Théâtre Tristan Bernard

Tucked away in Paris, this historic theater pairs classic bourgeois decor with a program of contemporary comedies, dramas, and satirical plays. The intimate setting is praised for its acoustics; one visitor found a play reading of Jérémie Farley's *The Vampires of Avalon* delightful. However, the experience can be uneven: a reviewer noted the floor's insufficient inclination, so a tall person ahead can block the view, and another found the warmth uncomfortable even in late March. It's a place with character, but choose your seat wisely.