The image depicts the entrance of a theatre at night on an urban street in Paris, France

The image depicts the entrance of a theatre at night on an urban street in Paris, France. A partial street sign, "RUE MARI," is visible on the upper right corner of the building's rough-hewn, light-colored stone facade. Above the double glass entrance doors, a prominent red and cream-colored sign displays "THEATRE" in capital letters. Below it, a smaller white sign with black text instructs, "LA CAISSE SE TROUVE AU SOUS-SOL / MERCI DE BIEN VOULOIR Y RETIRER VOS BILLETS ET D'Y ECHANGER VOS CONTREMARQUES (FNAC.KIOSQUE,...) DES VOTRE ARRIVEE" (The box office is in the basement / Please collect your tickets and exchange your vouchers (FNAC.KIOSQUE,...) upon arrival). The glass doors are divided into multiple panes and feature six main promotional posters for various shows: "Ce Soir ou Jamais" (left upper), "PAPY ADO!" (left lower), "Les Hommes sont des Femmes comme les autres" (right upper-left), "mamai's" (right upper-right, with smaller posters below it), "GUSTAVE PARKING" (right lower-left), and "LES VENGEURS le F? Killer" (right lower-right). Most posters credit "le Milo d'Amelie". Through the illuminated glass doors, a brightly lit interior with white subway-tiled walls and additional framed items is visible. The ground immediately in front of the entrance consists of grey flagstone pavers, featuring a cracked stone step leading to the doors and a metal grate on the sidewalk in the lower right foreground. No individuals are present in the scene.