Le Théâtre Libre

  • 4 boulevard de Strasbourg, 75010 Paris
  • Capacity : 995 seats
  • Strasbourg - Saint-Denis         

ABOUT

Le Théâtre Libre previously know as Théâtre  Le Comédia was built in just six months by the architect, Charles Duval, in 1858. It experienced an unsteady start and quickly reached bankruptcy. However, in 1862 it was transformed into the Eldorado, and became the most famous café-concert in Paris. It retained such popularity for over 60 years, undergoing various phases of renovations during which its glamorous ambience was symbolised with the addition of a metallic canopy entryway.

 

This renowned venue played an important role in shaping the cultural prowess of 'Les Années Folles' and has hosted many French stars, including the real Mistinguett, and Maurice Chevalier. In 1932 it was converted into a large cinema, returning to its original role as a theatre in 1971. Since this time, the stage has been used for musical performances of all kinds, In recent years it began to feature many other theatrical performances of every genre for the public's general enjoyment.

 

Fast facts

Capacity: 995

Handicap Accessible? Yes, please contact us to ensure proper seating in accessible areas

Air conditioning? Yes

LOCATION

4 boulevard de Strasbourg, 75010 Paris

Strasbourg - Saint-Denis        

Itinerary

Past shows at this venue

Musical

Summer 44

Summer '44: the liberation of France in a musical. This original musical brings us back to the summer of 1944, from the Battle of Normandy to the Liberation of Paris. History unfolds before our eyes through the anonymous destinies performed by six young s
until 4/30/17
from 35 €

Musical

Mistinguett

As its name may suggest, Mistinguett follows the story of the world famous singer and dancer, Mistinguett. Born as Jeanne Florentine Bourgeois, Mistinguett became the most highly paid female performer in the world, gracing prestigious venues such as the M
until 1/3/16
from 59 €

Ballet & Dance

Car/Men

After the success of 'Tutu', the Chicos Mambo revisit Bizet's Carmen with a little bit of humor. A show of dance, song, jokes, and video, with a thousand colors!
until 7/2/22
from 30 €