Parisian stages: theatre, cabaret, live music & stand-up

Neighbourhood comedy club: small room, varied stand-up, and a close connection with the performers.

Why go: Perfect if you like intimate comedy nights in Paris.

Good to know: Check the line-up and show language.

Théâtre de l’Œuvre: a Paris venue focused on creation, often contemporary, with close stage-to-audience energy.

Why go: Great for discovering new productions in an intimate theatre setting.

Good to know: Check the season’s programme—styles can vary widely.

Historic Paris 9 music hall: concerts and shows in a classic “big stage” setting with real Paris venue atmosphere.

Why go: A great option for a memorable evening show without leaving central Paris.

Good to know: Seat categories vary a lot—choose based on view and sound preference.

Paris theatre around Blanche / Saint-Georges with a varied programme of plays and shows.

Why go: Easy cultural night out if you’re staying nearby.

Good to know: Check the programme—styles vary throughout the season.

Music-hall venue in Paris 17 (near Place de Clichy) with concerts and musical shows.

Why go: Ideal for a music night in a human-sized venue—often more intimate than big arenas.

Good to know: Check the format (seated/standing) for your date; arrive early for a better spot.

Major theatre in Paris 9th (near the Opéra), known for Broadway-style musicals with impressive sets, costumes and live music.

Why go: A great choice for a high-energy show and a classic Paris night out.

Good to know: Book ahead for popular dates, especially weekends.

Théâtre Actuel La Bruyère: boulevard theatre with lively comedies and fast-paced plays—classic “night out in Paris” vibe.

Why go: Great for an easy, entertaining evening near Pigalle.

Good to know: Check seating for comfort and sightlines.

Paris cabaret around Pigalle / Blanche—an easy “show night” idea without crossing the whole city.

Why go: To enjoy classic cabaret vibes in a lively neighbourhood.

Good to know: Check dress code and show schedule.

Théâtre Fontaine: near Pigalle, famous for fast-paced comedies and crowd-pleasing plays in a feel-good atmosphere.

Why go: Perfect for an easy, enjoyable night in Paris.

Good to know: Evening shows sell out quickly on busy weeks.

Comedy Paris: intimate comedy club with stand-up line-ups in different styles; ideal for a fun night out—come early for the best seats.

Moulin Rouge: the iconic Pigalle cabaret—classic “Paris by night” revue with dance, costumes and spectacular staging.

Why go: The signature cabaret experience, especially for first-time visitors to Paris.

Good to know: Smart attire recommended; book early and plan a full evening.

Théâtre Saint-Georges: neighbourhood theatre near Pigalle with a warm vibe and a lineup of comedies and lively plays.

Why go: Great for an easy Paris show night in a charming venue.

Good to know: Book ahead for popular evenings.