Editing Pau, Pyrénées-Atlantiques (section)

=== Theatres and orchestral formations ===
*The {{Ill|Orchestra of Pau Pays de Béarn|fr|3=Orchestre de Pau Pays de Béarn}} (OPPB), was conducted from 2002 by [[Fayçal Karoui]]. This symphonic orchestra sits in the Alfred de Vigny Auditorium of the Palais Beaumont, but also in France and abroad ([[Zaragoza]], [[Nantes]] for [[La Folle Journée]], [[Festival de La Roque-d'Anthéron]], [[Ravenna]], Venice, Paris for the {{Ill|Festival Présences|fr}}). In 2012 the orchestra moved to Nantes, [[Bilbao]], and Tokyo for "Les Folles Journées" of these three cities.
*Two amateur orchestras: The Ossau and the EOP (Orchestral Ensemble of Pau)
*The Théâtre Saint-Louis, historic theatre of Pau near the {{Interlanguage link|Place Royale (Pau)|fr|3=Place Royale (Pau)|lt=Place Royale}} and the city hall
*The Saragosse Theatre, a subsidised dance-theatre Pau/Béarn with plural spaces in the Saragosse Quarter
*The Tam-Tam Theatre
*The Artscène Theatre
*The ''Théâtre du Monte-Charge''
*The Bourbaki Theatre (it closed its doors in 2014)

The ''Comédie des Mutins'' in [[Lescar]], in the Pau agglomeration, can be added to this list.