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Théâtre de Namur

The Théâtre de Namur is one of the last Italian-style theatres in Europe (19th century).

After being burnt down, it was rebuilt in 1863 in sandstone. It has 3 levels.

In 1998, it was renovated by architects Thierry Lanotte and Pierre Lamby.

In the foyer, the ‘Theatre’ fresco by French painter Garouste has adorned the ceiling since 1999.

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The Theatre does not have a private car park. It is possible to park on the road or in nearby car parks (information on the Theatre's website). 

The Theatre has 3 spaces : the Grande Salle, the Studio and the Amphitheatre. Alternative routes have been put in place to get around the steps. Staff are on hand to accompany you and guide you around the building to the various areas.

Staff are trained to welcome people with disabilities.

In the case of a performance in the studio, the entrance is at the rear of the building.

A cloakroom is available. Staff are on hand to take coats and give tickets.

It is possible to have a drink during the interval on the 2nd floor. This area has various tables and seats. Staff are available to serve you at the table or bar.

Strong points

Staff
  • There is staff available to direct and guide.
  • The staff has received training for the reception of persons with special needs.
Parking
  • It is possible to drop a person off near the entrance.
Identification
  • The building is easy to find.

Points of attention

Safety
  • The signage is insufficient for orientation.
  • The location is complex and it is difficult to understand its organisation.
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