The 5 must-see plays in Paris in March 2025
Parisian theater is bursting with success at the start of the year. Here are the five most popular shows of March 2025.
The Parisian stage offers a variety of plays, from poignant dramas to lively comedies. Some shows are already sold out, proof of their popularity. To make sure you don’t miss out on the best performances of the moment, here’s our selection of the five must-see plays in Paris.
“Passeport” by Alexis Michalik – Théâtre de la Renaissance
Alexis Michalik’s new play has won over audiences. Passeport tells the story of Issa, a young Eritrean left for dead in Calais. A victim of amnesia, he tries to reconstitute his identity by clinging to his only proof of existence: a passport.
Michalik’s dynamic staging blends poignant storytelling with reflections on exile. The show, playing at the Théâtre de la Renaissance, is already sold out. Reserve now!
Théâtre de la Renaissance, 20 Bd Saint-Martin, 75010 Paris
“Oublie-moi” – Théâtre La Bruyère
Following its triumph at the Molières, this dramatic comedy continues to move Parisian audiences. Oublie-moi tells the story of Jeanne and Arthur’s love affair, put to the test by a shattering event: an insignificant oversight that changes everything.
Adapted by Marie-Julie Baup and Thierry Lopez, this play explores memory and love with finesse. The performance of the actors and the accuracy of the text make this a moving show.
Théâtre Actuel La Bruyère, 5 Rue la Bruyère, 75009 Paris
“Mur | Mure” – Théâtre de la Michodière
Mur | Mure revisits the story of the film Un peu, beaucoup, aveuglément in a humorous stage adaptation. Clovis Cornillac and Laurence Arné play two neighbors separated by a wall, developing a relationship without ever seeing each other.
This romantic comedy plays on the unspoken and the misunderstood. Inventive staging and punchy dialogue make this show a real audience favorite.
Théâtre de la Michodière, 4 bis Rue de la Michodière, 75002 Paris
“Peau d’homme” – Théâtre Montparnasse
Inspired by the comic strip of the same name, this play reflects on gender and freedom. Peau d’homme tells the story of Bianca, a young woman from the Middle Ages who discovers a family secret: a magical costume that allows her to live as a man.
Between humor and emotion, this show questions social codes and identity. The book’s success continues on stage, thanks to a modern, immersive staging.
Théâtre Montparnasse & Petit Montparnasse, 31 Rue de la Gaité, 75014 Paris
“Une situation délicate” – Théâtre des Nouveautés
This boulevard comedy captivates audiences with its incredible plot. The story revolves around a seemingly perfect couple faced with a dinner party where everything goes wrong. Between misunderstandings and sharp dialogue, Une situation délicate guarantees laughter and surprises.
With a talented cast and a frenetic pace, this show is ideal for a light, entertaining evening.
Théâtre des Nouveautés, 24 Bd Poissonnière, 75009 Paris
A bustling Parisian theater
These five plays testify to the vitality of the Parisian stage in 2025. From original creations to successful adaptations, there’s something for everyone. Book quickly, as some dates are already sold out!
