Discover the Théâtre National de l’Opéra-Comique, a listed historic monument, from new perspectives through a wide
range of activities: guided tours of the Favart Hall and the costume and wig studios, access to rehearsals, singing and
drawing workshops, and more. Whether you're curious or passionate, young or old, all are welcome!
Free upon reservation, online booking available a few weeks prior | From 12 years old | Duration: 1h30
Saturday slots are open to everyone.
A slot is reserved for the visually impaired public at 4 PM on Saturday, the 5th. Reservation by email at accessibilite@opera-comique.com or by phone at 01 70 23 01 44.
Slots are reserved for school groups, including high school students and social fields, on Thursday, April 3rd, and Friday, April 4th. Reservation by email before Thursday, March 20th at enseignement@opera-comique.com and champsocial@opera-comique.com.
Costumes, makeup, and wigs
The Opéra-Comique is one of the few lyric theaters that still has its own costume-making workshop. A variety of professions contribute to the creation process, bringing to life the characters that will perform on stage. What are the stages in creating a costume or a wig? How does one go from an idea to its realization? Answers, with proof, from the teams!
Lighting
Lighting sets the atmosphere, sensations, and meanings that are an integral part of the staging. Meet the team responsible for setting up the lighting for the performance, overseeing the adjustments, and recording the lighting cues that trigger the lighting effects during the shows.
