Sentier
Built in 1858 as the Eldorado cabaret, this storied Paris venue has hosted everything from café-concerts to cinema before becoming the Théâtre Libre in 2017. Today its two halls deliver an eclectic mix of dance, drama, and comedy in an intimate setting where Egyptian-inspired decor meets surprisingly comfy seats.
Tips
June 12 at 7pm
Jazzy arrangements bring fresh life to Georges Brassens' beloved songs and poetry. Nicolas Natkin inhabits the legendary songwriter with passion, weaving together music, reflection, and that unmistakable Brassens wit for a warm, generous tribute to words and freedom.
June 12 at 9pm
Suzanne Pujol is the perfect 1970s housewife until her husband's illness thrusts her into running the family umbrella factory. What follows is acerbic boulevard comedy with a star cast led by Clémentine Célarié: sharp dialogue, colorful characters, and a rousing ode to female emancipation disguised as pure entertainment.
September 3 at 9pm
Three mothers, one story: this contemporary drama traces adoption's invisible wounds through a biological mother, an adoptive mother, and a young woman caught between two histories. Prepare for an evening of raw emotion and luminous storytelling.
SentierOpens Friday at 10:00 AM
Built in 1858 as the Eldorado cabaret, this storied Paris venue has hosted everything from café-concerts to cinema before becoming the Théâtre Libre in 2017. Today its two halls deliver an eclectic mix of dance, drama, and comedy in an intimate setting where Egyptian-inspired decor meets surprisingly comfy seats.
Tips
June 12 at 7pm
Jazzy arrangements bring fresh life to Georges Brassens' beloved songs and poetry. Nicolas Natkin inhabits the legendary songwriter with passion, weaving together music, reflection, and that unmistakable Brassens wit for a warm, generous tribute to words and freedom.
June 12 at 9pm
Suzanne Pujol is the perfect 1970s housewife until her husband's illness thrusts her into running the family umbrella factory. What follows is acerbic boulevard comedy with a star cast led by Clémentine Célarié: sharp dialogue, colorful characters, and a rousing ode to female emancipation disguised as pure entertainment.
September 3 at 9pm
Three mothers, one story: this contemporary drama traces adoption's invisible wounds through a biological mother, an adoptive mother, and a young woman caught between two histories. Prepare for an evening of raw emotion and luminous storytelling.