Béatrice de La Boulaye is bringing her debut one-woman show titled “Héroïnes” to L’Européen in Paris, offering audiences an anticonformist look at female figures throughout history in a production partnered with France Télévisions.
The performance runs at the Parisian venue through December 9, 2026. Billed as the epic of a misogynist in therapy, the show features the actor examining her own self-described mindset through a gallery of historical and personal characters.
The Production at L’Européen
“Héroïnes” marks the first solo stage work for Béatrice de La Boulaye. Known to television viewers for her role as Gaëlle Crivelli in the France 2 series “Tropiques Criminels” and as Scotch Brit with the musical comedy troupe Airnadette, the performer takes on a new comedic format.
In the production, the protagonist describes herself as half-woman and half-misogynist, seeking remedy for four millennia of societal conditioning by turning to female figures from history and her own life. The performance combines humor, emotional reflection, and theatrical storytelling to explore modern identity and personal freedom.
Creative Team and Technical Credits
The script for “Héroïnes” was written by Béatrice de La Boulaye alongside Grégoire Dey and Julien Schmid. Ismaël Sy Savané directs the staging, with artistic accompaniment provided by Célia Pilastre.
The production design includes lighting by Raphaël Jassin and costume design by Gayanée Pierre. The show is presented in an ongoing partnership with France Télévisions.
L'Européen Hosts Residency Through December 2026
L’Européen, located in Paris, is hosting the residency through December 9, 2026. Promotional campaigns tied to public broadcaster partnerships have included ticket giveaways for select performances, such as the 7:30 PM local time show on Thursday, November 5.
Tickets and scheduling details remain available through the venue’s box office and official ticketing partners for the remainder of the run.
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