Theaters Côte d'Azur

The TNN houses two Italian rooms: Michel Simon Room (320 seats) and Pierre Brasseur Hall (1,000 seats) as well as an amphitheater with 300 seats and a rehearsal room. The first drama center in France since 2005, it welcomes all forms of theater performances, including many creations. The regional companies and the major Parisian posters fill a program rich in high-quality shows with high-quality actors. The evenings of representation, the restaurant upstairs offers a chic snacking break from 6 p. m. and a gourmet map to savor after the show in a refined setting. Everything is thought of for the spectator's pleasure.

As the name suggests, laughter is the watchword at this beautiful purple-hued venue, which seats up to 240 people. The opening acts are regularly café-théâtre and one-man/woman shows. Unlike the smaller theaters in Vieux Nice, the hall is spacious and offers three different categories. This theater often hosts well-known artists and revisits famous plays. For fun and laughter, come and enjoy yourself.

In the heart of Old Antibes, the association Théâtre de la Marguerite has managed the La Scène café-theater on Sea for fifteen years. It is an opportunity to discover unmissable programming. Initiated by Monette Candella, passionate shows, forced the appointment of the lovers of the genre is it.

Monette does not stop there. We owe it the creation and the organisation of Beef theatre which displays a number of talents - Florence Foresti, Dany Boon, Anne Roumanoff and many others -; Femin' arte which of course blends various artistic disciplines such as theatre and the visual arts, the tales for children... and as its name suggests it gives the opportunity to a large number of artists women express themselves. Le Théâtre de la Marguerite: we love a bit, however, passionately...

Built on the site of an old cinema and theater complex dating from 1932, this theater inaugurated in 1981 had its glory days with Édith Piaf and Sacha Guitry. Renovated in an Art Deco style, the Princess Grace Theatre hosts the biggest names and also gives a chance to new stars, which is why it is now a recognized and valued stage. Plays, one-man shows, magic and comedy shows... Its heterogeneous programming attracts audiences of all ages and backgrounds.

Open since 1993, this intimate establishment offers a rich and varied cultural program: archive screenings, lectures, concerts and other high-quality shows are regularly produced here. The Théâtre des Variétés is often called upon for the Principality's major cultural events. With 350 seats, it works closely with the Printemps des Arts Festival, the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra and the Prince Rainier III Academy of Music.

Built between 1709 and 1713, the Fort Antoine Theater was transformed into an open-air theater in 1954, at the request of Prince Rainier III. Facing the sea, below the Rock, it has a capacity of 350 seats. It is in service in July and August only, with a beautiful program of street shows and plays accessible to the whole family. For the pleasure of your wallet, all performances are free! Reservations are required, however, as seating is limited.

The Théâtre de la Libé is an entertainment venue located in Nice. It offers a varied program, from comedies to concerts and plays. Shows include "C'est un beau roman...", an almost romantic comedy, and "Lu Barbalùcou", a concert of folk and traditional music. The theater also offers courses and workshops for those wishing to learn more about acting.