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Relive the stories of Maître Mô at the Funambule Montmartre

Paid admission

From 7 September 2026 to 5 January 2027, the Théâtre le Funambule Montmartre presents ‘Maître Mô’, an inspiring adaptation of Jean-Yves Moyart’s book. Experience the poignant stories of a lawyer and his clients in a captivating one-man show.

Practical information

DatesFrom 7 September 2026 to 5 January 2027
Opening hoursMondays at 7pm or 9pm until 9 November, then Tuesdays at the same times from 17 November to 5 January
AddressThéâtre le Funambule Montmartre, 53, rue des Saules, 75018 Paris
District18e arrondissement
AdmissionPaid admission
AudienceYoung and adult audience.
Updated24 July 2026

Why go?

This show stands out for its intimate and poignant take on lawyers’ stories, making each account deeply human. The performances offer a unique insight into the world of law and people’s life journeys. Perfect for young adults and anyone intrigued by legal stories.

What to see / do

The stories told shed light on aspects of the justice system that are often little known.

Good to know

Performances are scheduled over several months, offering a range of booking options. As places are limited, we recommend booking in advance.

How to get there

Metro: no information available. Allow about 25 minutes by bus from Châtelet. Vélib’ is also a handy option for exploring Montmartre.

What to do nearby?

The Sacré-Cœur (a 15-minute walk away) offers breathtaking views of Paris. The Parc de la Turlure (a 5-minute walk away) is the perfect place to take a break before or after the show.

Things to bear in mind

Top photo spotThe Basilica of the Sacré-Cœur below the Theatre
Ideal forTheatre enthusiasts and legal story lovers
Estimated visiting timeAllow approximately 1.5 hours for the performance
Best time to visitMonday evenings and Tuesday afternoons are ideal for a calm atmosphere.
Nearby activity to combineVisit the Turlure park just before the show

Frequently asked questions

What is the admission price?

Admission is paid, but the exact price is not specified.

What are the dates of the performances?

The performances take place from 7 September 2026 to 5 January 2027.

On which days and at what time do the shows take place?

The shows are on Mondays at 7pm or 9pm until 9 November, then on Tuesdays at the same times from 17 November to 5 January.

Is there any information about access?

No information on accessibility is provided for this event.

What is the duration of the performances?

The duration of the performances is not specified in the information provided.