Operas and theaters to visit France

Classified as a historic monument in 1998, this theater is a typical example of the Italian theaters of the Third Republic. Built in 1886 with a leg of the Earl Paul Ange de Guernisac, it displays a sober façade contrasting with its beautiful interior. Once entered, we discover a room in the semi-circle, with two balconies, the first in basket with the funds of funds and the second one integrating a third level (paradise). The stage cage and machinery, also classified Historic Monuments, have been renovated in the same way. With a capacity of 413 seats, this theater offers programming alternating parts of classical repertoire and contemporary performances. It also offers numerous shows, meetings and visits to the young public.

Semur-en-Auxois has finally reopened its theatre after five years of inaccessibility including two and half years of work for the safety and access standards for the disabled. This building dating from 1847 had itself undergone a fire in 1901 and was rebuilt in 1904. It still has the same appearance today: small Italian theater with a ceiling fresco and adjoining the Margot Tower which serves as actors' dressing room. Inaugurated on April 28, 2018, it hosts theatre or dance troupes, musical artists or comedians such as François Morel, programmed in September 2018. The theater accommodates 250 spectators. The 2018-2019 season promises to be rich in cultural events carried by the city of Semur, which, in this cultural dynamics, plans to restore the Liberté space which will welcome, among other things, schools with artistic vocation.