The Children of Paradise

Based on the dialogues by Jacques Prévert

About

1820. The fates of four men – the great actor Frédérick Lemaître, the mime artist Debureau, the poet-murderer Lacenaire and the Count of Montray – become intertwined around a free-spirited and stunning young woman with a floral name, Garance.

A monumental and universal epic centred on freedom, passion, creativity, power and thwarted love. Eight talented actors bring to life more than twenty colourful characters from the Boulevard du Crime. Jean-Philippe Daguerre, a multiple Molière Award winner, brings Jacques Prévert’s poetic world to life in his production.

For nearly 50 years, the film was shown every Sunday evening at the Le Ranelagh cinema!

 

For English speakers, the show is surtitled every evening on demand!
Information and booking for English speakers here.

We are happy to welcome English speakers! Many performances of this show are surtitled in English thanks to our partner Theatre in Paris. To check if a performance is surtitled and book your seat with exclusive access to the English surtitles, please visit here.

Tickets booked through any other source do not guarantee access to the English surtitles.

Calendar

Prices

Gold Box: €50

1st category: €40

2nd category: €35

Under 26s: €12

Information

From 18 September 2026

Thursday to Saturday at 8.45 pm and Sunday at 5 pm

Closed on 24 & 25 December; 1er January

Genre: Classical theatre, from age 10

Duration: 2 hours

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Artistic team

Based on Jacques’s dialogues PREVERT

Adapted and directed by Jean-Philippe DAGUERRE
Assistant Director Hervé HATE

Antoine sets MILIAN

Moses light HILL

Costumes Corinne ROSSI

Music by Hervé HATE

Choreography by Sylvie CELLAR

With Agathe BOUDRIERES, Stéphane DAUCH, Guillaume DELVINGT, Mikaël FASULO, Michaël GIORNO COHEN, Sandrine MOALIGOU, Aurélie NOBILITY, Oscar NEIGHBOUR

 

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