Théâtre National de Nice – Salle des Franciscains

Jeanne Candel creates a delightful show for all audiences about the galactic adventures of two cosmonauts lost in the universe. An irresistible comic duo sure to bring a twinkle to the eyes of young and old alike.

From prison to theater, from delinquency to resilience, Redwane Rajel invites us to delve into the depths of his life.

Actress and circus performer Laurette Gougeon offers a perilous adventure in the heart of the unforgiving world of the mountains, where every step counts. On stage, two climbers, a roped party, for a summit show.

David Lescot presents the third installment of his series aimed at teenagers. Following "I'm Too Scared" and "I Have Too Many Friends," this refreshing and hilarious show brilliantly concludes the trilogy.

For his new creation, the director of La Criée, Robin Renucci, immerses himself in the famous comic drama by Eugène Ionesco and wishes to make this work heard by younger generations.

At the end of this year, Hervé Van der Meulen invites the actors of the TNN Troupe for a delightful gargantuan epic.

The novel Thérèse et Isabelle, written by Violette Leduc in 1954 and published in a limited form in 1966 by Editions Gallimard, is above all the story of a first lesbian love.

With Mythos, the Anima Théâtre Company takes us into a dreamlike world, between puppets, video projection and shadow theater, where mythology is juxtaposed with family history.

After the broadcast on France Culture of a radio series recorded in public at La Scala - Paris in 2019, Marie-Louise Bischofberger wanted to adapt Maupassant's short stories for the stage, fascinated by the writer's genius.

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.

Fake, based on the play by award-winning playwright and novelist Claudine Galea, explores the struggles of adolescence.

By adapting Frédéric Clément's fantastic fable, the Théâtre Désaccordé company creates a puppet show, between illusion and reality, visual and sound, where sighted and blind people can share the same moment and emotion.