Laurette Théâtre, Small theatre in 10th arrondissement, Paris, France
Laurette Théâtre is a small theatre in Paris's 10th arrondissement with a compact venue seating around 50 people. The intimate space creates direct contact between performers and spectators during every show.
The venue started in 1981 as Théâtre de la Mainate before being renamed after Laurette Fugain. This change reflected the space's evolution and its connection to new artistic directions in Paris.
The theatre presents classic plays, modern comedies, concerts, and solo performances that add to the neighborhood's artistic life. The small stage creates a direct relationship between performers and the audience members watching them.
The theatre sits on Rue Bichat and is easily accessible via République and Goncourt metro stations. Show times vary through the week, so checking ahead or calling lets you plan your visit better.
In certain productions, audience members serve as jurors in staged trials and actively shape how the performance ends. This interactive approach makes each show feel different and unpredictable.
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