The entire program is accessible to people with psychological or mental disabilities. The TJP team can help you choose the shows you'd like to see and set up a personalized spectator pathway.

For anyone with hearing hypersensitivity, noise-cancelling headphones for children and adults are available on request from the ticket office before your visit.

The TJP halls are accessible to people with reduced mobility. The reception team is on hand to help you settle into your seat. In order to give your visit the best possible attention, please let the ticket office know you are coming.

With a strong emphasis on visual and body language, these shows are highly visual:
In my shell
Yōkai
The house of my mind
Bestiary
Actapalabra
Moé moé boum boum

At the TJP, we sometimes present wordless shows accompanied by vibrating vests, allowing you to feel the music in your body through vibrations.

In partnership with Deux Mains Sur Scène and Culture AccessSome of our shows are interpreted in French sign language and accompanied by vibrating vests. 

La Petite Scène is equipped with a magnetic loop. To activate the system, please contact the box office before coming to the theater.

Giving pride of place to text and sound, these shows are accessible to the blind and visually impaired.

The Fantasticks
Jubilä

Another show is available in audio description (see below). In order to welcome you in the best possible way, please inform the ticket office of your arrival.

During the season, we offer audiodescription of a show, coupled with a tactile visit. In order to welcome you in the best possible way, please reserve your headset in advance at the ticket office.
Here's to the next one!

The TJP offers blind and partially-sighted access to all its shows. A volunteer bloweran art student or artist, will describe and whisper in the audience's ear the elements that are invisible to them during a show.

To make a group reservation, all the information and booking conditions can be found at >here<.