Théâtre de l’Odéon 2025 Season Visual Identity and Posters Designed by Atelier Choque Le Goff

January 28, 2026Spotlight2026Arts & CulturePerforming ArtsPerforming ArtsPosterIdentity TypographyFrance
Founded in Paris and positioned as a major European stage for contemporary theatre, Théâtre de l’Odéon presents its 2025 season through a visual identity system that treats posters not as neutral announcements, but as primary cultural signals. Across the season, the institution foregrounds clarity, urgency, and public presence—using graphic design as a way to extend the theatre’s voice beyond the stage and into the city.

Atelier Choque Le Goff approached the season identity through an assertive typographic strategy built on scale, contrast, and controlled disruption. Oversized letterforms dominate the compositions, often rotated or stacked to the edge of legibility, while high-impact color fields shift from poster to poster. Rather than relying on photography, the system lets typography carry tone, rhythm, and tension—echoing theatrical dynamics such as pause, emphasis, and confrontation. The result is a series of posters that function both individually and collectively, maintaining coherence while allowing each production its own visual intensity within a shared graphic language.