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An innovative touring theater with 2 auditoriums.
This former tobacco factory, now a Centre Dramatique National, is one of Nancy's major cultural venues. It's impossible not to find a play that interests us on the program, from classical to contemporary theater. Here, we don't just perform, we create! Before going on tour, many shows are staged here. We have three theatres, one of which seats over 350. For the most sought-after plays, it's advisable to reserve your ticket in advance.
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Opening time and information on THÉÂTRE DE LA MANUFACTURE
Open Monday to Friday, 1:30pm to 6pm. Online booking possible. Admission: €22. 15 € for groups of 10 or more, CE, over-65s and employees of partner companies; €9 for students, under-26s and jobseekers; €15 for subscribers (€13 and €6 for concessions). Performances :
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The Théâtre de la Manufacture is a theater located in Nancy's former tobacco factory. This national drama center (CDN) has three theaters: the Grande Salle (354 seats), the Fabrique (140 seats) and the Rehearsal Hall. Each season, it hosts plays and shows created by regional, national and foreign companies. Its varied program is aimed at a wide audience. On performance evenings, "le retour au bar" allows you to meet the artistic team after the show. You can also take part in a monthly workshop where you can learn how to work on stage with the season's artists. There's also a board game workshop to share with family and friends, a playful theatrical interlude for young and old alike... All the details are available on its website. You can also reserve tickets for concerts, plays, shows... The Théâtre de la Manufacture also supports artists in the creative process, helping to put together shows, co-produce productions and/or host residencies. A great address for entertainment!
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