A new year has started, symbolizing the renewal of shows presented on the stages of our favorite theaters and concert halls. You know the drill by now, like every month, we've made a selection of must-see shows in January for you!
The Pebbles at Tilleul are smaller than at Le Havre, at the Atelier theater
Talking about the weather, these often banal and endless conversations, that only lead to more conversations afterwards. For one hour, four performers transport us with their words and bodies into the heart of these everyday situations, with poetry and sensitivity.
The pebbles at Tilleul are smaller than at Havre (which makes swimming much more enjoyable). Théâtre de l'Atelier, 1 place Charles-Dullin - 18th arrondissement, from January 12th to March 10th. More info.
Charlotte, at La Seine Musicale.
Adapted from David Foenkinos' novel published in 2014, the show Charlotte takes us on a wonderful journey that is both literary, artistic, and musical. On stage, the works of Charlotte Salomon parade. This German-born painter exiled herself in France at the beginning of World War II and for over 10 years worked on her life's work, Leben? oder Theater?. Audrey Tautou is the narrator of this moving story.Here's a fun and cheerful translation:
re qui promet de nous faire vivre une performance riche en émotions.
Enjoy the excitement of this event that promises to bring us a performance full of emotions. Have a great time!
Charlotte La Seine Musicale Île Seguin – 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt From January 19th to 25th More info
Michetonneuse, at the Apollo Théâtre
Shéraz is faced with important financial problems. She then meets young women using their charms to get what they want. A form of independence and freedom that is absolutely fascinating to Shéraz, who will let herself be carried away into this rule-free world.
Michetonneuse The Apollo Theatre 18, rue du Faubourg-du-Temple – 11th arrondissement Starting from January 18th Find out more
Dive, at La Scala
Choreographer Edouard Hue is back at La Scala after his two big successes: Shiver and All I Need. As the name suggests, it's a dive into the heart of intimacy, in search of the origins of intuition and its impact on our life choices. Seven dancers deliver a breathtaking performance imbued with unparalleled virtuosity.
Dive La Scala 13, boulevard de Strasbourg – 10th arrondissement From January 13th to 27th More information
Symphonie Fantastique, at Maison de la radio et de la musique
Let yourself be carried away by the beautiful Symphonie Fantastique by Berlioz, performed by the National Orchestra of France. More than a concert, it's a true immersion into the work and the story of the composer that you can experience. Cristian Măcelaru conducts, François-Xavier Symczak dissects the "episodes of an artist's life".
Fantastic Symphony House of Radio and Music 116, avenue du Président-Kennedy – 16th district Wednesday, January 17th at 8pm More info
Sacred Pan!, at the Variétés Theater
Following the success of the Faux British and the The Great Diamond of Prince Ludwig, it is now Sacred Pan! that takes over the Variétés Theater. The members of the choir of the Troubadours of the Gospel have decided to stage the famous story of Peter Pan, in the style of a musical comedy. To embody the eponymous character? Father Benoît, 65 years old. Whimsical and offbeat, this rei.Our interpretation of our childhood classic promises to make you laugh until you cry!
Sacré Pan! Théâtre des Variétés 7, boulevard de Montmartre – 2nd From January 26th More info
TOUT-MOUN, at Chaillot theater
Tout-Moun.n, or « each and everyone » in Creole. Get ready to experience a moment that will undoubtedly be engraved in your memory. On stage, 10 dancers and one saxophonist move to the rhythm of a video scenography designed by choreographers Héla Fattoumi and Éric Lamoureux.
Tout-MounThéâtre Chaillot1, Trocadéro and November 11th Square - 16th arrondissementFrom January 10th to 12th, 2024More information
The Dream of a Summer Night, at Théâtre de la Ville
On the stage of Théâtre de la Ville, Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota revisits this Shakespearean classic to give it a new breath. Between illusion and reality, love intrigues and misunderstandings, the actors take us on a delightful adventure where imagination has a central place.
