Are there concessions available for TJP - Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg tickets?
Ticket prices and concessions vary by listing for each dated performance at TJP - Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg.
Whether you are attending a contemporary object theatre show or a classic puppetry piece, it is helpful to be prepared. This page answers common questions about the experience at TJP – Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg. Please check the official TJP website for the most recent policies and performance details before your arrival.

Ticket prices and concessions vary by listing for each dated performance at TJP - Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg.
Admission is sold per dated performance at TJP - Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg, and specific ticket prices are not provided as they vary by listing.
Free entry is not available at TJP - Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg, as admission is paid.
You can select the exact dated product in the official ticket channel for TJP - Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg.
You do not need to print your tickets if you have them on your phone; simply show the QR code at the ticket check before entering the performance hall.
TJP Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg is open from Tuesday to Friday with visiting hours from 14:00 to 17:30. The venue is closed on Mondays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
No, TJP Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg is closed on Mondays.
TJP Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg closes at 17:30 from Tuesday through Friday.
There are no listed special opening hours or closures available for TJP Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg at this time.
TJP – Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg features an onsite venue box office as part of its admission arrangement.
Yes, audience toilets are available as part of the visitor facilities at TJP – Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg, and their location follows the open areas and current programme.
Yes, accessible performance seating is available at TJP – Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg with limited availability, and you should reserve with the box office for appropriate placement.
Yes, public transport is available within 160 meters, including the Saint-Thomas Finkwiller stop for buses 10, N2, and N3, as well as the Hôtel d’Alsace stop located 320 meters away.
Yes, public cycle parking is available about 10 meters away on Rue du Pont Saint-Martin with eight uncovered spaces, though it is unmonitored so visitors should bring a suitable lock.
Yes, you are welcome to bring your own meal to eat at the venue during midis au théâtre events, and the bar is also open to offer drinks and snacks.
No, taking photos and recording videos is not allowed during any part of the performances at TJP – Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg.
You can contact TJP – Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg through their official visitor information website at https://tjp-strasbourg.com/. Specific phone numbers, email addresses, and expected response times are not provided.
An official email address for TJP – Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg is not provided in the currently available information.
A direct phone number for TJP – Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg is not provided in the current visitor data.
Place Grimmeissen is the nearest mapped public car park, located approximately 280 meters from the visitor point, and it is marked as paid. Using a CTS Park and Ride linked to the tram is generally simpler than driving directly into the area.
Saint-Thomas Finkwiller is about 160 meters away and is served by buses 10, N2, and N3. Hotel d Alsace is about 320 meters away and is also served by buses 10, N2, and N3. Strasbourg-Ville railway station is approximately 870 meters away.
The nearest mapped cycle parking is about 10 meters away at Rue du Pont Saint-Martin, offering 8 uncovered spaces. Visitors should use a proper lock and secure the bicycle at the mapped rack.
Reservations are recommended, and admission is sold per dated performance with timed entry notes. It is advised to book popular dates in advance and check date-specific exceptions before visiting.
The best time to arrive is 20 to 30 minutes before the published start time to allow for ticket collection, access checks, and seating. The published schedule indicates hours vary by day.
There are no weekly classes held at TJP, but the venue offers occasional artistic practices, workshops linked to the season, creative wake-up sessions, and school holiday workshops.
Seating is unassigned at TJP – Centre Dramatique National de Strasbourg, as placement is free and doors typically open five minutes before the show begins.
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