Théâtre Municipal de Grenoble

About

The Théâtre de Grenoble is a 1768 theatre located in Grenoble on the banks of the Isère. Its entrance is located in the small Hector-Berlioz street in the historic city centre in the immediate vicinity of its oldest monuments such as the Collégiale Saint-André, the Palais du Parlement du Dauphiné or the Hôtel de Lesdiguières. Today, the theatre is called Grand Théâtre because it has been part of the TMG since 2016, the new name of the Municipal Theatre of Grenoble, which includes the Grand Théâtre, the Théâtre 145 (145 Berriat courses) and the Théâtre de Poche (122 Berriat courses).