Théâtre de la Madeleine

Théâtre de la Madeleine is a popular Parisian theater that was built in 1942 and is situated in the 8th arrondissement, just down the street from the Madeleine. It provides a diverse and rich program of classical and contemporary performances. It is remembered as the theater that hosted the popular 'The Merchants of Glory' play Marcel Pagnol and since, has established itself as a premier theater in the cultural scene of the city. The main hall's decor is elegant, with 709 comfortable red seats and accented by gold. Apart from that, other spaces like La Grand Foyer and Les galeries du theater are spacious too and are perfect for hosting receptions, red carpet events, conferences and celebratory events. The premises also include a bar area.