WeekSpots
With the Festival d'Automne, a duo of dancers explores the loosening of bodies and rest as an affirmation of femininities, in a sensuality made of gazes and slowed-down gestures.
Five acrobats from the Galactik Ensemble move through a shifting set where reality tips over, between gags, poetry and high-flying acrobatics. A cosmic and human circus, for ages 7 and up.
A funny and musical clown solo that tackles the theme of schizophrenia with accuracy, written and performed by Sébastien Petiot. Recommended for ages 11 and up.
Caught in a storm, William takes refuge in the sinisterly famous House of Usher, inhabited by Roderick and Madeline, victims of a mysterious illness. A show inspired by Poe, for Halloween.
Alone on stage, Giordano Bruno recounts his life and the ideas that led the Inquisition to condemn him to be burned at the stake: an infinite universe, a changing world and freedom of thought.
A performance piece in which an actress plays two inseparable teenage girls, Laura and Salomé, in a play of doubles and mirrors. Ages 14 and up.
A round table with two voices, philosopher Dominique Bourg and explorer Rémy Marion, to reflect on the place of human beings within the living world and on paths toward more just and resilient societies. Ages 15 and up.
Every Saturday in October, Bulles & Billes gets into the Halloween spirit: a big hosted game brings children and parents together, then families gather around a shared aperitif.
A 360° immersion into Coldplay's album Moon Music, with a collective work by 150 artists from 45 countries projected onto the walls of the Atelier des Lumières.
Multimedia installation-performance by Tania El Khoury that deconstructs the gestures of police forces and border patrols to reveal the dramaturgy of state violence, with choreographic notations of resistance activated by performers and the audience.
The Louise Michel library is celebrating its 15th birthday with a musical get-together: two artists from the Réunion neighbourhood, rapper Saze and DJ ASNA, hosted by Bintou Simporé.
The Kalevala, a Finnish epic considered Finland's national narrative, told by 5 storytellers from the Âge d'Or de France and 1 musician, directed by Véronique Cléon.
For La Place's 10th anniversary, the Colors Records label is hosting a rap night with carte blanche given to the Geneva scene: live concerts and discoveries, with Daej Phantom, Supremnova, Makala and surprise guests.
As part of the Viva Mexico festival, screening of "Moscas", the latest film by director Fernando Eimbcke, in his presence. Screening in the original version with French subtitles, followed by a meeting with the director.
A show celebrating Georges Brassens through his songs, his thoughts and his view of the world, paying tribute to him as a poet and a lover of words.
A close-up magic show with plenty of humour and audience participation. The closer you get, the less you see: a friendly experience to discover as a family with Christian Gambin, a member of the Magic Circle of London.
Celkilt celebrates its 15th anniversary at La Cigale with a festive, unifying event concert, featuring bagpipes, fiddle, powerful riffs and choruses to sing at the top of your lungs. The band will be joined by Bagad Ar Meilhoù Glaz.
After its success at the Théâtre Antoine, The Phantom of the Opera returns in a production entirely reimagined by Benoit Solès. A spellbinding musical show, blending mystery, humour and thrills, suitable for all audiences.
Léo Brière, a mentalist, invites you to explore the mysteries of chance and fate through unsettling, funny and moving experiments. A mind-reading show for all audiences.
A one-person musical show in which Camille de Léobardy plays Mozart based on his correspondence, blending singing, piano and gesture. Suitable from age 12, for music lovers and the curious alike.
A baroque opera by Pergolesi reimagined by Compagnie Unissons!, blending opera singers, piano and hip-hop dance. A family-friendly show, funny and lively, for opera regulars and for those who think it's out of reach.
An improvisation show where the actors create scenes live from the audience's suggestions, accompanied by live music. Ages 12 and up, to see with friends or family.
An offbeat, poetic duo, RING explores the mechanisms of domination that men can exert over one another. The performance borrows its rhythm and codes from boxing, but also the unspoken undercurrents of a certain erotic tension.
A play that imagines married life through the ages, from prehistoric times to the future, by way of antiquity and the Middle Ages. A comedy show for adults.
A funny family show that rewrites Corneille's Le Cid (The Cid) in alexandrines, co-written by Caroline Vigneaux, to (re)discover the original work.
A musical play written, performed and sung by Tito Clément, accompanied on piano by Romain Budin, which brings back to life in anecdotes and songs the highlights of the Olympia between 1954 and 1997.
Ear Witness brings together Simon Spang-Hanssen, Mario Canonge, Linley Marthe and Adriano Tenorio in a free, cross-cultural contemporary jazz quartet, blending composition, improvisation and collective creation.
A theatrical lecture freely inspired by Jean Birnbaum's essay, which turns the stage into a testing ground for thought, blending teaching, humour and dialogue with the audience.
To mark the 50th anniversary of the Naguib Mahfouz library, an evening celebrating the Egyptian writer: a reading of extracts from his work by actor Grégoire Leprince-Ringuet and a talk with Khaled Osman, his first translator into French.
After their success at the 2025 Avignon Festival, Les Rochambelles come to Paris for the first time, at the Théâtre Michel. A play about these volunteer ambulance drivers of the Second World War.
The Munich trio KYTES presents its "indie rave", a mix of indie choruses and electronic sets, for fans of Foals, Caribou & Phoenix.
Three indie rock concerts: dream pop from Night Swimming, Argentine post-punk from Buenos Vampiros and Parisian alt rock from Hors Service. An evening for fans of guitars and the indie scene.
Paris, 1983: Edwige is translating the adventures of Ultra-Girl when the superheroine turns up in her living room and recounts her romantic journey with her, between intimate memories and pop culture. A decisive day on which she will have to choose between fantasy and reality.
Eva Jean, performed by David Jean, vocal coach on La France à un incroyable talent, offers a spectacular vocal show blending humour, emotion, pop, jazz and disco, celebrating the freedom to be yourself. A vibrant show for the whole family, suitable for all audiences aged 10 and up.
Doom/stoner concert with the Swedish trio Monolord and the Poles of Dopelord as the opening act, in a Paris venue.
The Paris National Opera presents Rossini's The Barber of Seville, a high point of opera buffa driven by Figaro's wit, in a colourful staging by Damiano Michieletto.
Trumpeter Alexandra Ridout and pianist Fabrice Tarel present their new quartet, with Cyril Billot on double bass and Andy Barron on drums, performing compositions by Fabrice Tarel.
Georges, fascinated by George Sand, wants to be like her and begins sessions with a psychiatrist who is passionate about literature. Between therapy and dizziness, the boundaries blur.
Marc and Sophie have been an unremarkable couple for over 10 years, until the death of Sophie's mother. To receive the inheritance, the will requires an improbable condition: Sophie must get a divorce. An absurd comedy at a frantic pace, to be enjoyed with friends or family.
Tribute concert for the 400th anniversary of the birth of Louis Couperin, with works by Couperin, Froberger and Dumont, performed by Les Pages du Centre de musique baroque de Versailles and organ, harpsichord and early music classes from Paris.
A queer, activist cabaret born from the meeting of Parisians from La Bouche and Berliners from The Velvet Creepers: songs, circus performances and extravagant costumes.
An exceptional concert bringing together on one stage artists who have left their mark on ten years of La Place's history, to get generations and influences talking to each other.
Paris Jackson presents her second album, "HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE", in Paris, blending organic melodies, sharp guitars and sincere songwriting. A concert for an adult audience.
A hybrid concert by Ólafur Arnalds blending old and new repertoire, presented as an intimate and ambitious live experience.
The legendary Fat Freddy's Drop return in 2026 for a world tour celebrating their cult album Based On A True Story, with a unique blend of reggae, soul, dub, funk and electronic groove.
The band WU LYF is reuniting and playing new music, raw and ecstatic, in the attic of a bookshop. A concert for those who knew the band and for the curious.
Young Mexican piano prodigy Gibran Alcocer, known for his pieces Idea 10, Idea 22 and Idea 15, performs for his very first date in France. A concert for lovers of contemporary piano.
The Gospel River choir conveys the inspiration and power of the Negro spiritual, under the direction of Emmanuel Bayigbetek, with a repertoire blending traditional songs and contemporary gospel.
Classical music concert presented by Musique et Patrimoine: Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Schubert's Ave Maria and Pachelbel's Canon, performed by the orchestra Les Violons de France.
Drag Race France Live returns for a fourth season with a new show and a brand-new cast, under the artistic direction of Thomas Jolly. A show blending performances, creativity and glamour, to be seen at the Casino de Paris and then on tour.
Sebastian Schub, an artist with a dark, powerful voice, performs a concert in Paris. His music is made of elegant, sincere and bittersweet songs, between emotional intensity and melodic sophistication.
Four musicians weave a hybrid universe blending jazz, minimalist pop and electronic music, carried by women's voices, committed lyrics, slam poetry and poetry.
Three inseparable childhood friends meet again twenty years after an act that tore them apart. A punk tragicomedy, cruel, melancholy and sensitive, for ages 15 and up.
A funny, sharp and biting comedy: a couple married for twenty years announces their separation as a joke during a lunch among friends, but the game takes an unexpected turn.
Three women meet in a gym, among machines, bodies and expectations. A show blending theatre, movement and live music about adolescence and the relationship to the body, ages 12 and up.
For the 25th edition of this festival, circus performers and musicians improvise a unique creation each evening, in an open-air market setting. Ages 7 and up.
A soul funk evening with seven musicians, a male singer, a female singer and a legendary DJ scratching with the band. A new format with three guest performers, on two floors of Son de la Terre.
Camélia Jordana celebrates her wedding at the Institut du monde arabe with an Amazigh banquet blending music, readings and traditional dances.
Concert by Loner Deer, a folk-country singer-songwriter, to celebrate the release of his album Wildflowers in the intimate atmosphere of the boat El Alamein.
Three teams of actors face off in an interactive improvisation match: the audience votes for its favourite team. A show full of surprises.