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Presented by CTS Eventim FR Spectacle (2-1088569 & 3-1088570) THE LION KING The Lion King, a triumph! 1.7 million spectators at the Théâtre Mogador A must-see After its initial run between 2007 and 2010, the musical The Lion King has repeated its success, holding the record for the number of spectators in a single theater for the second time, this time at the Mogador in Paris. "It's a real source of pride to see, performance after performance, such a diverse audience flocking to applaud this unique and memorable show and giving us such enthusiastic feedback afterward. As a producer, I'm delighted to see a renewal of generations, an audience that extends beyond the family," says Laurent Bentata, the general manager of the Théâtre Mogador. Adapted from the famous Disney animated film, which is about to celebrate its 30th anniversary this year, this musical has already captivated over 112 million people in 9 languages, across 25 countries, on every continent. It's one of the most spectacular shows ever produced in France. All generations find themselves drawn to this universal story and its music composed by renowned artists, from Elton John to Hans Zimmer and Lebo M. Julie Taymor's original staging offers an exceptional experience both on stage and in the audience. Spectacular sets, costumes, and choreography abound. Each night, nearly 50 actor-singer-dancers, 11 musicians, and 80 technicians bring this show to life, with over 200 masks, 200 puppets, and 100 musical instruments used to offer spectators an unforgettable experience. The Lion King adventure continues at the Mogador Theatre until January 31, 2026! The story in a nutshell: Set against the majestic backdrop of the Serengeti Plains and set to the evocative sounds of Africa, Disney's Musical tells the powerful and moving story of Simba – the epic adventure of his journey towards his destiny as King of the Pride Lands. The Lion King is a unique show that delights audiences of all ages. Now it's your turn to embark on the fantastic adventure of the circle of life. Doors open one hour before the show: - 7:00 PM for 8:00 PM performances - 2:00 PM for 3:00 PM performances. The 3:00 PM performances on Sunday, October 12, 2025, Saturday, March 14, and Sunday, June 14, 2026, benefit from the Relax program, making it easier for people with disabilities (autism, multiple disabilities, intellectual or cognitive disabilities, etc.) to attend. These disabilities may sometimes lead to atypical behavior during performances. The theater's rules are relaxed, but the show's content remains the same, and a quiet space is available for this audience. For reservations and information, please contact accessibilite@stage-entertainment.com or call +33 1 53 33 45 33. The 3:00 PM performances on Saturday, November 15, 2025, and Sunday, April 5, 2026, are offered with audio amplification and surtitles for deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences. Reservations and information at accessibilite@stage-entertainment.com or +33 1 53 33 45 33. The 3 pm performances on Sunday, November 23, 2025, Saturday, January 17, 2026, and Saturday, June 27, 2025, are offered with audio description for blind and visually impaired audiences. Reservations and information at accessibilite@stage-entertainment.com or +33 1 53 33 45 33. THE LION KING LEAVES THE STAGE: Discover the Lion King exhibition at the Théâtre Mogador! Twenty-five years ago, the Lion King musical was born in Minneapolis, before going on to conquer Broadway, London, Hamburg, Tokyo, Paris, and beyond. It became the greatest success of all time with 110 million spectators worldwide, captivated by the magic of this unparalleled show. How was it conceived? Who designed its mechanisms? Why does this show speak to everyone and evoke unique emotions in each viewer? What explains its success and longevity? Give yourself the chance to discover it at the Lion King exhibition, exclusively at the Mogador Theatre in Paris. Rich in explanatory texts, original sketches, exceptional documents, props, and costumes, this exhibition retraces the genesis of this marvelous epic, from the initial idea to its first production in 1997. Interspersed with quotes from Julie Taymor, the brilliant director who created it, the various sections of this exhibition allow you to grasp its creativity and take a leap back in time, into the workshops and behind the scenes of the show.