Le Théo-Théatre

The site where you now stand was not always a place for stories and performance. Before it became the Théo-Théâtre in nineteen ninety-five, the building served as a plumbing workshop and an active printing press. The echoes of machinery and pipe work were eventually replaced by the creative energy of theater founders Florence Fouéré, Olivier Courbier, and François Teyssier, who transformed the industrial space into a cultural hub.