Théâtre des Mathurins

Originally constructed as a grand concert hall in 1893, Théâtre des Mathurins took its current name in 1912. Its decor and the elaborate modern facade was designed in the 1920s by Charles Siclis, who integrated classical and neo-basque traditions into modernism. It currently features a diverse assortment of contemporary productions. The theater is composed of two rooms with 386 seats.