PRACTICAL INFORMATION NEWSLETTER MY ACCOUNT FR | IN THEATER PROGRAM BETWEEN YOU AND US PRODUCTIONS AND TOURS TICKETING DOCUMENTARY THEATER ZIG ZIG LAILA SOLIMAN / PREMIERE IN FRANCE 12> 21 OCT 2017 RESERVE SMALL CONFERENCE SINK OF A SPRING, THE ADVENTURES OF FRESH WATER JEAN-CHRISTOPHE BAILLY APRIL READ MY ME I VE HER DI 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 THEATER-MUSIC BLUEBEARD'S TEARS MATHIEU BAUER / CREATION MEASURE FOR MEASURE MEASURE FOR MEASURE THEATER AND MUSIC FESTIVAL FOLLOW US... Jean-Pierre Vernant room, 10 place Jean-Jaurès room Maria Casarès, 63 rue Victor Hugo 01 48 70 48 90 ARCHIVES BUSINESS SPACE SITEMAP TERMS OF SALE LEGAL NOTICE PRESS AREA

PRACTICAL INFORMATION NEWSLETTER MY ACCOUNT FR | IN THEATER PROGRAM BETWEEN YOU AND US PRODUCTIONS AND TOURS TICKETING / PROGRAM / WHO WAS NEANDERTHAL? SMALL CONFERENCE WHO WAS NEANDERTHAL? MARYLÈNE PATOU-MATHIS SAT 25 NOV 2017 AT 3 P.M. by Marylène Patou-Mathi s, prehistorian, research director at CNRS, curator of the next exhibition on “Neanderthal” at the Musée de l'Homme. Neanderthal has long been considered a crude and brutal ape-like being. Today, there are more and more clues suggesting that the Neanderthals practiced just about all the activities that were thought to be the prerogative of Homo sapiens. They were great hunters and skillful craftsmen. They had metaphysical thoughts, since they were burying their dead. Why did they disappear? CONTINUE THE EXPERIENCE DISTRIBUTION / PRODUCTION ... RESERVE YOUR SEATS PRACTICAL INFORMATION Saturday 25 November 2017/3 p.m. Salle Jean-Pierre Vernant PRICES single price, € 4! Jean-Pierre Vernant room, 10 place Jean-Jaurès room Maria Casarès, 63 rue Victor Hugo 01 48 70 48 90 ARCHIVES BUSINESS SPACE SITEMAP TERMS OF SALE LEGAL NOTICE PRESS AREA

PRACTICAL INFORMATION NEWSLETTER MY ACCOUNT FR | IN THEATER PROGRAM BETWEEN YOU AND US PRODUCTIONS AND TOURS TICKETING / PROGRAM / NORTH POLE - SOUTH POLE SMALL CONFERENCE NORTH POLE - SOUTH POLE JEAN-LOUIS ETIENNE SAT JAN 13, 2018 AT 3 P.M. by Jean-Louis Etienne , doctor and explorer In 1986, he was the first man to reach the North Pole on foot, alone, pulling his sled for 63 days with temperatures reaching –52 ° C. In 1989-90, he crossed Antarctica by dog sled, 6,300 km, seven months of expedition. This tireless defender of the planet will come and talk to us about the polar regions and the role they play on life and the earth's climate. CONTINUE THE EXPERIENCE DISTRIBUTION / PRODUCTION ... RESERVE YOUR SEATS PRACTICAL INFORMATION Saturday 13 January 2018/3 p.m. Salle Jean-Pierre Vernant PRICES single price, € 4! Jean-Pierre Vernant room, 10 place Jean-Jaurès room Maria Casarès, 63 rue Victor Hugo 01 48 70 48 90 ARCHIVES BUSINESS SPACE SITEMAP TERMS OF SALE LEGAL NOTICE PRESS AREA