Best places: Performing arts theaters in Lyon, France

Ruins of a stone-built, first-century Roman theater with a summer program of live music & dance.

Relaxed venue combining a French bar/cafe with intimate comedy & improv performances & other shows.

👍👍 Suoerbe salle de théâtre. On voit très bien même en haut. Organisation top pour rentrer et sortir de la salle. Spectacle de Florian Lex drolissime Possibilité de manger / boire avant ou après un spectacle mais réservation conseillée

Spacious theater showcasing concerts, ballets & other events in contemporary surrounds.

Performance space dating to the 19th century, with an ornate facade & a red-&-gold interior.

👍👍 Nice food, shows, and staff!!

Opera, dance & concerts staged in a regal landmark featuring a rooftop terrace with city views.

Contemporary arts venue with program of drama, French & international music acts, dance & comedy.

👍 Well received for New Year's Eve, very good play, always a very pleasant place to go.

👍👍 Magical evening at the Red Donkey! Magician Ness and Champions League comedian Terry C Metti made us have a great evening! The meal was delicious, and the drink formula very generous 😊 And what about the manager Didier, who received us as if we were his own children! For all this, we wanted to...

👍 This is a café theater which offers one of the biggest programs in Lyon with several shows per day and per week. There is always an artist to discover. The place is atypical with its performance hall in the basement, large vaulted cellar style and indeed a little difficult to access. On the other ha...

👍👍 Un superbe Endroit, une très belle programmation musicale, dans un cadre idyllique. Je recommande vivement.

👍 Très bel endroit pour une salle de spectacle, on est bien assis, les rangs sont larges, on a donc de la place pour les jambes, l'acoustique est bonne ainsi que les installations techniques. Je reviendrais avec plaisir.

Contemporary center with 664-seat theater showing French drama, plus cinema, art gallery & bar.

Concerts & club nights staged atop an old, waterfront sugar warehouse turned cultural center.