Concert halls Paris 13th 75013

Along the Quai François Mauriac, one barge follows another - but one really stands out. Between the ultra-modern baths and the Batofar, the Dame de Canton stands out. Over the years, this junk, transported from the South China Sea by an enthusiast, has become a mythical Parisian scene: concerts by young artists, exhibitions, performances, and a relaxed atmosphere are its mainstays. In summer, a terrace is set up on the quay, ideal for an aperitif while waiting to go up on deck for the concerts.

Located at the feet of high buildings, typical of the new 13 ^th century built in the last few decades, this district theatre subsidized by the City hall of Paris has been offering performances in 1981 to discover emerging talents, whether they are directors, actors or authors. That said, repertory works are not forgotten. A few names read on the posters in this 250-seat hall theatre: Xavier Durringer, Yasmina Reza, Fabrice Luchini, Gildas Bourdet, Jean-Pierre Miquel, Béatrice Agenin…

It is noted that a Theatre 13 Award helps young directors during a festival each year. The winner sees his work programmed during the following season. Finally, it should be mentioned that the Theatre 13 program three rounds of concerts. There is a lot for everyone.

From the adventure of "28, rue Dunois", a place of jazz creation born in a barn in 1977, came this theatre built a little further away than the previous one, now destroyed. It is exclusively dedicated to the performance for young people: theatre, music, object theatre... In addition, the Aleph ensemble offers here to all audiences concerts dedicated to contemporary composers. Since 2011, the Dunois Theatre has been focusing on arts education in order to "defend certain values that can stop the disenchantment of the current world and its youth". To achieve this, the Amin Théâtre and its director are now working in this place that loves its young audience.