Paradis Latin: Cabaret Night Show
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Kick back with a Parisian can-can cabaret show and champagne
Paradis Latin’s cabaret night in Paris puts the French can-can at the heart of a live revue, with music, dance and comedy. The current production, “L’Oiseau Paradis,” draws on new technologies and themes including poetry, sensuality and humour. The experience lasts one hour and 45 minutes and includes show admission and dinner, with a choice of the Gustave Eiffel or Prestige three-course menu.
What's Included
- Admission to the show
- Dinner
Prices and discounts
Opening hours
Meeting Point
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Duration: 01:45
Wheelchair Accessible
Additional Information & Description
Paradis Latin puts the French cancan at the heart of a Parisian cabaret evening. The performance is the centrepiece: music, dance and comedy share the stage in a theatre whose long cabaret tradition remains part of its appeal.
On stage: L’Oiseau Paradis
The latest revue, “L’Oiseau Paradis”, brings new technologies into the cabaret format. Its creative themes range from sensuality and poetry to emotion and humour, giving the evening more than a single mood. Those contrasts shape the show’s character: alongside the dance, there is room for comedy and a more expressive style of performance. The revue combines those elements rather than focusing solely on one kind of spectacle, making the production itself a reason to spend an evening here.
Dinner and the show
Admission to the show and dinner are included. The dinner choices are the Gustave Eiffel menu and the Prestige menu, both three-course menus developed by Guy Savoy. Each comes with half a bottle of Bordeaux and a quarter-bottle of Champagne, bringing a defined food-and-wine component to the evening as well as the stage performance. The three-course format makes this a meal with the cabaret, rather than simply drinks during a show. Paradis Latin also has a champagne ticket option; the dinner menus are the choices that pair the performance with a full meal.
A historic Paris cabaret
Paradis Latin is the world’s oldest Parisian cabaret. Gustave Eiffel helped transform the once-anonymous theatre into one of the capital’s best-known cabaret venues. That connection gives the building its own place in the visit, separate from the current revue and the dinner service. The venue is also a short walk from Notre-Dame, placing this historic theatre close to another major Paris landmark.
Arrival and ticket access
Head to 28 Rue du Cardinal Lemoine for your visit. The stated experience duration is one hour and 45 minutes. Tickets are delivered instantly and can be presented on a smartphone. Wheelchair access is available.
Frequently Asked Questions about Paradis Latin: Cabaret Night Show
Admission to the show and dinner are included. The dinner options are the Gustave Eiffel and Prestige three-course menus, each developed by Guy Savoy.
“L’Oiseau Paradis” combines the French can-can with music, dance and comedy, using new technologies and themes such as poetry, sensuality, emotion and humour.
The stated duration is one hour and 45 minutes.
Yes. Tickets are delivered instantly and can be presented on a smartphone.
Yes, wheelchair access is available.
Cancellation is permitted before the selected date.
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