The Théâtre de la Renaissance can be hired privately for events: its auditorium seats 600 and its cocktail space holds up to 250 guests. The theater is at 20 boulevard Saint-Martin in the 10th arrondissement of Paris.
Seminars and company events
The theater has a privatization page, and a separate contact line for groups and organizations. The format that fits is one where a large seated audience matters: a company plenary, a presentation to staff or clients, a conference, or a show offered to guests. The cocktail space gives a place to receive guests before or after the session.
The official page offers a quote request and two contact numbers on the events side of the theater. The site does not describe a detailed technical offer, such as stage dimensions, lighting, projection or sound, nor does it list the event types it accepts. Send the date, the number of guests, the format and your technical needs in your first message, and ask what the stage and the house equipment can do. Also ask about access for setup and rehearsal time before guests arrive, and about the hours when the theater is free of its own performances.
Rooms and capacities
The official page states two spaces:
- Auditorium: 600 seats.
- Cocktail space: up to 250 people.
It does not say whether both spaces can be used on the same day, how the cocktail space is laid out, or whether the auditorium seating can be reconfigured. These are the first questions to put to the theater.
Catering
The theater has a bar that opens before each performance, with a selection of wines, cheeses and cold cuts. The pages reviewed do not describe catering for private events, so ask whether the bar team can serve a reception or whether an outside caterer is allowed.
History and setting
The Théâtre de la Renaissance is a working Paris theater with a programme of plays throughout the season. Its address on boulevard Saint-Martin puts it among the theaters of the Grands Boulevards, in a district well served by public transport. The official site does not give the history of the building on the pages reviewed.
Getting there
The address is 20 boulevard Saint-Martin, 75010 Paris. The pages reviewed do not list metro or bus lines, so check the best route for your guests with the venue when you book. The theater lists a reservation line and an administration line on its site, as well as a dedicated contact for groups.
