From 14 to 29 September 2026, the Théâtre Ouvert in Paris will host “L’Art de la chute”, a production that delves into powerful stories of empowerment. This captivating event explores a wide range of contemporary themes, such as grief and transition, offering a profound reflection on our society.
Practical information
| Dates | From 14 September 2026 to 29 September 2026 |
| Opening hours | 8:30 PM |
| Address | Théâtre Ouvert, 159, avenue Gambetta, 75020 Paris |
| District | 20e arrondissement |
| Admission | Paid admission |
| Audience | Young and adult audiences. From 15 years old. |
| Updated | 24 July 2026 |
Why go?
This event stands out for its ability to address societal issues through personal and empowering narratives, making the performance accessible and relevant. As an opportunity for collective reflection, it encourages discussion on important topics. Perfect for young people and adults aged 15 and over, this event is ideal for those interested in socially engaged art.
What to see / do
*The Art of Falling* is a vibrant exploration of contemporary challenges and stories of empowerment. Don’t miss these in-depth features:
- Grief: a poignant portrayal of this painful journey.
- Systemic racism: a play that questions and exposes inequalities.
- Transition: life stories that inspire and share unique experiences.
Good to know
Performances take place in the evening; we recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before the start to find your seat. Tickets are subject to a charge, and it is advisable to book in advance due to the high level of interest.
How to get there
Getting to the Théâtre Ouvert is easy: take the metro – line 3 to Gambetta station. It takes about 25 minutes from Châtelet. There are also bus options nearby.
What to do nearby?
After the show, explore these places:
- Belleville Park (10-minute walk) offers panoramic views of Paris and is perfect for an evening stroll.
- Rue des Pyrénées (7-minute walk) has a variety of cafés and restaurants where you can grab a bite to eat after the performance.
- Père-Lachaise Cemetery (12-minute walk) is a must-see Parisian attraction, renowned for its history and its famous residents.
Things to bear in mind
| Top photo spot | Enjoy the sunset at Parc de Belleville which offers stunning views of the city. |
| Ideal for | Ideal for theatre enthusiasts and social discussions. |
| Estimated visiting time | Allow approximately 2 hours for the performance. |
| Best time to visit | Weekends are often livelier with an enthusiastic crowd. |
| Nearby activity to combine | You can complete the evening with dinner at a nearby restaurant. |
Frequently asked questions
What is the price to attend L'Art de la chute?
Admission is paid but specific pricing details should be checked directly with the theatre.
What themes are addressed in L'Art de la chute?
The themes include grief, bipolarity, systemic racism, and transition journeys.
What age is the event recommended for?
The event is recommended for audiences aged 15 and over.
How long does each performance last?
The exact duration is not specified, but it is advisable to allow some time for arrival.
How can I book my tickets?
It is best to book in advance, although booking details are not provided.
Are there public transport options near the theatre?
Yes, the metro station Gambetta is nearby for easy access.