Théâtre National de Nice – Salle de La Cuisine

In 2024, Pascal Rambert presented Mon Absente at the TNN, a sensitive piece of theatre exploring themes of the unconscious, desire, the unspeakable, and lack.

In the form of an investigation, this precious account sheds new light on the Second World War. An intimate and sensitive dive into the heart of the words of women, the great forgotten of history, which questions our duty to remember.

Géraldine Martineau writes and brings to the stage a delightful theatrical fresco which tells us the life of the legendary actress Sarah Bernhardt, the divine, who died exactly one hundred years ago.

Yves Beaunesne and Judith Chemla bring this historic trial back to life, an incredible testament to the freedom of expression, insolence, strength and humor of Joan of Arc, who preferred to die rather than lie.

Filmmaker and director Christophe Honoré adapts the story of Emma Bovary, the famous heroine in a desperate quest for freedom, for the stage.

For the first time, we are welcoming the author, painter and director Valère Novarina, who is one of the greatest contemporary poets, performed and studied throughout the world.

Between 1935 and 1938, playwright Bertolt Brecht wrote the play The Great Fear and Misery of the Third Reich, in which he describes daily life under the fascist regime of Nazi Germany in the 1930s.

In 2025 and 2026, Charles Berling chose to stage two closed-door plays with rigorous dialogue and relentless unspoken words by one of the greatest playwrights of the 20th century, the Swedish Lars Norén, who died in 2021.

Tartuffe or The Imposter is one of Molière's greatest scandals but also one of his greatest successes.

In 2020, Christophe Perton performed Jean Cocteau's Les Parents Terribles at the TNN. We welcome his new creation based on the series by Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman. A great theatrical moment of comedy, love, and heartbreak.

Following the Covid-19 pandemic, Irish company Dead Centre and novelist Emilie Pine have teamed up to create a refreshing show about how sex is portrayed in film and theater.

After an internationally acclaimed trilogy, Leïla Ka presents her first group piece, Maldonne. In it, the choreographer unveils and dresses the fragilities, rebellions, and multiple identities embodied by five female performers and forty dresses.