
November brings a diverse programme to the Théâtre Princesse Grace in Monaco, featuring contemporary theatre, comedy and performances by established artists, alongside events dedicated to philosophical reflection.
The calendar offers several opportunities to experience the Principality’s cultural scene, combining classic French theatre, contemporary productions and discussions about society and human relationships.
One of the month’s main events is La Cathédrale engloutie, scheduled for Friday 27 November at 8 pm. The play explores identity, memory and family secrets, inviting audiences to reflect on how previous generations shape our personal histories.
Friday 27 November 2026, 8 pm
The evening’s featured production is La Cathédrale engloutie, written by Rébecca Déraspe, whose work creates a story that spans generations.
The play follows a teenage girl determined to uncover the truth behind a family legacy shrouded in mystery. As she tries to piece together the past, she confronts fragmented stories, memories and difficult truths, discovering how the experiences of previous generations can influence the present.
The production raises a universal question: how can we embrace our family history without becoming trapped by its secrets? Pain, joy and memory become part of a journey of self-discovery as the protagonist seeks to understand her identity.
Directed by Florent Siaud, the production features Marguerite d’Amour, Marie-Laurence Moreau, Maxime Denommée, Steven Lee Potvin and Jean Marchand.
The running time is approximately 90 minutes, without an interval.
For fans of contemporary theatre and stories about family relationships, La Cathédrale engloutie is one of the key events to add to the November cultural calendar in Monaco.
Alongside the performance on 27 November, the Théâtre Princesse Grace programme and related cultural events offer several other opportunities to enjoy theatre and the arts throughout the month.
Tuesday 3 November 2026, 8 pm
The month opens with Une vie sur mesure, starring Cédric Chapuis. The play is written by Chapuis himself and directed by Stéphane Battle.
The production launches the month’s theatre programme with a performance centred on acting and stage storytelling.
Thursday 5 November 2026, 7 pm
Philosophy takes centre stage with L’amour du père, an event included in the programme of Les Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco.
The relationship with the father figure provides an opportunity to explore family bonds, personal development and the formation of identity.
Wednesday 11 November 2026, 8 pm
Another highlight is Le Bourgeois gentilhomme, the famous comedy by Molière, starring Jean-Paul Rouve and directed by Jérémie Lippmann.
One of the great classics of French theatre returns in a new production. Please note that this performance takes place at the Grimaldi Forum, rather than at the Théâtre Princesse Grace.
Tuesday 17 November 2026, 8 pm
The programme continues with La Misérable, starring Julie Depardieu. The play is written by Catherine Privat and directed by Stefan Druet Toukaïeff.
The production offers another opportunity to discover the work of contemporary French theatre artists.
Tuesday 24 November 2026, 8 pm
The November programme also includes La Crise, featuring Coline Serreau, Mahaut Leconte and Anna Flori-Lamour among its cast.
Written by Samuel Tasunaje and directed by Coline Serreau, the production completes the programme ahead of the month’s final featured performance, La Cathédrale engloutie.
If you are planning to attend a performance in November, it is advisable to check ticket availability and the latest information through the official channels.
For programme updates, changes to performance times and further information, you can also follow the Théâtre Princesse Grace on social media.
The November 2026 programme offers theatre lovers and culture enthusiasts plenty of opportunities to enjoy an evening out in Monaco. From French theatrical classics to contemporary productions and philosophical discussions, the calendar features a variety of themes and artistic approaches.
Among the month’s highlights, La Cathédrale engloutie on 27 November stands out for its exploration of memory, family secrets and the search for one’s origins. It is an appealing choice for anyone interested in contemporary theatre and stories that connect the past with the present.