The Théâtre du Chêne noir stands out on the narrow rue Sainte-Catherine for the stone rose window set into its facade and the octagonal tower that flanks its entrance. Housed within the thirteenth-century chapel of the former Sainte-Catherine abbey, the theater occupies a building that has served many purposes, from a convent and a private hospital to a nineteenth-century storage facility for local merchants.
Théâtre du Chêne noir
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