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.

Very very pricey for the dinner show (we paid over the $200USD ea) but it was a fantastic…read moreexperience all around. We had front row seats through the tour that we were on, and were squeezed so tight I was practically touching the person sitting behind me, and her hair kept flinging into my chair. When I had to use the restroom after dinner, everyone had to get up because there was NO WALKWAY. So just be prepared for the confined seating arrangements especially in the front center tables. The food was good but not great, however, the best seats are the ones with dinner so I'm glad we did it. The pre-show dinner entertainment band was great and they invited us to the dance floor after dinner which was fun. When the show was about to start the stage pushed out all the way to the end of our table. They had to warn us to keep our hands off our table, that's how close it comes! I didn't know what to expect from the show. It's so much more than the can can. There are many acts in between the show girls that are incredible, like the knife thrower/bow & arrow guy, the girl in the tank, I'm not sure if those acts change or not but our show was full of so much talent. The girls are topless but they put makeup on their bodies so you don't even really notice after a while because the costumes are so extravagant and tasteful. The costumes have feathers, headpieces, and the dresses are outrageous. Is it the best show in town? Probably not, but it's iconic, and it was on my mom's bucket list, so we went and I'm so glad we did!

We didn't do the meal but there was still plenty of room when we got there. They accomadated my…read moreneed for an elevator because I use a rollator no problem. Very much appreciated! We did email them and let them know ahead of time to be sure they could I'll say it was a pretty good show ‍. The variety acts were incredible!!!! I'll also say though the dancers for the show / story part need done choreography refresh. The timing was off, no smiles, looking at others to see what they're doing and making the moves look flawless was off for SEVERAL dancers (more than 3) since scene 1. It was distracting our group and took away from the show. SMILING should be step one. Please freshen up!

To avoid at all price. Terrible food coming from supermarket next door. Sitting requested at 7.30…read morepm. 2/1/2 h later the cook and waiter intent a pathetic try of a show ( no artist come to this place for lack of money). What a sad experience of paris. I hope this will help others to avoid making the same mistake. Jc

From the owner: " Le Grenier " est un des derniers petits dîners-spectacles de Paris, ouvert 7J/7 toute l'année,…read moreune salle au caractère intime et familial située dans le 17ème arrondissement de Paris à deux pas de la place des Ternes. Que vous soyez seul, en amoureux, en famille, entre amis, en comité, entre prises, que vous souhaitiez fêter un anniversaire, un enterrement de vie de jeune fille, la Saint-Valentin ou même rien du tout, que vous désiriez organiser un diner spectacle normal (à 19h30), ou (en salle privatisée) un déjeuner spectacle (à 12H30), un goûter spectacle (à 15H00) ou un spectacle diner (à 17h30), le " GRENIER " est fait pour vous !! Un dîner en toute simplicité, servi avec un magicien en salle qui vous plonge tout de suite dans l'ambiance, puis le spectacle lui même, avec trois, (voire quatre, voire cinq, voire plus), humoristes qui se succèdent dans des styles très différents (Stand-up, sketchs, chansonniers, improvisation, cabaret magie, visuel, etc... ) Et rien de plus simple ! Au Grenier, les gâteaux, les bougies, et la traditionnelle petite chanson sont toujours prêts ! Sans oublier le petit bonus en plus !!! Toutes les personnes qui viennent fêter leur anniversaire (ou tout autre événement) repartent en fin de soirée avec leur petit cadeau personnalisé sous le bras.

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.