Théâtre de la Renaissance, a stage in Oullins
Théâtre de la Renaissance is a theatre in Oullins-Pierre-Bénite, south of Lyon. It opened in 1982. First a certified venue for musical theatre from 2003 to 2018, it has since 2019 been a Scène Conventionnée d'Intérêt National, Art et Création, for theatre and music. It is a reference address for live performance in the Lyon metropolitan area.
A stage opened in 1982 in Oullins
Opened in 1982, Théâtre de la Renaissance has become a lasting part of the cultural life of Oullins-Pierre-Bénite, south of Lyon. The hall is among the recognised stages of the metropolitan area. Its local roots make it a landmark for residents and visitors alike.
A Scène Conventionnée d'Intérêt National
First a certified venue for musical theatre between 2003 and 2018, the hall became in 2019 a Scène Conventionnée d'Intérêt National, Art et Création label, for theatre and music. This status reflects an artistic standard recognised nationally. It places the Renaissance among the major creative venues of the region.
Pair it with an outing south of Lyon
Located in Oullins-Pierre-Bénite, the theatre fits into an outing south of the conurbation, reachable from central Lyon by public transport. It is a chance to discover a recognised stage off the tourist trail. An ideal evening for lovers of theatre and music.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Théâtre de la Renaissance?
In Oullins-Pierre-Bénite, south of Lyon, reachable from the centre by public transport.
What is its status?
Since 2019 it is a Scène Conventionnée d'Intérêt National, Art et Création, for theatre and music.
How long has it existed?
The theatre opened in 1982.
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