Mois Molière à Versailles 2024, the program of shows at mini prices and free of charge

Since its inception in 1996, Molière Month has gone from strength to strength, becoming a not-to-be-missed event. François de Mazières, mayor of Versailles and creator of the event, points out that this festival offers the public of Versailles and the Île-de-France region the opportunity to preview numerous creations, some of which go on to perform at the Avignon Festival.

Molière Month is not limited to Molière's plays. It offers eclectic programming for all audiences, combining original creations and successful revivals from the previous year. Companies in residence at Versailles play an essential role in presenting their new creations during Molière Month, notably in the prestigious setting of the Grandes Écuries.

One of the remarkable aspects of this event is its accessibility. By keeping ticket prices to just €2, the festival aims to make theater and music more accessible, and to foster a love of the performing arts. According to François de Mazières, this is the only festival in France offering such a high quality program at such low prices.

Le Mois Molière also offers a stage for amateur companies, contributing to the diversity and richness of the programming. In all, some 330 performances will take place in 62 different venues, featuring around a thousand actors and musicians. A real treat for the 150,000 spectators expected.

Here is an overview of the creations on the program for Molière Month at Versailles:

Le mariage de Figaro: by Pierre-Augustin de Beaumarchais, directed by : Danuta Zarazik

Je m'appelle George: a contemporary vaudeville by Gilles Dyrek

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Les amants du paradis: after Jacques Prévert, a tribute to the art of mime

On purge bébé : By Georges Feydeau, a comedy directed by Antoine Seguin

Macbeth: William Shakespeare, Théâtre amateur, directed by Patrice Verhelpen

And many other creations to discover.

Don't delay in reserving your seats, as tickets are going fast. Online ticketing will open on May 22 for performances in the courtyard of the Grande Écurie at the Château de Versailles from June 1 to 15. Some performances are free, others at mini prices, but all require a reservation.

Once again this year, the program is wide-ranging, and will appeal to adults and children alike. Online booking is compulsory. Most shows are 2 euros!