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The Scent of Fabrics
Step into the walls of a peculiar residence where seven women master the bittersweet art of being happy together. Expect a heartfelt, witty portrait of communal life that perfectly captures the beauty and tension of their shared world.
Théâtre Ouvert (Paris 20th)
About
Discover the unique daily lives of seven women living in a residence led by their dedicated director, Claudia. Through creative workshops and heartfelt conversations, they strive to cultivate joy despite the underlying tensions within their community. This play offers an empathetic and humorous look at their complex interactions. The performance is suitable for audiences aged 12 and over and takes place at the Théâtre Ouvert in the 20th arrondissement. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users and provides accommodations for deaf, hard-of-hearing, blind, and visually impaired individuals, as well as those with cognitive disabilities.
Everything takes place in a residence for women. Seven residents happily cultivate their sense of wonder with the help of Claudia, the devoted director. Through manual and artistic activities, or even through the practice of discussion, they try, as best they can, the art of joy.
The Scent of Fabrics offers an empathetic and amused look at a community whose harmony is always under tension.
Our take on this event
L’Odeur des tissus runs from January 21 to February 3, 2027, at the Théâtre Ouvert. The story centers on seven women who, with the help of their director, engage in artistic and manual activities to explore the art of happiness. The production captures the delicate balance of their shared life, where harmony is constantly tested by evolving dynamics.
Showtimes are scheduled throughout the week: Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays at 19:30; Thursdays and Fridays at 20:30; and Saturdays at 18:00. Tickets are priced between 8 and 20 euros.
The production is committed to accessibility. The theatre is wheelchair accessible and features support for individuals with sensory or cognitive disabilities, including the use of sign language, ensuring an inclusive experience for all spectators.
