Great theatre. It's not very big, but there is a patio. I think I am giving 5 stars mostly because…read moreI saw a great improv night there :).

From the owner: Théâtre pour petits et grands Parallèlement à sa vocation de théâtre pour enfants, le Théâtre de la…read morePlume propose des soirées en fin de semaine, du théâtre, du café théâtre, des chansons, de la musique classique... Soirées ludiques et diverses, de la magie au Rock'n Roll, de la poésie aux contes, du café théâtre à la comédie musicale, de l'Opérette à l'Opéra : un grand choix, une grande variété de spectacles pour votre plus grand plaisir...

From the owner: Une succession de fous-rires Ce théâtre de 150 places offre une véritable scène pouvant accueillir…read morede grands décors. Une fois entré et assis, on ressent toute la chaleur du lieu. Sa programmation est composée de spectacles comiques qui vous feront rire à gorge déployée lors de soirées détendues et conviviales. Le dimanche, les comédiens amateurs peuvent monter sur les planches et laisser libre court à leur talent ainsi qu'à leurs créations. Les spectacles pour adultes se déroulent du jeudi au samedi. 2 séances sont proposées à 19h et 21h. Et en cas de petit creux, à la sortie de la séance de 21h, un service restauration est proposée (assiette froide et buffet pour les groupes). Quant aux spectacles pour enfants ils ont lieu durant les vacances scolaires.

The Roman theater is build on early first century. It is currently being use for concert and other…read moreshows. This theater is not big. Probably seat 2000 people. The compound has some ruin columns. If you go to the back of theater seat, you going hollow round arch room. The theater seat below are not fully solid. Now you can understand how they build with lesser materials. The ruin theater only need 15 minutes visit.

This is a pretty cool historic landmark. It is pretty nicely preserved. You can spend about 20…read moreminutes wandering the theater and the ruins. They provide an information video in French but with English subtitles in the front area so you can learn more about the site that you're seeing. I highly recommend coming to this location to learn more about Roman occupation in Arles.

From the owner: Théâtre, concerts, danse, conférences, soirées caritatives, soirées électro, cycle d'expositions,…read moreformation au métier de l'acteur, représentations scolaires...

This is the biggest Roman theater I have been to. It is big and wide. This theater is still have…read moreregular performances. Especially third Thursday night of the month. We were here Thursday and they have street carnival and song performances in the out side of the theater. The front of theater has a lot of restaurants overlooking the great ancient building. The inside can seat max 7000 people. Most of the time is the arena can seat more people. However this theater is one of the kind can seat a lot. The higher seat is almost 350 feet height. The stage wall is tall and enormous. The upper level dungeon has museum of various famous performances. The visit needs 3 hours to complete. It is not handicap friendly. Physical strength is medium due to a lot of stair steps.

As a tourist stop , a solid 4…read more Great 2000+ year old Roman amphitheater- quite amazing. They have done a good job making the theater come to life- in the recesses, in their "Ghost Theater" they have recreated famous events that have occurred here with holograms and video clips- quite well done! Its like you were there! The audio guide is pretty good and useful as well. You need about an hour for the venue.