Théâtre Princesse Grace – 2025-2026 Season: Emotion, Commitment, and Innovation

On Tuesday, June 17, Françoise Gamerdinger unveiled the new 2025–2026 season of the Théâtre Princesse Grace: 28 captivating performances blending emotion, creativity, and reflection — from classics and original productions to star-studded casts and emerging talents. Three special shows will be held off-site at the Grimaldi Forum.

🎭 Highlights & Iconic Productions

• Bérénice, directed by Flemish master Guy Cassiers and performed by La Comédie-Française, brings a visually stunning, contemporary take on Racine to the Grimaldi Forum.

• Philippe Torreton breathes new life into The Marriage of Figaro, in a modern and socially charged staging by Léna Bréban.

• Édouard Baer lends his charm and eloquence to Cyrano de Bergerac, in a poetic and powerful rendition.

• Florian Zeller’s elegant comedy The Truth, featuring Stéphane De Groodt, Clotilde Courau, Sylvie Testud, and Sébastien Facco, will also be staged at the Grimaldi Forum.

• The Cunning Widow, a sparkling Italian comedy by Carlo Goldoni, brings together Caterina Murino, Sarah Biasini, Tom Leeb, and Pierre Rochefort on the same prestigious stage.

🎬 Acclaimed Actors & Strong Narratives

• In Address Unknown, Stéphane Guillon and Jean-Pierre Darroussin portray a deeply moving correspondence.

• The Family, a bittersweet new comedy by Samuel Benchetrit, stars Patrick Timsit and François-Xavier Demaison.

• Nothing Ever Happened to Me, born from Vincent Dedienne’s encounter with Jean-Luc Lagarce’s diary, delves into the playwright’s intimate memory.

• Scenes from a Marriage, based on Ingmar Bergman’s work, is powerfully performed by Stanislas Nordey and Romane Bohringer.

• In Through Monet’s Eyes, Clovis Cornillac guides us through an immersive journey into the painter’s life and work.

• The Prize, featuring Pierre Arditi and Ludmila Mikaël, stages an intense duel around the Nobel Prize.

• My Lucky Day, a hit comedy by Patrick Haudecoeur and Gérald Sibleyras, stars Guillaume de Tonquédec.

🏆 Molière-Awarded Shows

• 4211 KM, winner of two 2024 Molières (Private Theatre & Female Breakout Artist), was a hit at Théâtre Marigny.

• It’s Not Easy to Be Happy When You’re Not Well, awarded Best Comedy and Best Francophone Author (2024).

• Les Liaisons Dangereuses, with Delphine Depardieu, won the 2025 Molière for Best Actress in Private Theatre.

• Coal in the Veins swept five Molières in 2025.

• Also featured: Ring, with Amaury de Crayencour and Jina Djemba.

🌱 Fresh Talent & New Voices

• Panayotis Pascot and Paul Taylor, two leading voices of generational comedy, will electrify the stage with sharp stand-up shows.

• Lumière! explores the story of electricity through science, poetry, and inventive staging.

• Nocebo, from two Belgian artists, questions how we write our future.

• I’m Too Green, a fun and thoughtful piece for younger audiences with themes of ecology and civic engagement.

• No One’s Together Except Me, a touching story about invisible disabilities.

• The Tower of Constance, directed by Guillaume Vincent with graduates from the Théâtre National de Bretagne.

💭 Philosophical Thought in Action

The TPG continues its partnership with the Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco, hosting workshops throughout the season, including the annual Philo Monaco Week.

ℹ️ Practical Info

📅 Season tickets available by mail or email from July 7. In-person sales start August 25.
🎟️ Single tickets on sale from September 1.
🍷 The foyer bar opens at 6 PM on performance evenings.

👉 Discover the full program and download it from www.tpgmonaco.mc