L'Archipel is Perpignan's scène nationale, a label awarded to French public theatres by the Ministry of Culture and Communication in June 2012.

L'Archipel offers a multi-disciplinary programme (theatre, dance, circus, opera, classical music, contemporary music, shows for young audiences and contemporary music concerts, as well as a festival of sound and visual creation: Aujourd'hui Musiques) and is positioned as a cross-border stage promoting and strengthening the emergence of a vast area open to the Mediterranean.

Its aim is to be a centre for the production and dissemination of contemporary performing arts.
L'Archipel brings together an archipelago of venues in the city of Perpignan: le Grenat, le Carré and the ElMediator concert hall.

The Théâtre de l'Archipel was designed by the architectural firm of Jean Nouvel and Brigitte Métra.

Ample parking, disabled access. 2 air-conditioned rooms, equipped with sound-lighting-video. One has a surface area of 200 m2 for a maximum of 150 participants in the theatre, the other for 500 to 800 participants in the theatre with stage, backstage and control room.

Theatre des Aspres offers a variety of shows for all ages.