From 2 to 11 December 2026, immerse yourself in “Brioches et Révolution” at the Théâtre de la Concorde in Paris. This captivating show blends history and public participation through object theatre inspired by the French Revolution.
Practical information
| Dates | From 2 December 2026 to 11 December 2026 |
| Opening hours | 20:00 to 21:15 |
| Address | Théâtre de la Concorde, 1 Avenue Gabriel, 75008 Paris |
| District | 8e arrondissement |
| Admission | Gratuit sous condition |
| Audience | Young and adult audience. From 11 years old. |
| Updated | 24 August 2026 |
Why go?
This show stands out for its playful and interactive approach, combining object theatre with social issues. Admission is free subject to certain conditions, making this event accessible to all. It is aimed primarily at young people and adults aged 11 and over, and is perfect for sparking discussion on contemporary issues.
What to see / do
This show promises to be both entertaining and enriching.
- Object theatre: at the heart of the production, a mix of brioches and breakfast items offers an original take on the story.
- Audience participation: the audience can interact and discuss the themes explored, making each performance unique.
- Figures of the Revolution: encounters with iconic and anonymous characters, prompting reflection on rights and civic identity.
Good to know
We recommend checking the admission requirements if you wish to attend this free performance.
- Please arrive 30 minutes before the start to secure your seat.
- The discussions are encouraging, so please feel free to prepare some questions to ask rather than just sitting back passively.
- The show lasts approximately one hour and fifteen minutes.
How to get there
Metro Line 1, Champs-Élysées – Clemenceau station. Journey time from Châtelet: approximately 15 minutes. Alternatively, the number 73 bus drops you off nearby.
What to do nearby?
- Élysée Palace (10-minute walk): the official residence of the President of the Republic; guided tours are sometimes available.
- Grand Palais (15-minute walk): a museum and venue for temporary exhibitions. Please check the opening hours.
- Parc Monceau (12-minute walk): a Parisian park where you can relax after a performance.
Things to bear in mind
| Top photo spot | Théâtre de la Concorde during an evening performance. |
| Ideal for | An engaged young and adult audience interested in democracy issues. |
| Estimated visiting time | About 1h15. |
| Best time to visit | Evening performances often attract an even more engaged audience. |
| Nearby activity to combine | Visit Palais de l'Élysée and Grand Palais on the same day. |
Frequently asked questions
What is the price to attend Brioches et Révolution?
Entry is free under certain conditions.
How can I participate in the discussions during the show?
The audience is invited to ask questions and interact during the performance.
What is the duration of the show?
The show lasts about one hour and fifteen minutes.
Is there an approach for young spectators?
Yes, the show is designed to engage young people from the age of 11.
How do I get to Théâtre de la Concorde by public transport?
Take metro line 1 to Champs-Élysées – Clemenceau.
Who is the organiser of this event?
The organiser is not disclosed.