royal: our review
Edmond, Alexis Michalik's third play, premiered at the Théâtre du Palais Royal in 2016, is still running at the Théâtre du Ier Arrondissement. After more than 5 Molières awards, the play returns on August 21, 2025. [Read more]



Coal in the veins: the five-Molière-winning play extended at the Théâtre du Palais-Royal
After Adieu Monsieur Haffmann and Petit coiffeur, Jean-Philippe Daguerre returns with a new theatrical creation: Du charbon dans les veines. The play, which focuses on mineworkers in the 1950s in a deeply moving narrative, won no fewer than 5 Molières and is now coming to the Théâtre du Palais-Royal! [Read more]



4211 km: the award-winning play returns to the Marigny Studio
4211 km, a play by Aïla Navidi that received the Molière Award in 2024, is returning to the Studio Marigny in Paris from February 4, 2026. A powerful piece of theater addressing Iranian exile. [Read more]



Next time you hit the dust, with Vassili Schneider, returns to Paris in March 2026.
After a sold-out run, "Next Time You’ll Eat Dust" returns to Paris at the Théâtre Montparnasse from March 31 to April 17, 2026. Adapted from the bestselling novel by Panayotis Pascot and directed by Paul Pascot, the play showcases Vassili Schneider, the recipient of the 2025 Molière Award for Best Newcomer. [Read more]
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