19th Arr.
Step inside a stone courtyard and discover theater that speaks to every age. From toddlers to grandparents, this intimate venue bridges generations with bold new works in a beautifully eccentric setting.
Tips
June 16 at 8pm
Four women answer a strange ad to live together and care for a child with disabilities, forging an improvised family in this mischievous, tender play that won the 2024 Critics' Union Prize for Best French Creation. It's a funny, moving exploration of how we live, doubt, and reinvent ourselves together.
September 24 at 7pm
Two young Ukrainian artists in exile turn their shattered reality into a searing three-part performance about war, memory, and resistance. Part lyrical recital, part electro-pop concert, part raw testimony: it is unflinching, intimate, and unexpectedly hopeful.
19th Arr.
Step inside a stone courtyard and discover theater that speaks to every age. From toddlers to grandparents, this intimate venue bridges generations with bold new works in a beautifully eccentric setting.
Tips
June 16 at 8pm
Four women answer a strange ad to live together and care for a child with disabilities, forging an improvised family in this mischievous, tender play that won the 2024 Critics' Union Prize for Best French Creation. It's a funny, moving exploration of how we live, doubt, and reinvent ourselves together.
September 24 at 7pm
Two young Ukrainian artists in exile turn their shattered reality into a searing three-part performance about war, memory, and resistance. Part lyrical recital, part electro-pop concert, part raw testimony: it is unflinching, intimate, and unexpectedly hopeful.
