From 1 to 28 February 2027, Paris will be brought to life by new theatrical productions. This month, the Parisian theatre scene offers a variety of captivating shows, ranging from classic plays to daring new productions. Whether you’re a fan of drama or comedy, there’s something for everyone.
Practical information
| Dates | From 1 February 2027 to 28 February 2027 |
| Updated | 24 July 2026 |
Why go?
February 2027 marks the start of a host of captivating shows, making it the ideal time to discover the richness of the Parisian theatre scene. Many plays are available at a range of prices, allowing you to enjoy culture to the full without breaking the bank. Perfect for theatre lovers and anyone looking for an enriching cultural outing at the start of the year.
What to see / do
February is a month packed with theatre offerings, featuring new productions that promise to delight audiences:
- New productions: every week, innovative plays that tackle contemporary themes.
- Revivals of classics: rediscover masterpieces of French theatre.
- New programme launches: unique and exclusive events across the Paris metropolitan area.
Good to know
Tickets for many shows are already on sale; it is advisable to book in advance for popular performances. Please check the timings for each show, as these are subject to frequent change. Please be aware of the different accessibility policies at each venue to avoid any unexpected issues during your visit.
How to get there
The Paris metro network is a very convenient way to get to the theatre. Make sure you check which lines go to the various venues. Allow around 30 minutes from Châtelet, depending on your destination. Buses are also a pleasant alternative, particularly if you want to enjoy the views of Paris.
What to do nearby?
After your show, why not explore the following places:
- The Café de Flore (a 15-minute walk) is the perfect spot for a Parisian coffee after the theatre.
- The Musée d’Orsay (30 mins by metro, line 12) is currently offering special late-night opening hours, perfect for a stroll through the art before rounding off the evening.
- The Jardin du Luxembourg (20 mins by metro, line 4) is a peaceful setting for a relaxing stroll after a performance.
Things to bear in mind
| Ideal for | Theatre lovers and culture enthusiasts. |
| Estimated visiting time | Allow around 2 to 3 hours for each performance. |
| Best time to visit | Weekend evenings are often the liveliest. |
| Nearby activity to combine | After a show, a coffee or drink at Café de Flore. |
Frequently asked questions
What types of performances are offered in February 2027?
In February 2027, the Parisian stage will feature new creations, revivals of classics, and programming launches.
Are there performances accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Accessibility varies by venue, it is advisable to check the specific policies of each theatre.
How can I book tickets for the performances?
Tickets are available online, it is advisable to book in advance for popular shows.
Which theatres will host performances in February?
The exact details of the venues have not yet been announced, but several theatres in Paris will participate.
Is the box office already open?
Yes, the box office for several performances is already open.
What are the timings for the performances?
The specific timings have not yet been announced and may vary by performance.