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Theatres in Cannes — 4 of Our Favourites

Discover and book the perfect Cannes theatre

Antibea, Theatre d'Antibes, Antibes

1. Antibea, Theatre d'Antibes

Still a small and personal theatre the renovations increased the capacity to 120 seats, perfect for an intimate performance.

Offering not only performances of music, dance, art and drama this company also offers workshops in drama to young people and matinee showings for younger audiences. They also support the written arts by hosting public readings by contemporary authors.

To view their programme for the coming season or to find out more about the workshops on offer please contact them directly by the 'make an enquiry' link on this page.

Theatre de Cannes, Cannes

2. Theatre de Cannes

Location
Cannes

With a regular programmes of live music, drama, dance and comedy throughout the year this theatre invites some of the best local, national and international talent to perform.

The main theatre of the city of Cannes offers you year-round performances, readings and workshops. Classical and contemporary writers, directors, actors and amateurs performing mean that this theatre always has something new to offer and something to suit all audiences.

To view their upcoming programme please visit their website.

Theatre de Grasse, Grasse

3. Theatre de Grasse, Grasse

Location
Grasse

This theatre helps support many artists and independent companies, raising their profile with the public and developing their talents through performance.

The space also offers the chance for workshops, seminars and a place for artists to meet and discuss. This small theatre really is at the heart of a community and offers eduction and cultural diversity through its programmes of workshops and performances throughout the year.

To see their upcoming programme for this season please visit the website or contact them using the 'make an enquiry' button.

Palais des Festivals

4. Palais des Festivals

Location
Cannes

The original Palais des Festivals was built in 1947 to host the Cannes Film Festival. As the festival became bigger and more successful, a new congress building was constructed at the western end of La Croisette in 1979.

This is the place where the film stars are photographed on the red carpet before attending the premieres inside. The centre hosts exhibitions, conferences and has 18 auditoriums. Music concerts, dance festivals and theatre are all held within the Palais - check their website for the events calender. Outside the centre on Esplanade Pompidou you'll find Canne's hall of fame where film directors, actors and celebrities have left handprints and signatures indented on the pavement.