Schedule of upcoming performances at the Opéra Garnier
Ballets, operas, recitals, and concerts: the 2026–2027 season at the Palais Garnier promises to be exceptionally rich.
Located just steps away from La Madeleine, the Grands Boulevards, and our hotel in central Paris, this iconic Parisian landmark remains one of the most magnificent settings in which to enjoy a performance.
Are you planning a trip to the capital? Here are the key events scheduled for the coming months.
The season opens with *L’Histoire de Manon*, a ballet by Kenneth MacMillan inspired by the famous novel by Abbé Prévost.
In October, the Dance Season Opening Gala brings together artists from the Paris Opera Ballet.
In November, Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen performs a recital on the stage of the Palais Garnier.
A few days later, *La Clémence de Titus* the final opera composed by Mozart begins its run, continuing until December 25.
The end of the year places a strong emphasis on dance. With *Pulsations*, four choreographic worlds converge, featuring works by Lucinda Childs, Martha Graham, Sol León, and Paul Lightfoot.
Meanwhile, the traditional demonstrations by the Dance School offer a chance to admire young talents currently in training.
Starting in January, the program continues with *Éclats de danse* and the *Un Air d’Italie* concert. Opera then takes center stage again with Leoš Janáček’s *Katia Kabanova*.
As dates and programs are subject to change, please check the Paris National Opera calendar before booking your tickets.
Ideally located in the heart of Paris between La Madeleine and the Opéra Garnier the 3-star Hotel Sydney Opéra allows you to easily walk to the Palais Garnier.
After the show, return to the tranquility of our intimate 36-room hotel, where contemporary comfort and a warm atmosphere await you during your stay in Paris.
Located just steps away from La Madeleine, the Grands Boulevards, and our hotel in central Paris, this iconic Parisian landmark remains one of the most magnificent settings in which to enjoy a performance.
Are you planning a trip to the capital? Here are the key events scheduled for the coming months.
September and October 2026: Ballet takes center stage
The season opens with *L’Histoire de Manon*, a ballet by Kenneth MacMillan inspired by the famous novel by Abbé Prévost.
In October, the Dance Season Opening Gala brings together artists from the Paris Opera Ballet.
- *L’Histoire de Manon*: September 28 to October 30, 2026
- Dance Season Opening Gala: October 10, 2026
November 2026: A recital and a Mozart opera
In November, Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen performs a recital on the stage of the Palais Garnier.
A few days later, *La Clémence de Titus* the final opera composed by Mozart begins its run, continuing until December 25.
- Lise Davidsen Recital: November 15, 2026
- *La Clémence de Titus*: November 24 to December 25, 2026
December 2026: Dance and music at the Palais Garnier
The end of the year places a strong emphasis on dance. With *Pulsations*, four choreographic worlds converge, featuring works by Lucinda Childs, Martha Graham, Sol León, and Paul Lightfoot.
Meanwhile, the traditional demonstrations by the Dance School offer a chance to admire young talents currently in training.
- Pulsations: December 4, 2026 – January 2, 2027
- Dance School Demonstrations: December 5, 19, and 20, 2026
- Midi Musical (Lunchtime Concert): December 6, 2026
January and February 2027: A New Year of Performances
Starting in January, the program continues with *Éclats de danse* and the *Un Air d’Italie* concert. Opera then takes center stage again with Leoš Janáček’s *Katia Kabanova*.
- *Éclats de danse*: January 9, 10, 11, 22, 24, 25, and 28, 2027
- *Un Air d’Italie*: January 26, 2027
- *Katia Kabanova*: January 27 – February 13, 2027
As dates and programs are subject to change, please check the Paris National Opera calendar before booking your tickets.
Stay Just Steps from the Opéra Garnier
Ideally located in the heart of Paris between La Madeleine and the Opéra Garnier the 3-star Hotel Sydney Opéra allows you to easily walk to the Palais Garnier.
After the show, return to the tranquility of our intimate 36-room hotel, where contemporary comfort and a warm atmosphere await you during your stay in Paris.
