Parks & Gardens
Parks & GardensParis
Tucked in the Bois de Boulogne, this open-air theater lets nature do the set design. Performances unfold under rustling leaves and evening light, surrounded by a Shakespeare-inspired botanical garden that feels worlds away from the city.
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June 12
Shakespeare Love drops you into a sun-dappled woodland theatre where actress Ana Lorvo weaves her own romantic misadventures with Juliet, Helena, and Olivia. Classic scenes meet playful improvisation, and the audience becomes part of the story.
June 12
Pier Sparta's figurative sculptures inhabit the Jardin Shakespeare at children's height, inviting you to crouch down and see the world differently. Raw wood, ceramic, and metal figures capture dreamlike moments: a bird mid-catch, girls dancing, a sleeper under the trees.
June 13 at 11am
Nono turns ten and plans the ultimate birthday party, then a storm named Marie-Thérèse traps everyone inside. Gwendoline Soublin's play turns pandemic lockdown into a funny, tender story about friendship and growing up, performed by two actresses who weave through the audience like guests at the party itself.
Paris
Parks & GardensParks & GardensTucked in the Bois de Boulogne, this open-air theater lets nature do the set design. Performances unfold under rustling leaves and evening light, surrounded by a Shakespeare-inspired botanical garden that feels worlds away from the city.
Tips
June 12
Shakespeare Love drops you into a sun-dappled woodland theatre where actress Ana Lorvo weaves her own romantic misadventures with Juliet, Helena, and Olivia. Classic scenes meet playful improvisation, and the audience becomes part of the story.
June 12
Pier Sparta's figurative sculptures inhabit the Jardin Shakespeare at children's height, inviting you to crouch down and see the world differently. Raw wood, ceramic, and metal figures capture dreamlike moments: a bird mid-catch, girls dancing, a sleeper under the trees.
June 13 at 11am
Nono turns ten and plans the ultimate birthday party, then a storm named Marie-Thérèse traps everyone inside. Gwendoline Soublin's play turns pandemic lockdown into a funny, tender story about friendship and growing up, performed by two actresses who weave through the audience like guests at the party itself.