Théâtre Gérard Philippe
Elsa Pereira
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Théâtre Gérard Philipe

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Time Out says

This town hall has quite a history. It was built in the early 1900s when it was used for a variety of purposes – prize-givings, political meetings and dances, as well as theatre productions. Jean Vilar and his troupe did a stint here in the 40s, albeit without much success. In 1960 the theatre was christened Gerard Philipe after the famous French comedian who’d passed away the year before. Gradually the place made a name for itself in Ile-de-France’s theatre scene and was eventually made a National Centre for the Creation and Dissemination of Dramatics (Centre dramatique national de création et de diffusion dramatiques). As well as staging musical performances, shows, and exhibitions, the theatre also offers training and workshops, teaching criticism as well as acting.

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Address
59 boulevard Jules Guesde
Saint-Denis
93200
Transport:
RER: Saint-Denis; Métro: Basilique de Saint-Denis; Bus: 168, 256 ou 268
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