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Théâtre Mogador remains a major hub for musical theater in Paris

The Théâtre Mogador in Paris remains a central institution for musical theater, highlighted by the long-running success of the Disney adaptation, ‘The Lion King’. The production features elaborate use of masks, puppets, and choreography to depict the story of Simba.

For families attending the show, the performance lasts approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission. Due to sound levels and lighting effects, children under the age of 3 are not permitted entry. The theater also offers accessibility options for spectators with specific needs, though patrons are advised to contact the venue directly regarding seat availability.

Beyond ‘The Lion King’, the Mogador hosts diverse programming, including works by director Valérie Lesort, maintaining its status as a major venue for both international productions and original creations in the 9th arrondissement.

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Paris · The Lion King · Théâtre Mogador · Valérie Lesort