Tuesday 18 November 2025
Today, on the eve of their 80th anniversary in 2027, the Edinburgh International Festival, the Festival d'Avignon and the Holland Festival are joining forces for the first time, combining their artistic visions for a special collaboration that marks the beginning of a shared journey for years to come, adding a new chapter to their shared legacy.
10 11 12 DECEMBER 2025
The festival Vis-à-vis, a highlight of creative work in prisons, showcases collective creations in theater, dance, music, video, and podcasts. Unique in France and supported by the Théâtre Paris-Villette since 2016, it reveals the vitality of live performance as a space for openness and dialogue. From December 10 to 12 at La FabricA du Festival d'Avignon, Vis-à-vis offers a program born of demanding work and shared commitment, going beyond its social mission to affirm art in all its essentiality.
The gift card can be used for any purchase made online, by telephone or directly at the Festival d'Avignon box office. It can be used once or several times on all items in the online shop, show tickets and discount cards. Valid from the date of purchase until 31 December 2026, it is available from 30€.
Tuesday 30 September 2025
By decision of the Board of Directors chaired by Françoise Nyssen, Tiago Rodrigues has been renewed as director of the Festival d'Avignon for a new four-year term beginning September 1, 2026.
Monday 21 July 2025
After English, Spanish, and Arabic, the Festival d’Avignon welcomes an Asian language that now shines across the globe: Korean. South Korean culture fascinates the world : K-pop, cinema, series, literature… But beyond this soft power, we seek to highlight the richness of Korean performing arts.
Saturday 26 July 2025
Relive the 79th edition of the Festival d’Avignon through music! Dive into the world of this year’s Festival with a playlist featuring iconic tracks heard during the performances.
A way to extend the Festival experience, ready to take with you anywhere.
Available on Spotify, Deezer, and Apple Music!
What if I don't understand anything? Will I feel like I belong? Am I dressed correctly?
Faced with these questions that we have all asked ourselves, the Festival works to make theatre accessible to all. The "Fisrt time" project was born out of the desire to answer these questions, to respond to a desire to feel at home or to make coming to a performance more comfortable.
Accompanied by professionals, nearly 600 young people a year learn about machinery, lighting, sound, video and costumes. A practical immersion behind the scenes to become an informed audience!
The Festival d'Avignon has joined forces with Making Waves to offer young people from all over France the opportunity to discover the world of live performance and learn radio and interviewing techniques.
