The Meeting, at the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord
She has amazed you on the big screen, and now at the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord , Camille Cottin is set to win over Parisians. In this play adapted from the novel Jewish Cock by Katharina Volckmer, the actress portrays a young man trapped in a woman's body. Throughout his thoughts, the character welcomes us into the depths of his intimacy, touching on both his family heritage and his love for K. With sharp honesty, this monologue transcends the boundaries of political correctness, creating a clever blend of authenticity, dark humor, and poetry.
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The Appointment
Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord
37 bis, boulevard de la Chapelle – 10th
From January 7 to 25, 2025
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The Journal, at the Théâtre de Paris
Edmond, the director of an investigative newspaper, is about to publish important and compromising information about Jacques Flamm, the minister. At the same time, Edmond finds out that his daughter has been arrested for drug trafficking in Jakarta, and only Jacques Flamm can step in to help her out. Should he publish the article or back down? With a script by Antoine Beauquier and directed by Anne Bouvier, The Journal confronts journalism and politics to deliver a thrilling experience.
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The Journal
Théâtre de Paris
15, rue Blanche – 9th arrondissement
Starting from January 22, 2025
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Gitans - The Musical, at Théâtre Libre
While a gang of thugs tries to attack Nadia, Tiago, a young gypsy, steps in to defend her. The two fall madly in love, but Tiago is promised to Sara, and their wedding is just a week away. A heart-wrenching story set to a lively gypsy jazz rhythm, there's no doubt that Gitans - The Musical will kick off our year 2025 in a memorable way.
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Gitans - The Musical
Théâtre Libre
4, boulevard de Strasbourg – 10th
From January 10 to February 23, 2025
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Just the End of the World, Théâtre de l’Atelier
After twelve years away, Louis visits his family. However, this reunion won’t be the happiest: he plans to tell them he is sick and doesn’t have much time left. But this return doesn’t go exactly as planned, and family tensions arise, preventing Louis from revealing the truth before he leaves. On stage, Astrid Bayiha, Céleste Brunnquell, Vincent Dedienne, Christiane Millet, and Loïc Riewer play the members of this family. The staging is...Johanny Bert revisits the classic story of Jean-Luc Lagarce, thirty years after his passing.
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©DisneyDisney on Ice - A World of Dreams
Adidas Arena
56, boulevard Ney – 18th
Until January 12
On tour from January 15 to February 2
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Number Two, at the Tristan Bernard TheatreIn 1999, the casting began to find the young man who would portray the iconic character of Harry Potter . Hundreds of boys auditioned until only two remained. This play tells the story of the one who was not chosen. Based on the eponymous novel by David Foenkinos, the show takes us into the fascinating and poignant tale of a child who...It learns to rebuild itself after experiencing a failure.
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A Doll's House
Théâtre du Rond-Point
2 bis, avenue Franklin D. Roosevelt – 8th
From January 23 to February 2
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The Skin of a Man, at the Théâtre MontparnasseDuring the Renaissance in Italy, no one could oppose any family decision. So when Bianca, played by Laure Calamy, has her parents choose the man she must marry, the young girl can’t say a word. But how can she unite with someone she knows nothing about? When her godmother reveals the existence of the "Skin of a Man" that she can wear to become a boy and explore the world in a completely different way, Bianca's life is turned upside down. A musical show that is tender and poetic..
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The Ten Commandments
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La Seine Musicale
Île Seguin – 92110, Boulogne-Billancourt
From January 11 to February 2
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The Idols, at the Théâtre de la Porte Saint-MartinThe Idols is a tribute to six icons: Collard, Daney, Demy, Guibert, Koltès, and Lagarce, who were lost during the last two decades of the 20th century, known as the "AIDS years," while Christophe Honoré – the author and director of the show – experienced his youth. With a cast featuring Harrison Arévalo, Jean-Charles Clichet, ß, Julien Honoré, Paul Kircher, and Marlène Saldana, Christophe Honoré presents us with a vibrant performance that...unmatched power.
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