Theatre Max Jacob, Quimper

Theatre in Quimper

Théâtre Max Jacob Quimper
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The Théâtre Max Jacob is a historic theater in Quimper, France, located at 2 boulevard Dupleix. Originally inaugurated in 1904, it was designed by Georges Lafont, featuring an Italian-style auditorium with intricate decor inspired by local vegetation. The theater was renamed in 1997 in honor of Max Jacob, a poet and artist closely associated with Quimper.

Throughout its history, the theater has hosted renowned performances, including a 1913 production of “L’Aiglon” starring Sarah Bernhardt. It underwent significant renovations in 1995, including the reopening of its balcony seating, enhancing its capacity and accessibility.

Currently, the Théâtre Max Jacob is undergoing a major restoration project to preserve its architectural heritage and improve safety standards. The renovations include façade repairs, interior restoration, and updates to stage equipment, ensuring the theater remains a vibrant cultural venue for future generations.

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Address: Théâtre Max Jacob, Boulevard Dupleix, Quimper, France

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