Paradis Latin Cabaret Show

Location
28 Rue du Cardinal Lemoine, 75005 Paris
Capacity 700 seats
Duration
1h 30min
No intermission
Details
Cabaret dance and music
Recommended for ages 12 and up
No dialogue
Highlights: Paradis Latin Cabaret Show
Almost 5 million audience members have visited the world-famous Paradis Latin to witness their jaw-dropping variety dance show – now, it’s your turn!
Make sure you don’t miss one of the finest French cancan routines in all of Paris at the spectacular L’Oiseau Paradis – a breathtaking variety show, complete with 30 dancers of exceptional talent, and even an enchanting aquatic show that is sure to cause a splash! If musical talent is more your style, see “The Voice” 2013 finalist Dièse perform under the direction of famed choreographer Kamel Ouali. The perfect night out in Paris awaits you at this cultural beacon, to be enjoyed with friends and family alike. With plenty of astonishing dance spectacles in store, a phenomenal experience at the Paradis Latin Cabaret is guaranteed – don’t wait, reserve your tickets for this cabaret in Paris now!
To make your experience an unforgettable one, you will be able to choose from a selection of unique add-ons upon booking, such as a dinner crafted by 3-star Michelin Chef, Guy Savoy, or champagne to enjoy with your show. See below for more details.
See premium options below!
To make your experience an unforgettable one, you will be able to choose from a selection of unique add-ons upon booking, such as a dinner, elaborated by 3-star Michelin Chef Guy Savoy, or some champagne. See below for more details.
Story: Paradis Latin Cabaret Show
Designed by architect Gustave Eiffel himself, the Paradis Latin has been at the forefront of Parisian entertainment for over 130 years, embodying the spirit of fun, festivity, talent, and unparalleled choreography featuring dance moves you’ve never seen!
A fabulous cocktail of musical comedy, lavish fanfare, and celebration (not forgetting the famous French cancan!), at the spectacular dance show L’Oiseau Paradis, an evening of mind-blowing, all-dancing, all-singing entertainment awaits you in the heart of Paris! Gravity-defying aerial displays, captivating dances charged with beauty and seduction, and an extraordinary finale can all be found at the Paradis Latin for an unforgettable evening. Glitz, glamour, feathers, and fishnets converge in a spectacular evening show to complete your Parisian trip. Paris’ cabaret culture is unparalleled – for a once-in-a-lifetime experience, look no further and book your cabaret tickets now!
Step into a different world bursting with splendor and color… there’s nothing more Parisian than dinner, champagne, and cabaret all in the heart of Paris’ historic and bustling Latin Quarter, just a scenic walk away from the mesmerizing Pantheon and Sorbonne district.
Adds-on & special experiences
Looking for more than a standard ticket to the show? To make your experience an unforgettable one, you will be able to choose one of the following upgraded offers at the time of booking:
PARADIS LATIN CHAMPAGNE AND SHOW (9:30 pm)
• Glass of Champagne + Show: This offer includes one glass of champagne.
• Half-bottle of Champagne + Show: This offer includes half a bottle of champagne.
PARADIS LATIN DINNER AND SHOW (7:30 pm)
Eiffel Dinner + Show Tickets
Dinner elaborated by 3-star Michelin chef Guy Savoy, with a choice of 3 starters, 3 main courses and 2 desserts (see menu below). A quarter of a bottle of champagne, half a bottle of wine, and mineral water are included.
Eiffel Menu:
• Starter: Pressed poultry, celery, and duck foie gras -OR- Horseradish cream, smoked salmon, broccoli purée, salmon eggs, and lemon sabayon -OR- “Pumpkin-hazelnut flavor” cream of lentil soup
• Main course: Koulibiac-style salmon with white ginger butter -OR- Sweet long veal chuck stew, creamy juice, and seasonal vegetables -OR- Multicolored vegetables, egg parfait, and Parmesan
• Dessert: Caramelized apple brunoise in an optical illusion of a red love dress -OR- Light chocolate mousse and Bavarian Earl Grey tea
Prestige Dinner + Show Tickets
Dinner elaborated by 3-star Michelin chef Guy Savoy, with a choice of 3 starters, 3 main courses and 2 desserts (see menu below). A quarter of a bottle of champagne, half a bottle of wine, and mineral water are included.
Prestige menu:
• Starter: Foie gras in the shape of a flower, pointed cabbage salad with pomegranate molasses -OR- Tourteau-avocado in fine shellfish jelly -OR- Egg casserole, châtaigne, and truffle emulsion
• Main course: Cod loin cooked with lime, mussel, stew, and curry beans -OR- Monkfish medallions Cotriade-style with seasonal vegetables -OR- Beef tenderloin, mushroom duxelles, cecina, potato and beef stew with porto wine
• Dessert: “White dress code” citrus verbena -OR- Strawberry and vanilla grognardise
Reviews
The show was fantastic, food was good and plentiful. It had a great atmosphere and entertainment during the show as well as after. The show rivals the Moulin Rouge and was definitely value for money. I would recommend anyone to go there.
Loved the energy! Great dancers and some hot choreography. It didn’t matter that I didn’t speak French because the acts were very entertaining.
We had so much fun. The dancers, the comedy and the food. Magnifique! The dinner was very good which was a pleasant surprise. Skip the big shows and go here instead.
The show is magical, lively and funny with very nice people ! There is no time-outs. Very good dinner.
The staff was warm and welcoming throughout the entire evening, the meal was simple but quite good. Concerning the show, the costumes and decor were magnificent, and the venue itself merits a glance as it has quite an interesting histo
Paradis Latin
Le Paradis Latin
A historical hall designed by Monsieur Eiffel himself! Listed as a historical landmark and heritage site in Paris, the Paradis Latin’s history dates back to 1803, when the construction of the Théâtre Latin was authorized by Napoleon Bonaparte himself. Its foundations, however, date from the 13th century, as it was built atop the ancient walls of Paris, which themselves were constructed during the reign of King Philippe Auguste. During the Franco-Prussian war in 1870, the Théâtre Latin, along with much of the Latin Quarter, was burned to the ground during the siege of Paris. In 1887, its reconstruction began, led by architect Gustave Eiffel. Built in tandem with the Eiffel Tower, and with similar metal materials, it reopened in January 1889. Renamed “Paradis Latin”, it was thought by Parisian critics and public alike to be the most elegant hall in the city, and the inauguration of its sister construction, the Eiffel Tower, took place five months later. Extraordinary shows and ballets lit up the stage of the Paradis Latin, branding it a total triumph. But the real diamond of its history comes with the launch of Yvette Guilbert, one of the most famous singers of her era.
Hard financial times hit everywhere, however, and after briefly serving as a pharmaceutical factory, the venue closed its doors. Luckily, a new owner has blown the dust off of Gustave Eiffel's impressive metal structure, and the Paradis Latin has been returned to its glory as a celebrated cabaret hall.
A celebration of French entertainment and gastronomy
The enchantment of Paradis Latin comes not only from the show, but from the high-quality cuisine as well, with a modern kitchen layout, a rigorously chosen roster of suppliers, cuisine made from the freshest ingredients, and the highest ability level in the kitchen. French gastronomy is an essential element of Paradis Latin’s festivities! With its privileged location in the heart of Paris, just steps from the Notre-Dame Cathedral in the famous Quartier Latin, an evening at the Paradis Latin is a truly Parisian experience you cannot miss.
Fast facts Capacity: 650 Handicap Accessible: Oui Air conditioning: Oui Heating: Oui
FAQ
How do I get to the Paradis Latin cabaret club?
The Paradis Latin cabaret club is accessible by lines 7 and 10, and the closest metro stations are Cardinal Lemoine and Jussieu. Our hotline can be reached in case of difficulty finding the theatre weekdays from 10 am to 7pm Paris time. For details, we invite you to consult the map above.
What do I do when I get to Paradis Latin?
Is Paradis Latin accessible to English speakers?
The Paradis Latin cabaret show features a collection of song and dance numbers, and a bilingual master of ceremonies to tie everything together, let yourself be carried away by the music!
Why does it say Paradis Latin is recommended for ages 12 and older?
Please be aware that like many cabaret shows, the show at the Paradis Latin contains brief nudity. We recommend 12 years of age and older, however the minimum age to attend the show is six years old, accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Is a programme for Paradis Latin included with my tickets?
Tickets for a show at the Paradis Latin do not include a programme. A souvenir photograph is available for purchase at the venue.
How long does Paradis Latin last?
The cabaret lasts one hour and thirty minutes with no intermission.
Is the Paradis Latin cabaret for travelers or French people?
Both! The Paradis Latin establishment has been running for over 130 years and appreciated by French and international audiences alike. Truly the most Parisian of the cabarets, the venue primarily welcomes local Parisians, but has also been happily demonstrating the French Cancan to spectators from the around the globe!
Can you dine during the Paradis Latin cabaret show?
Different categories are available for the Paradis Latin offering the possibility to include champagne and a dinner as desired. For those selecting the dinner and show category, dinner is served before the Paradis Latin show starts: we invite you to consult the dinner options details in the Add-Ons & Special Experiences section of this page. To ensure maximum enjoyment and to avoid disturbing the artists and other customers, no dining service takes place during the show.