Get ready for a theatrical journey like no other! The Théâtre Princesse Grace has pulled back the curtain on its incredibly diverse and ambitious 2025–2026 season, promising a captivating blend of timeless classics, cutting-edge comedy, fresh new voices, and profound philosophical insights. This upcoming year isn’t just about shows; it’s about landmark collaborations and three major productions taking center stage off-site at the magnificent Grimaldi Forum.
Grand productions and timeless tales
The Théâtre Princesse Grace’s 28-production strong season kicks off with a bang, featuring three must-see performances at the Grimaldi Forum. Prepare to be enthralled by Bérénice, a bold modern reinterpretation of Racine’s classic, brought to life by acclaimed Flemish director Guy Cassiers and the formidable Comédie-Française troupe. Another major highlight is the return of Le Mariage de Figaro, directed by Léna Bréban and starring the brilliant Philippe Torreton, poised to reignite the play’s enduring social relevance for a new generation. And for those who love poetic grandeur, Cyrano de Bergerac makes a triumphant return with Édouard Baer in the titular role, offering a fresh and captivating take on this beloved classic.
Laughter, drama, and powerful performances
The 2025–2026 season is a masterclass in emotional range, seamlessly blending sharp wit with poignant drama. Don’t miss La Vérité, a clever piece by Florian Zeller featuring a celebrated ensemble cast that’s sure to keep you on your toes. For a touch of classic Italian charm, La Veuve rusée by Carlo Goldoni, starring the enchanting Caterina Murino, promises delightful comedic escapades.
Beyond these, prepare for powerhouse performances from Stéphane Guillon and Jean-Pierre Darroussin in Inconnu à cette adresse, and the deeply moving Scènes de la vie conjugale with Stanislas Nordey and Romane Bohringer. Audiences will also be drawn into the unique world of Il ne m’est jamais rien arrivé, a memory-driven exploration of playwright Jean-Luc Lagarce by the captivating Vincent Dedienne.
Spotlighting new voices and innovative works
The Théâtre Princesse Grace remains a steadfast champion of emerging talent, offering a dynamic program that spans generations and genres. Get ready for laughs with stand-up performances from pan-generational comics Panayotis Pascot and Paul Taylor. Be amazed by innovative pieces like Lumière!, a fascinating blend of science and artistry that delves into the history of electricity.
Younger audiences will find their stories in new youth-focused works such as Je suis trop vert, an engaging ecological comedy, and Personne n’est ensemble sauf moi, a powerful exploration of invisible disabilities through intimate and impactful storytelling. Expect to see additional captivating works from new talents hailing from prestigious institutions like the Théâtre National de Bretagne.
Award-winning excellence returns
The season is also a celebration of theatrical excellence, bringing back acclaimed pieces that have garnered significant recognition. Revisit 4211 KM, a standout at the Molières in 2024, and enjoy C’est pas facile d’être heureux quand on va mal, winner of the Molière for best comedy. The celebrated Les Liaisons dangereuses, awarded best actress in 2025, also graces the stage. And get ready for the triumphant return of Du charbon dans les veines, a phenomenal piece that scooped up five Molière awards, alongside the compelling Ring.
Beyond the stage: A hub for philosophical exchange
The Théâtre Princesse Grace’s commitment to being a vibrant cultural forum extends beyond its dazzling performances. Its ongoing partnership with the Rencontres Philosophiques de Monaco continues to thrive. The theatre will once again host engaging philosophical workshops and its much-anticipated annual Philo Monaco week, inviting the public to delve into critical ideas and stimulating discussions.
Plan your visit
The theatre’s inviting bar foyer opens its doors to guests from 6 PM on performance evenings, offering a perfect start to your theatrical experience. Mark your calendars: Season tickets go on sale from July 7th via post or email, and directly at the theatre from August 25th. Single tickets become available from September 1st.
