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After a theatrical season full of novelties and surprises, the public has fully found its way back to the theatres. Theatre, stand-up, comedy show, concert... The new season exceeds all expectations and the musicals are not to be outdone. Discover our selection of the 5 musical shows not to be missed in October and book your tickets now on Le Figaro Ticketing!
West Side Story
It's THE musical everyone is waiting for this season... In a new "made on Broadway" production, artistic director Lonny Price has been inspired by Jérôme Robbins' original version (the choreography here is by Julio Monge, a former student of Robbins), to create a modern and refined staging. We are happy to find the timeless arias of Leonard Bernstein: Cool, America, Tonight... and the sublime, dramatic and lyrical story of Tony, a member of a gang (the Jets) and Maria, the sister of a rival gang... all in the extraordinary setting of the Théâtre du Châtelet. Inescapable!
- West Side Story - October 20 to December 31, 2023
- Théâtre du Châtelet - 2 Rue Edouard Colonne, Paris 1.
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The Lion King at the Théâtre Mogador
"Hakuna Matata"! We can't get enough of it... After triumphing for two seasons at the Théâtre Mogador, Disney's cult comedy, The Lion King, returns to the Théâtre Mogador for the third time. An unforgettable XXL show, this show with 110 million spectators transports you with delight to the heart of the African savannah, to meet Simba, Mufasa, Scar and all the cult characters of the cartoon. Get your tickets on!
- The Lion King - Until May 5, 2024
- Théâtre Mogador - 25, rue de Mogador, Paris 9.
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The Lion King, cult musical at the Théâtre Mogador Alessandro Pinna
Black Legends at the Théâtre le 13ème Art
Would you like to see a musical about black American music: soul, gospel, disco, funk, hip-hop? On the bill of the Théâtre le 13ème Art in Paris, Black Legends offers you a moment of pure relaxation with its 37 mythical scenes, 900 costumes, 18 singers and 9 musicians on stage. On the program, a vibrant tribute to the great stars of the song, Ray Charles, Otis Redding, Tina Turner, Aretha Franklin and Whitney Houston.
- Black Legends - Until January 7, 2024
- Théâtre le 13ème Art - Centre Commercial Italie Deux, Avenue d'Italie, Paris 13.
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Spamalot at the Théâtre de Paris
The Monty Python craze has - again - invaded the capital! After a first run in 2013 at Bobino, Spamalot, the hilarious musical version of the film Sacré Graal, by PEF (aka Pierre-François Martin-Laval) is back this season at the Théâtre de Paris. A successful revival where the ex-Robin Hood brilliantly embodies a crazy King Arthur, accompanied by his faithful knights and their coconut steeds. If you're already a fan of Robin Hood humor, you'll love it.
- Spamalot - Until January 7, 2024
- Théâtre de Paris - 15, rue Blanche, Paris 9.
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Spamalot with Pierre-François Martin-Laval at the Théâtre de Paris Thomas Nicolon
Mamma Mia at the Casino de Paris
Do you need energy to fight against the prevailing gloom? Head to the Casino de Paris with the Mamma Mia musical jukebox! A legendary show created in 1999 in London, the show is inspired by the worldwide disco hits of the band ABBA. It follows the story of Sophie, a young woman who lives on a small Greek island with her mother Donna, who raised her alone. On the eve of her wedding, Sophie summons, without informing her mother, the three men with whom Donna had an affair twenty years earlier, one of whom is Sophie's father... But which one?
- Mamma Mia - From October 21, 2023 until January 21, 2024
- Casino de Paris - 16, rue de Clichy, Paris 9.
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Want to see a play? Check out our article on the best pieces to see in Paris in October 2023!
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