Going out in Guadeloupe

Play devoted to two heroines of Caribbean resistance, Jamaican Maroon leader Queen Nanny and Guadeloupe's Solitude, directed by Michael MacBatz and co-produced by L'Artchipel.

Concert version of Gershwin's opera, transposed to a West Indian street of cottages and performed by the Voix des Outre-mer company under the artistic direction of Fabrice di Falco and Julien Leleu.

High-energy play performed by three actresses, Sarah Moiret, Christie Bélise and Diana Glandor, directed by Séverine Dinarque, shown at the Lamentin media library as part of a tour.

New show and farewell tour by West Indian comedian Jean-Yves Rupert, bringing back his most famous characters such as Bankoulélé, Man Finot and Papouche while retracing his stage career.

One-man show by comedian Noam Sinseau blending stand-up, voguing and poetry, tracing a journey from Martinique to Paris around questions of identity and emancipation.

'Vigilance', the new one-man show by French-Beninese comedian Edgar-Yves, mixing punchlines with a take on society, at the Palais des Sports in Le Gosier; unreserved seating.

Comedy show by Willem, reeling off life anecdotes, self-mockery and sketches on everyday contradictions. Two performances at the Ciné-Théâtre in Lamentin, not recommended for under-14s.

Cultural venue of the Cap Excellence conurbation in Les Abymes, hosting theatre, concerts and dance throughout the year, as well as some performances of the Cap Excellence en Théâtre festival.

Cultural centre in Baie-Mahault named after musician Gérard Lockel, a key figure of gwoka modèn. It programmes theatre, including school and public performances during the Cap Excellence en Théâtre festival.

Municipal venue in Lamentin combining film screenings and live performances. It regularly hosts comedians, plays and concerts by West Indian artists, with online ticketing depending on the organiser.

Guadeloupe's national theatre (scène nationale) in Basse-Terre, including the large Anacaona hall and the Jenny Alpha hall. Its season mixes theatre, dance, music, opera and shows for young audiences, with a strong focus on Caribbean productions.

Large cultural venue in Les Abymes hosting shows, screenings and festivals, including the opening ceremony and several performances of the Cap Excellence en Théâtre festival, held every spring.

Small theatre in central Pointe-à-Pitre dedicated to drama, staging reinterpreted classics and local productions, often inspired by Creole culture. It also hosts dates of the Cap Excellence en Théâtre festival.

Performance hall in Sainte-Rose named after Guadeloupean physician and scientist Louis-Daniel Beauperthuy. It mainly hosts theatre, from classic plays to contemporary productions.

Municipal hall in Le Moule hosting shows, plays, galas and cultural or community events throughout the year, with ticketing depending on the organiser.