Waiting for Albert, at La Scène Parisienne
There are five of them. Five who don't share the same ideas or opinions, but have to live together. There's Albert the husband, Janine the first wife, Virginie the second wife, Jacques the son who became Jacqueline, the daughter, and Kévin, an ex-student of Virginie with whom he has entered into a civil partnership. So naturally, there are misunderstandings, some mix-ups, and stories of jealousy… It all leads to a comedy that is both quirky and hilarious featuring Marie-Bénédicte Roy, Jeanne Savary, Aëla Chanel, Pierre Deny, and Tom Almodar. You'll laugh until you cry and you'll want more!
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Waiting for Albert
The Paris Scene
34, rue Richer – 9th
Starting February 6, 2025
Thursdays at 7:30 PM, Fridays at 9:15 PM, Saturdays and Sundays at 4:30 PM
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Starmusical, at the Folies Bergère
What if you could enjoy the hits from the greatest musicals all in one spectacular show? Head to the Folies Bergère from February 13 to 15 to discover Starmusical. On the agenda: a grand show filled with the most iconic songs from French and English musicals. Get ready to hum along to "The Desire to Love", "The Kings of the World"...> or even "When we arrive in town" alongside 18 singers including Florent Mothe, Louis Delort, Philippe D’Avilla, Nuno Resende, Renaud Hantson, Amalya, and many more. Eight dancers and six live musicians will join in to make this the most unforgettable show of the year !
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Starmusical
Folies Bergère
32, rue Richer – 9e
Friday, February 13 and Saturday, February 14 at 8 PM
Sunday, February 15 at 2:30 PM and 9 PM
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When I Was Blanche, at the Théâtre Lepic
When I Was Blanche is a captivating show that blends theater, dance, and poetry to tell the unique story of a young mixed-race woman. Born in Switzerland in the 1970s and identifying as white, she embarks on a transformative journey to Africa to find her Black father and discover her roots. This encounter with a forgotten part of herself shakes everything she thought she knew about her identity. Written and performed with rare authenticity by Fatima Ndoye, this piece weaves together intimate and universal anecdotes, creating a deeply moving experience.offers a deep reflection on what it means to be Black in France today. A poignant inner journey that will leave no one indifferent.
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Excerpts from Women
Théâtre de la Concorde
1, Avenue Gabriel – 8th
From February 4 to 14, 2025
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Forget Me, at Théâtre Actuel La Bruyère
If you’re looking for a play that will leave a lasting impression, here it is! Join us at the Théâtre Actuel La Bruyère to experience Forget Me, a performance that won four Molières in 2023. Jeanne and Arthur shared a perfect love story, one of those romances we all dream of. But then one day, Jeanne asks him to pick up some milk and a stamp—an action that seems simple but will change everything. Because this love story, Arthur wished he could never forget. It’s an absolutely moving play!
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The Current Theater La Bruyère
5, rue La Bruyère — 9th
From Tuesday to Friday at 7 PM
On Saturday at 6:30 PM, Sunday at 3 PM
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Lily & Lily, at the Théâtre de ParisWith Lily & Lily, dive into the Hollywood of 1935. On one side, we have Lily Da Costa, the trendy star, as talented as she is devoted to luxury, alcohol, and men. On the other, there's her twin sister, Deborah, who lives in Minnesota, married to a rather austere pastor. In a bid to bring Lily back on the right track, Deborah won’t hesitate to leave her mundane life and step into the shoes of her famous sister who looks just like her. A modernized version of the play by Barillet and Gredy featuring Michèle Bernier and Francis Perrin.
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Another Divine Day
Théâtre des Bouffes Parisiens
4, rue Monsigny – 2e
From January 25 to April 18, 2025
From Wednesday to Friday at 8 PM
Saturday at 8:30 PM, Sunday at 4 PM
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If I Were Joséphine Baker, À la folie théâtreJoin us for a deeply personal journey alongside an icon. In this sparkling one-woman show, Alicia Bigot brings a modern woman into conversation with Joséphine Baker, reviving the spirit of this talented artist by reflecting on her early days, her arrival in France, and her commitment during World War II. Her joys, aspirations, disappointments, the way she was perceived, and the judgments too... The actress brilliantly weaves together acting, singing, and dancing to introduce us to the woman who has .shook up France and the world of entertainment. A performance that is as educational as it is captivating.
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It's not easy to be happy when things are going wrong
Théâtre Tristan Bernard
64, rue du Rocher – 8th
From Tuesday to Saturday
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Betrayals, at the Théâtre de l’ŒuvreFor seven years, Emma has been in a relationship with Jerry, her husband Robert's best friend. From the very beginning of the play, she decides to confess everything to Robert. During the next hour and a half, the play traces those last seven years, filled with encounters, lies, and confessions. A reverse narrative written by Harold Pinter and brilliantly led by Swann Arlaud, Marc Arnaud, Marie Kauffmann, and Tobias Nuytten.
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Trahisons
Theatre de l’Œuvre
55, rue de Clichy – 9th
From January 29 to March 30, 2025
Wednesday to Saturday at 9 PM
Sunday at 6 PM
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