Théâtre Municipal d'Abbeville, theatre in Abbeville, France

The Théâtre Municipal d'Abbeville is a theater building designed in Italian style with a stage and tiered seating arrangement. The interior features an orchestra pit, stalls, and two levels of balconies on each side, accommodating around 540 seated visitors across these distinct sections.

Built between 1911 and 1914 and owned by the municipality, the theatre has been listed as a monument historique since 2003. It is one of the few surviving Italian-style auditoriums in Picardy, with a front balcony box and side boxes. In 2019, renovation work restored the auditorium's original ochre, terracotta, yellow and beige tones.

The name Théâtre Municipal simply states its status as the town's publicly owned playhouse, and it still serves that role as both theatre and concert hall. Its interior is one of the few surviving Italian-style halls in Picardy, with a front balcony box and side boxes, so audiences watch from tiered galleries rather than a single rake.

The theatre stands on Boulevard Vauban in Abbeville, in the Somme department. The entrance is reached by a flight of steps leading up to three arched doorways with teal double doors, under a narrow awning. The building is inscribed as a monument historique, and it serves both as a theatre and as a concert hall.

The theatre is one of the few surviving Italian-style auditoriums in Picardy, with a front balcony box and side boxes. Its original ochre, terracotta, yellow and beige colour scheme was reinstated during the 2019 renovation.