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The Villa...
Prepare for a gripping descent into a world where desire clashes with buried shame. This raw production captures the chaotic intersection of tenderness and cruelty between three young men. A must-see performance that pushes boundaries and leaves an indelible mark.
Théâtre Ouvert (Paris 20th)
About
Experience the intense atmosphere of La Villa…, a gripping theatrical production held at Théâtre Ouvert in the 20th arrondissement. Centered on three young men grappling with deep-seated social and sexual shame, the play navigates the dangerous boundaries between desire, hostility, and affection. Designed for audiences aged 14 and up, this performance offers a raw look into complex human dynamics within a mysterious, shifting environment. The venue is fully accessible, providing specific support for deaf or hard-of-hearing audience members, those who are blind or partially sighted, and people with cognitive disabilities, including sign language integration throughout the event.
As desire and threat intensify, the trap closes in on Yann. The Villa... is a place of hospitality and violence, an undifferentiated swamp of hatred and tenderness where three young boys, consumed by shame—both social and sexual—meet.
Our take on this event
Running from December 7 to December 17, 2026, La Villa… examines the entrapment of its protagonist, Yann, within a space defined by both hospitality and cruelty. The narrative follows three young men who find themselves tangled in a swamp of mixed emotions, where hate and tenderness become indistinguishable as they confront their personal vulnerabilities.
Performances follow a set schedule throughout the run. Sessions take place on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays from 19:30 to 21:00. On Thursdays and Fridays, the show runs from 20:30 to 22:00, while the Saturday performance is scheduled from 18:00 to 19:30. Tickets are priced between 8 and 20 euros.
Entry is suitable for those aged 14 and older. The venue is equipped for wheelchair access. Furthermore, the production is specifically adapted to be inclusive for visitors with sensory or cognitive disabilities, offering sign language features and support for blind or visually impaired guests.


