Théâtre Montmartre-Galabru, Small theater in Montmartre, Paris, France.
The Théâtre Montmartre-Galabru is a small theater on Rue de l'Armée d'Orient with about 94 seats for audiences. The intimate space creates close contact between performers and spectators during shows.
The building was constructed on the site of a former 19th-century conservatory. French actor Michel Galabru bought and renovated it in 1984, transforming it into its current form.
The theater hosts performances by local and visiting artists that shape the cultural life of Montmartre. These small-scale productions reflect the spirit of a neighborhood where performers and creators have long gathered.
The theater is located near Lamarck-Caulaincourt metro station, making it easy to reach. Its small size means seats fill quickly, so planning ahead is recommended.
The theater's name honors French actor Michel Galabru, who rescued it and turned it into a cultural venue. Many visitors do not realize that this name is directly tied to the building's transformation story.
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