Surroundings

Since the building of the current theatre in 1886, the Montparnasse theatre has become one of the most important cultural venues in Paris. The programme is eclectic and of high quality. The public and the critics have applauded many triumphant shows that have received the Molières!

- Le Souper (4 nominations and Molière for best show)

- La Boutique au coin de la rue (5 Molières including Best Show)

- Des Gens (2 Molières including best show)...

At the same time, the Petit Montparnasse, which was originally a former stage warehouse, has become a venue dedicated to the discovery of young talent

Located in the lively Montparnasse district, Bobino is a legendary performance venue. It welcomes all the performing arts: concert, one-man show, dance, show-case, theater, comedy... There are plenty of restaurants in the area for a gourmet break before or after the show.

The Gaîté Montparnasse theatre is one of the most emblematic theatres in the Montparnasse district. It puts on several shows a week: comedic or more classical plays and musicals. A must-see for Parisian evenings!

Today, this former cabaret turned theater enjoys a very good reputation, thanks to the success of the plays performed there.

Founded between 1973 and 1975, the Edgar Theatre, located in the lively Montparnasse district, has been dedicated to the discovery of authors, directors and actors since its creation.

Le Guichet theatre is located at the foot of the Montparnasse tower, in one of the liveliest areas of the city, both day and night. A small neighbourhood theatre with an eclectic programme, it is particularly open to new texts and young companies.

Le Point-Virgule is a café-theatre located in the Marais. Built around an old carpenter's workshop, it was founded in 1975 by young comedians Martin Lamotte and Gérard Lanvin. Specialised in humour and one man shows, it has witnessed the first steps of many comedians, who are now very well known.Website

The Théâtre de Poche Montparnasse is one of the private theatres in Paris. Originally a café, it became a theatre in 1943. An eclectic program and shows all day long animate the theatre. Mainly classical plays.