Theaters Bourgogne

This former village restaurant, transformed into a performance hall in 2008, remains Beauvoir's liveliest venue. A wide variety of shows are presented here, depending on the season and the mood: theater, song, clowning or music, to name but a few... This small 50-seat venue and the village square host a rich and eclectic program. An explosion of diversity that punctuates the seasons and delights the curious in search of surprising cultural discoveries. It's a warm place where you can let yourself be carried away by the magic of the shows, in a friendly, intimate atmosphere.

A rural theatre led by Gérard André, this former village school is now a place of exchange and sharing. Nicknamed the "Campaign Olympia", the old classrooms see a lot of performances, from theatre to songs, poetry or even humor and exhibitions, everyone finds themselves there and appreciates this showroom living in the heart of the countryside.

The Théâtre Dijon-Bourgogne is one of the 33 national drama centres and offers, each year, a rich programme of plays to watch at the Salle Jacques Fornier or at Parvis Saint-Jean, an old church no longer dedicated to worship but which offers a majestic setting for classical plays and creations. From September to June, two performances are held each month for several days, allowing everyone to attend. This year, the program promises to be rich and varied again, ranging from classic plays, dramatic comedies, burlesque and contemporary comedies. Feel free to take a look at the program as well as the Theatre Festival in May organized by the TDB.

The Théâtre Mansart, located in the heart of the Dijon campus, is a place dedicated to young creation. Throughout the school year, it welcomes young theatre companies, singers, musicians, orchestras... Whether you love dance, choreographic or trans-disciplinary experiences, music, you will find throughout the year a bold and varied program. Internships are also offered to perfect your artistic practice. It is therefore the ideal place if you are a young artist looking for a space to conduct your cultural and artistic experiences. A place to discover and follow!

Located at the entrance of rue Condorcet, a stone's throw from Place Darcy, this former cinema transformed into a theatre can accommodate about 500 people and hosts many shows. A sign inspired by the Roaring Twenties for a very eclectic programming throughout the year. French songs, jazz-inspired songs, comedians, plays: there's something for everyone. The Théâtre des Feuillants hosts many cultural events in conjunction with festivals such as À pas Contés, Tribu Jazz Festival, etc. In addition, the Association Bourguignonne Culturelle (ABC) has a programming priority and organises many long-awaited shows. At the theatre tonight!

In the 1930s, 210 rue d'Auxonne was a very popular dance hall, and since then, it has always been a success. For good reason: since 1987, the place has been offering an eclectic program that appeals to lovers of theatre, circus, humour, improvisation and music! In this human-sized venue, we are close to the artists and the emotions are palpable, and the audience is always there. The children have a program just for them and attractive prices allow all families to make the toddlers aware of the living culture. In short, a living room, with many local and regional artists to discover without fail!

Since 2015, Monéteau has been home to one of the liveliest performance venues in the Auxerre region. While the Théâtre d'Auxerre presents plays mainly by contemporary companies, and the Silex showcases world music, the Skenet'eau offers a year-round program of one-man shows, children's shows, dance performances and concerts. Featuring national stars and up-and-coming artists. Past performers include Florent Pagny, Calogero, Liane Foly, Cali and Eric-Emmanuel Schmidt.

Tango Swing et Bretelles, aka TSB, has enlivened Montcelli autumn for many years. In 2024, this musical festival changed its name (not yet revealed at the time of writing) and shortened its duration, condensing to three days, from September 26 to 28. It also concentrates on a single venue, the Embarcadère. What remains unchanged, a tradition too deeply rooted for Montcelliens, is the Foire aux grattons, which will celebrate this greasy culinary specialty on Saturday in the Place de l'Eglise.

In early May, Montceau-les-Mines is the heart of the Overseas Festival in Burgundy, which aims to highlight the role of Saône-et-Loire in the abolition of slavery. One of its highlights in 2024 will be a recital by Marie-Claude Bottius. This lyric artist from Martinique has put together a show highlighting the abolitionist writers, musicians and composers of ^19th-century French opera. It's a beautiful musical historical plunge.

Established on the location of the castle of the castle of the Dukes of Nevers and designed by the Swiss departmental engineer Lebrun, this Italian theatre, also known as "Petit Théâtre", presents a stone facade of the surroundings of Nevers, rubble walls, a brick hall, a brick frame, an oak blanket, a slate blanket and a iron lock. Renovated throughout the th century, it offers a wonderful décor for spectators attending the various shows offered by the city's cultural service.

Discovered in 1971, this Gallo-Roman theatre is 45 m long and 40 m wide. Built at the end of the 2nd century AD, it must have been abandoned in the 4th century. The cavea is 6 m deep and is dominated by six terraces forming earthen steps in a circular arc. A small orchestra, with a radius of more than 9 m and an arc surrounding two entrances, completes the ensemble. Close to the village of Arleuf, this rural theatre could accommodate 500 to 800 people. This building with multiple roles testifies to the strong settlement of the region at the time.

Sens's municipal theater offers a rich and varied program of shows featuring the living arts: theater, dance and music, with quality artists. A venue rich in history too: the first show was staged here in 1808, and it seems that one of the most assiduous spectators was Stéphane Mallarmé. The intellectual even wrote the theater column in the Sénonais newspaper for a time...

The café-théâtre can accommodate around 150 people. The café-théâtre website features a calendar of upcoming shows, including theater, improvisation, circus and concerts. You can also enjoy a glass of local produce. The café-théâtre also offers invitations and discounts for certain shows. To get to Kezaco Café-Théâtre, we recommend parking in the Rambuteau parking lot, which is close to Mâcon town center.