Théâtre Fontaine, Entertainment venue in 9th arrondissement, Paris, France.
Théâtre Fontaine is a theatre building in the 9th arrondissement of Paris with around 600 seats. The venue hosts different theatrical productions year-round, ranging from classical plays to contemporary works.
The location was originally a cemetery before becoming a factory, then transforming into a cabaret called El Garron in the 1930s. These shifts reflect how the neighborhood's purpose and character changed over time.
The theatre takes its name from rue Pierre Fontaine where it stands. Programming mixes classical productions with contemporary works, reflecting the evolving tastes of audiences in this historic neighborhood.
The nearest metro stations are Blanche, Pigalle, and Saint-Georges, all within walking distance. Parking is available nearby for those traveling by car.
Notable performers including Django Reinhardt and Louis de Funès appeared on this stage and shaped its character. During World War II, the building operated under Gestapo surveillance.
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