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10 must-see shows in January in Paris

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Is there a better way to kick off the year than by exploring the most beautiful concert halls and theaters in Paris? We think not! And because at Bonbon, all that matters to us is making sure you experience magical moments, we’ve handpicked 10 shows that you absolutely can't miss this back-to-school season in 2025!


The Meeting, at the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord

She has dazzled you on screen, and now she’s ready to charm the people of Paris on the stage of Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord , where Camille Cottin will win their hearts. In this play adapted from the novel Jewish Cock by Katharina Volckmer, the actress takes on the role of a young man trapped in a woman’s body. As he shares his thoughts, the character invites us into the depths of his intimacy, touching on his family heritage and his love for K. With blunt honesty, this monologue pushes the boundaries of political correctness, creating a delightful blend of authenticity, dark humor, and poetry.

The Appointment
Bouffes du Nord Theatre
37 bis, boulevard de la Chapelle – 10th
From January 7 to 25, 2025
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The Journal, at the Theatre of Paris

Edmond, the director of an investigative newspaper, is about to publish significant and compromising information about Jacques Flamm, the minister. At the same time, Edmond learns that his daughter has been arrested for drug trafficking in Jakarta, and only Jacques Flamm can intervene to try to get her out. Should he publish the article or back down? With a script by Antoine Beauquier and direction by Anne Bouvier, The Journal confronts journalism and politics to deliver a thrilling ride.

The Journal
Paris Theatre
15, rue Blanche – 9th
Starting from January 22, 2025
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Gitans - The Musical, at the Théâtre Libre 

As a group of thugs tries to go after Nadia, Tiago, a young gypsy, steps in to defend her. The two fall madly in love, but there's a catch: Tiago is engaged to Sara, and their wedding is just a week away. It’s a heart-wrenching story set to captivating gypsy jazz that’s sure to get your toes tapping. There’s no doubt that Gitans - The Musical will kick off our year 2025 in style.

Gitans - The Musical
Theatre Libre
4, Boulevard de Strasbourg – 10th
From January 10 to February 23, 2025
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Just the End of the World, Theatre de l'Atelier 

After twelve years of absence, Louis visits his family. However, this reunion won't be the happiest one : he intends to tell them that he is ill and does not have long to live. But this return doesn't go exactly as planned, and some family tensions arise that prevent Louis from confessing the truth before he leaves. On stage, Astrid Bayiha, Céleste Brunnquell, Vincent Dedienne, Christiane Millet, and Loïc Riewer portray the members of this family. The staging...

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It has amazed kids and adults all around the globe, and now the Disney on Ice show A World of Dreams is bringing a sprinkle of magic to France. In total, over 50 artists take the stage to bring our favorite Disney characters to life, including Mickey, Nemo, Cinderella, Rapunzel, and the Madrigal family from the movie Encanto. With stunning sets and fabulous costumes, this family show leaves stars in your eyes.

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Disney on Ice - A World of Dreams
Adidas Arena
56, Boulevard Ney – 18th
Until January 12th
On tour from January 15th to February 2nd
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Number Two, at the Tristan Bernard Theatre

In 1999, the casting began to find the young man who would play 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 on the fascinating and poignant journey of a child who...learning to rebuild oneself after experiencing failure.

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Using the art of puppetry to create the illusion of meeting reality… Through A Doll's House, Yngvild Aspeli offers us a unique interpretation of the text by Henrik Ibsen, where Nora Helmer strives for emancipation while facing the oppression of social conventions. As surprising as it is impactful, the performance allows us to rediscover this great classic of Norwegian literature in a truly singular way. 

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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Skin of a Man, at Théâtre Montparnasse 

During the Renaissance in Italy, no one opposed any family decision. So, when Bianca's parents, played by Laure Calamy, 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 whole new way, Bianca's life is turned upside down. It’s a tender and poetic musical.

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The most memorable show of the 2000s is back on stage! This new version, titled The 10 Commandments, The Desire to Love, promises to deliver a two-act performance, directed and choreographed by Giuliano Peparini, featuring the original songs, rearranged by Pascal Obispo. From ancient Egypt to the present day, this is a modernized version of the story of Moses that will be presented to the audience at La Seine Musicale.

The Ten Commandments
The 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-Martin

The Idols is a tribute to six idols: Collard, Daney, Demy, Guibert, Koltès, Lagarce, who left us during the last two decades of the 20th century, the "AIDS years", while Christophe Honoré – the author and director of the show – was living his youthful years. By staging Harrison Arévalo, Jean-Charles Clichet, ß, Julien Honoré, Paul Kircher, and Marlène Saldana, Christophe Honoré delivers a lively and vibrant performance.unmatched power. 

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