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Grand Theatre of the City of Luxembourg

1, rond-point Schuman
Luxembourg City, Southern Luxembourg L-2525

Review: AGE OF CONTENT at Grand Théâtre

Review: AGE OF CONTENT at Grand Théâtre

by David Sousa Lopes · June 24, 2026

In this vivid piece, the company explores the condition of young life in the age of social media, where individuality is constantly performed, consumed, imitated, and discarded.…

Review: AGE OF CONTENT at Grand Théâtre

Review: AGE OF CONTENT at Grand Théâtre

by David Sousa Lopes · June 15, 2026

The company explores the condition of young life in the age of social media, where individuality is constantly performed. The show becomes both a warning and a celebration: a brilliant and beautiful study of the evils and potential of our society.…

Review: NABUCCO at Grand Théâtre

Review: NABUCCO at Grand Théâtre

by David Sousa Lopes · May 9, 2026

Verdi’s Nabucco arrived at the Grand Théâtre of Luxembourg in a production that combined vocal force, visual ambition and a striking sense of immersion…

Review: SÖHNE at Grand Théâtre

Review: SÖHNE at Grand Théâtre

by David Sousa Lopes · March 29, 2026

Last week, the Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg hosted Söhne, a contemporary theatrical work that sets out to explore identity, belonging, and the fractures of modern masculinity.…

Review: ELIZABETH COSTELLO at Grand Théâtre

Review: ELIZABETH COSTELLO at Grand Théâtre

by David Sousa Lopes · March 23, 2026

At the Grand Théâtre last weekend, Elizabeth Costello. Seven Lectures and Five Moral Tales, directed by Krzysztof Warlikowski, unfolded as a dense, intellectually charged meditation on literature and morality.…

Review: LA BOHÈME at Grand Théâtre

Review: LA BOHÈME at Grand Théâtre

by David Sousa Lopes · March 1, 2026

This week, for our 100th review in Luxembourg, we decided to check out Puccini’s La Bohème at the Grand Théâtre…

Review: BALLET BC at Grand Théâtre

Review: BALLET BC at Grand Théâtre

by David Sousa Lopes · January 26, 2026

Last week, we had the pleasure of attending Ballet BC’s three-part performance at the Grand Théâtre of Luxembourg. Moving seamlessly from the borders of darkness to magnetic sway and finally to collective exhilaration, the company demonstrated not only technical excellence but also a sharp sense…

Review: THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW at Grand Théâtre

Review: THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW at Grand Théâtre

by David Sousa Lopes · January 6, 2026

There are shows that invite the audience to watch, and others where you cannot help but participate. The Rocky Horror Show firmly belongs to the latter category, and its arrival at the Grand Théâtre proved to be nothing short of electrifying.…

Review: COMMENÇONS PAR FAIRE L'AMOUR at Grand Théâtre

Review: COMMENÇONS PAR FAIRE L'AMOUR at Grand Théâtre

by David Sousa Lopes · December 9, 2025

Last week at the Grand Théâtre of Luxembourg, Laura Bachman’s new creation Commençons par faire l’amour premiered as an intimate, yet universal meditation on love, memory, and gender.…

Past Shows

35 total · showing 11–20

DUST

DUST

May 12

bewegtbild theater developed by Martin Roth and John Conen innovative form of theater, the virtual and real game levels seamlessly linked. A fascinating combination of live scenes with the same ongoing interaction sequences in film. moving picture theater embarks on, in search...

La La La Human Steps

La La La Human Steps

May 10 – May 11, 2012

AVEC 11 DANSEURS & 4 MUSICIENS Award-winning choreographer and artistic director Édouard Lock has created a new work for La La La Human Steps, the prestigious company he founded in 1980. Lock uses as his reference two baroque operas, Purcell's Dido and Aeneas and Gluck's...

MADEMOISELLE JULIE

MADEMOISELLE JULIE

May 4 – May 5, 2012

In northern countries, a night of Saint-Jean, Miss Julie, an aristocrat, is given to John, the servant of his father. An act that disrupts a delicate balance and compromises the organization of a society. Miss Julie by August Strindberg, the expression of a kind of Darwinism...

WINTER

WINTER

Apr 17 – Apr 24, 2012

A man and a woman is married, father, salesman, perhaps; her nothing is known except that she's drunk, idle, a little whore perhaps, they meet in a park in a hotel room then. A love story, their life is turned upside down. A universe typical Norwegian author Jon Fosse, born in...

LUCKY SEVEN

LUCKY SEVEN

Mar 30

The programs have names with numbers in Gauthier Dance brought happiness. Since the launch of SIX PACK 2008 it went as steadily as steeply upward for the House Theatre Company. With five exciting pieces international star choreographers and two new works by company CEO Eric...

RAMBA ZAMBA

RAMBA ZAMBA

Mar 29

.. AND WE ARE GODS OWN ... THE WINTER JOURNEY MUSIC PRODUCTION AFTER A SONG CYCLE OF FRANZ SCHUBERT "Die Winterreise" Imagine, you want to die, but you will not let you easily! One has decided to leave the world. Because he's rejection of his love and the surrounding micro-order...

Lilith's Return

Lilith's Return

Mar 27

MUSICAL THEATER BERLIN / BEIRUT IN GERMAN LANGUAGE Lilith, the first woman God created wants, not subordinate to Adam and fled from paradise. God creates a new companion for Adam, Eve compatible, and both ensure that Lilith now leads an existence in the shadows. But Lilith, the...

Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui

Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui

Mar 23 – Mar 24, 2012

Widely hailed as the "God of Manga", visionary Japanese animator Osamu Tezuka provides the inspiration for internationally renowned award-winning choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui's brand new work TeZukA. Working with a cast of ten dancers and two musicians, drawn from Europe...

Damien Jalet

Damien Jalet

Mar 20 – Mar 21, 2012

At its performance at the Tokyo International Arts Festival in 2008, programme director Chiaki Soma called Damien Jalet's three spells "a new frontier and a new mode of expression with blending and synergy of different genres of arts that enrich body movement". Formerly of...

Tartuffe-MOLIÈRE

Tartuffe-MOLIÈRE

Mar 13 – Mar 17, 2012

The Hypocrite, that was in 1664, the first title of the play by Molière later became, in 1669, or the imposter Tartuffe. A change in title that refers to changes in content due to the fierce and threatening opposition from those who felt targeted by the character. Molière was...

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