Such a funny show! Sebastian is really keyed in to the hilarious cultural differences between…read moreAmericans and the French. It really gave me extra incite into the minds of Parisians. Plus, the show takes place on the banks of the Seine in a cool bar/restaurant boat so you couldn't ask for a better backdrop. I would highly recommend checking this bright comedian out next time you are in Paris. The show runs both in English and in French.

From the owner: La scène de Jamel Sur le boulevard Bonne Nouvelle, ce théâtre implanté dans un ancien cinéma…read moreparisien, propose un spectacle tous les jours dès 20h. Lieu de ralliement pour le Jamel Comedy Club, il permet à des jeunes talents de la scène comique d'éclore.

All of these five star reviews must have seen something that I didn't. The show was entertaining…read moreand had a few LOL moments, but there are a lot more Excellent things to do in Paris. If it is cold or rainy, head to a museum. If you are in Paris for 2-weeks, this show can fit into your schedule. If you are only here a week, don't bother.

Funny show! Loved the comedian! Very funny and I would recommend it to anyone who is a tourist or…read morefrom America. The comedian is also very interactive with the audience (hint: audience participation is a must). My French family members also found it hilarious, and they were the ones that recommended the show! If you have time check this out. I recommended this show to several of my American friends who were going to be in France for the summer. I even met the comedian after the show and got a picture with him! Oh La La!

We came across this beautiful place walking down the street. My husbands scooter was running low…read moreand needed to plug it in. The are wheel chair accessible. They helped me get him in, and plug in the scooter. While we waited we had wine, dumplings pasta and cheesecake. All were absolutely delicious! The service was perfection. I highly recommend this beautiful place!

From the owner: Spectacle vivant : théâtre, concerts, one-man show, musicals...read more

Very small room, you get really close from the stage and the artist! Good artists with huge…read morepotential start here and get famous after. I had seen Florence Foresti in 2002 and see where she is now. Monday I had seen Nadia Roz. Very funny, lots of potential again. I think she should be an actress instead of doing one-woman shows.

I like this place. I've been there a few times to see one-man shows mainly and although not the…read moremost comfortable of seats, there's still a cosy feel to it. It's a small place but they've always been spot on time and organization has always been great.

Well, it's amazing to see all the pearl clutching over the Moulin Rouge being in the red light…read moredistrict! You mean there's gambling in this casino? And yes.. there are pickpocketers all over Paris, especially in areas where tourists lose their situational awareness. So bring your brain. That being said, my husband greatly appreciated the thorough security pat down which gave him the FULL experience.. 5/5 would recommend. The food is shockingly great. The sounds of champagne bottle popping everywhere really adds to the ambiance. The place was completely packed to see a tried and true review complete with feathers, sparkles and full body makeup. Wouldn't say it's entirely family friendly... but it has a children's menu and my 9 year old son said the dancing was amazing. Put this on your must do list.

Love!!!! Background…read morenote - I'm a dancer & a dance teacher! That being said - I LOVED the performance! It was so fun to watch the woman & men perform, the costuming, the different styles of routines, the athleticism, all of it! We did order a bottle of wine which was delicious - but did not partake in any food items! We did the 11pm show, and it was a perfect late night event! No photos as it's not allowed while the show is happening but I'd recommend to everyone visiting Paris! & book tickets in advance, so you can get the show / slot you want!

From the owner: Inauguré en 1896 L'Athénée est une des plus belles salles à l'Italienne de Paris, classée monument…read morehistorique. Louis Jouvet en fut directeur de 1934 à sa mort, en 1951. Aujourd'hui théâtre public, l'Athénée Théâtre Louis-Jouvet donne à entendre de grands textes du répertoire, dans des mises en scène innovantes, insolentes, dans le souci de les rendre accesibles à un public aussi large que possible.

From the owner: Implantée dans le 18ème arrondissement de Paris, L'étoile du nord est une scène dédiée à la jeune…read morecréation et aux artistes émergents. Ce lieu place l'expérimentation au cœur de sa programmation, que cela soit en théâtre, danse ou spectacles jeune public. Le théâtre est engagé auprès des créateurs dont la démarche comporte une prise de risque et dont le cheminement artistique, le propos, le langage (qu'il soit théâtral ou chorégraphique) s'écarte des sentiers battus, de la pensée consensuelle. Cet engagement se traduit par l'accompagnement des artistes sous forme de suivi et de résidences.

From the owner: Dix heures et deux spectacles Ce théâtre affiche une programmation entièrement consacrée à…read morel'humour. Jeunes talents et artistes confirmés se partagent l'affiche. Pour la chanson : Marie Paule Belle, Alice Dona, Nicole Croisille, Jean Pierre Cassel ou encore Juliette, Georges Chelon. Pour l'humour : Guy Montagné, Franck Dubosc, Sellig, Micheline Dax. Souvent le public peut assister à deux spectacles par soirée, un premier à 20h30 et un second à 22 heures. Ce sont plutôt de jeunes talents qui passent dans cette salle de cent cinquante places.

We came for the St Petersburg Philharmonic orchestra, amazing. Everything was organized and…read moreaccording to plan. The sounds were fantastic in every corner of the theatre. Vinimos para la orquesta filarmónica de San Petersburgo, increíble. Todo estaba organizado y de acuerdo al plano. El sistema de sonido fue fantástico y se escuchaba en todo rincón del teatro.

We saw Momix (a cross between contemporary dance and cirque du soleil) here over Christmas and fell…read morein love with the beautiful venue and the show itself. We got inexpensive seats, which wound up being in a gorgeous loge on one side of the venue. They offered a stellar vantage point of all but a sliver of one side of the stage, but I could tell the people in the two neighboring loges that were closer to the stage were missing a LOT of the show. It's a little confusing to find your seats and the ushers who unlock the loge for you work exclusively for tips, which they tell you as they're seating you. Unfortunately, I was in the lavatory when my husband was seated and had all our cash on me and he felt really bad about not having any Euros to give to her. Our local theatres also use volunteers for ushers but tipping them is not at all customary (I'm pretty sure it's never done), so this was a learning experience for us. Pricing for drinks and treats in the lobby is very fair -- I think it was 5 euros for a glass of wine. It would be nice if they had more tables out there for guests enjoying libations at intermission.