Théâtre Princesse Grace Unveils Its 2026–2027 Season Featuring Major Stars, New Productions and Innovative Performances

The Théâtre Princesse Grace (TPG) in Monaco has officially unveiled its 2026–2027 season, reaffirming its commitment to combining tradition, innovation and openness to new artistic forms. Director Françoise Gamerdinger presented a rich and diverse programme featuring 34 performances, original productions, prestigious collaborations and innovative formats designed to broaden audiences and strengthen the theatre’s cultural role within the Principality.

Among the season’s highlights are an exclusive collaboration with the Prince’s Carabiniers Orchestra, a co-production by renowned director Macha Makeïeff, a special performance at the Grimaldi Forum and a brand-new festival dedicated entirely to younger generations.

Major Highlights of the Season

The new programme will welcome some of the most celebrated performers on the French stage.

One of the most anticipated productions is “Potiche”, marking Paloma’s return to the TPG stage alongside the outstanding Clémentine Célarié. Another major attraction is “Le Père”, Florian Zeller’s acclaimed play starring Pierre Arditi.

Comedy lovers can look forward to “Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme”, in which Jean-Paul Rouve takes on the role of Monsieur Jourdain in a refined comedy-ballet to be staged at the Grimaldi Forum.

Other standout productions include:

• “Mur/Mure”, starring Clovis Cornillac;
• “En Thérapie”, the stage adaptation of the cult television series featuring Francis Huster as the renowned psychoanalyst;
• “La Misérable”, with Julie Depardieu bringing Juliette Drouet back to life;
• “Les gros patinent bien”, the award-winning Molières phenomenon;
• “Une heure à t’attendre”, an intense confrontation between Thierry Frémont and Nicolas Vaude;
• “ADN”, an inventive theatrical thriller directed by Sébastien Azzopardi;
• “Toute la famille que j’aime”, a warm and moving comedy starring Michel Boujenah;

• “L’affaire Christian Ranucci”, where Christophe Hondelatte revisits one of France’s most famous criminal cases;
• “Le Repas des fauves”, a celebrated play known for its sharp dark humour.

Theatre of Ideas and Words

The season will also showcase a selection of literary and thought-provoking works.

Among them is “La Rencontre”, a solo performance by Thierry Lhermitte based on the philosophical essay by Charles Pépin, and “Sœurs”, an explosive verbal confrontation directed by Pascal Rambert.

Audiences will also have the opportunity to rediscover “Trahisons” by Nobel Prize-winning playwright Harold Pinter, featuring Swann Arlaud.

Additional productions include:

• “Numéro Deux”, adapted from David Foenkinos’ novel about the boy who was not chosen to play Harry Potter;
• “Rose Royal”, based on the novel by Prix Goncourt winner Nicolas Mathieu;
• “La Jalousie”, Michel Fau’s tribute to the theatrical world of Sacha Guitry;
• “Le Petit Prince”, a new augmented-reality adaptation offering an immersive experience inspired by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s masterpiece.

Original Productions and Special Events

A major event of the season will be the concert by the Prince’s Carabiniers Orchestra, celebrating iconic film scores from some of cinema’s greatest masterpieces.

The programme also features “La Cathédrale engloutie”, directed by Florent Siaud, exploring family memory and cultural heritage.

Another highly anticipated production is “Zone d’attente”, a new creation by Macha Makeïeff co-produced by the Théâtre Princesse Grace, showcasing the director’s distinctive dreamlike artistic universe.

The season will also include:

• “Une vie sur mesure”, a touching and uplifting one-man show about music as a means of resilience;
• “Fêtes des mères”, a family diptych balancing comedy and tragedy;
• the new Festival Jeunesse, a two-day event dedicated to young audiences featuring free performances, workshops and artist encounters focused on themes such as feminism and ecology.

Continuing Partnership with the Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco

The Théâtre Princesse Grace will continue its longstanding partnership with the Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco, hosting workshops, discussions and the annual “Philo Monaco” week throughout the season.

Ticketing Information

The theatre’s foyer bar will welcome audiences from 6 p.m. on performance evenings.

Season subscriptions will be available from June 29 by mail or email, and in person at the theatre from August 24.

Single-performance tickets will go on sale from August 31.

With a programme that blends major classics, innovative stage productions, original creations and renowned performers, the Théâtre Princesse Grace is preparing to deliver one of its most ambitious and diverse seasons in recent years.