Concert halls Ile-De-France

Les Variétés is the symbol of an old-fashioned cinema that, with its four screens, continues to stand up to the multiplexes of Gaumont Carré Sénart and Pathé de la Cartonnerie in Dammarie-les-Lys. The municipal cinema is classified as Art & Essai, and regularly offers films to be rediscovered with friends or family. The facilities also offer new ways of viewing, including digital technology and 3D viewing facilities. Prices are well maintained, so you can enjoy good quality cinema at reduced prices.

A former cabaret theatre, this site was created in 1986 by Alain Mallet, the father café and theatre owner of Edgar. In the room of 400 seats were seen from shows as Hell of Hell, from Jean Noël Fenwick with Anemone, Le Century, from Michèle Laurence with Patachou, La Nuit du Titanic, from Michel Pascal with Bernard-Pierre Donadieu, Marcel raised in Paris, I am a salmon, from and by Philippe Avron, the Avignon of Avignon, Jaime Salom, with Catherine Allegret and still L'L L'Avignon Dresser, of Ronald Harwood with Laurent Terzieff. It is noted that before 1994 the theatre was called the Grand Théâtre of Edgar.

Established for over 20 years in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, the Comédie des 3 Bornes is a favorite venue for lovers of comic theater. Taken over in 2017 by Anne Auffret, Florent Aumaître and Arnaud Schmitt, the venue has been completely renovated to offer optimum comfort for artists and audiences alike. From classic plays to one-man shows, the eclectic programming has made this venue a Parisian reference. With its conviviality and warm atmosphere, the Comédie des 3 Bornes remains the most charming of the capital's small venues.

There are three rooms at this address: XXL - 345 seats -, XL - 96 seats - and Le Lab - 90 seats - as well as rehearsal studios. Various companies present their shows. The history of the Ménilmontant theatre dates back to 1877 when two halls in the area are successively open for Saint Peter's patronage and the Salésiens fathers. There are numerous performances of children, teenagers and adults. Then there are "Passions", "Mysteries", "Mystères" sessions and "light projections", patriotic pieces, comedy, drama, lyrical performances, operettas… The current address was inaugurated in 1929. A former mentor, actor Georges Chamarat, is assembling pieces. In 1932, Passion was created in Ménilmontant, a show played by residents of the neighborhood who enjoyed a long success. In 1958, before founding the Théâtre de l'Est Paris, Guy Rétoré and his Guild settled in this theatre to which they gave their name today. The NPT of Jean Vilar also plays there. From the 1970 s, the Théâtre theatre opened to the song: Félix Leclerc, Graeme Allwright, Mouloudji… In 1979, a Théâtre Theatre Workshop was launched. And the adventure still continues today. This place must have grace!

First, there was a conservatory founded in 1850 by Renée Maubel, which included studios of rehearsals and a hall where Raimu, Frehel and Pierre Fresnay were included. Unfortunately, it was seriously deteriorated in the 1970 s. In 1984, Michel Galabru bought her, retyping her and confided it to his daughter Emma, who named the theater place Maubel-Galabru, then Montmartre-Galabru. Here you will find a hundred spectators of comedy, musical shows, one man shows and children's shows.

La Java has a rich history. A small dance hall opened in 1923 at the back of the Palais du Commerce, a gallery now listed as a historic monument, it saw the debut of Edith Piaf. Celebrities such as Django Reinhardt and Jean Gabin also frequented it. Later, it became a discotheque. In the 1980s, it was the scene of sixties and indie rock revivals. The Hot Pants, for example, were Manu Chao's first band. There were other dance evenings, this time with a Latin flavour. Since 2006, the venue has been divided between concerts and clubbing.

Before being a film complex (the largest in the city) of 8 well-equipped and comfortable rooms, where the main films are distributed, the Cyrano was the concert hall where the artists took the first stage of their dates at the Olympia. Here, in 1964, the "English Stars", who shared the poster with Trini Lopez and Sylvie Vartan, played for the very first time in France. In this way, some 1 367 people (out of 2 000 seats) were privileged to attend the "general rehearsal" of the Beatles…

The cinema of the city consists of 5 rooms (accessible for disabled people) of 100, 200 and 400 seats, connected by a single technical cab equipped with a sound Dolby sound.

There were several entertainment establishments since 1817, on the site where the current room - seven hundred square places - was built in 1886. She was marked by the period during which Gaston Baty led her, from 1930 to 1943. He set up classics and opened his stage to productions such as the'Opera, by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill. In the following years, the Montparnasse theatre will allow many Anglo-Saxon authors to make themselves known in France: Peter Schaffer, Arnold Wesker, Noël Coward, Harold Pinter, Murray Schisgal… Myriam de Colombi has been leading the room since 1984. Among the shows she presented to us are: The Night Watchman, by Sacha Guitry, with Yasmina Reza and Fabrice Luchini, Le Secret, with Anny Duperey, Pierre Vaneck and Fabrice Luchini, Real Life, from Tom Stoppard, with Pierre Arditi, Evelyne Bouix, Catherine Rich, La Boutique au corner, from Ernst Lubitsch, with Florence Pernel, Samuel Labarthe, Jean-François Derec, Wojtek Psoniak… Le Petit Montparnasse - two hundred places - was created in 1979 in a former frame warehouse. It has created new talents. Trials have been carried out there, some of which have been successful.

Over eighty years ago, the first Russian cabaret in the capital moved to this address. He was named Novy and was a place where expatriates remembered their country with nostalgia. We have preserved something of the atmosphere of that time. During and after the meal, singers, dancers, musicians, acrobats, launchers of Russian and Gypsy knives distract guests in a gold and red decor. Zakouski, bortsch, caviar… The map offers Russian dishes, some of which have a western touch.

Closed since 2018, it reopened in September 2023: the Théâtre de la Ville, now known as the Théâtre de la Ville - Sarah Bernhardt, now boasts state-of-the-art cultural facilities. Inside, the theatre's seating capacity has been maintained at 950, and the same cream-coloured seats have been reinstalled as during the last major restructuring in 1968. The programming is intended to be "popular".

Every Wednesday, at and Sundays at a. m., a meeting UGC Kid is organised (2nd).

The Gibson's Brothers, the Martinique trio that achieved a phenomenal success in many countries during the 1970s and 1980s, created this famous jazz club with eighty seats. Of this creation under Caribbean auspices remained the taste of Afro music, in the broad sense of the term. Jazz fusion style training is also offered. Some names of artists that marked more than two decades of hot music: Richard Bona, Angelique Kidjo, Monica Passos, Ultramarine, Les Étoiles, Sylvain Luc, Rido Bayonne, Étienne Mbappé, Mario Canonge, Nguyen Lê... And the adventure continues on the same rhythm. Take note: François Constantin the percussionist orchestrated the jam sessions on Monday.

Nevertheless, Baiser Salé is also a bar with terrace that is very appreciated for its generous happy hours. As it is located in a very busy street of the centre of the capital, you have to come earlier if you want to enjoy the terrace!

Built in 1937, the Théâtre de Poissy, located in the City Hall, was rehabilitated in 1991 to meet public requirements: acoustics, visibility, seating comfort, the aesthetic of the room give everyone a sense of excellence. Programming is up to what this room can promote; loyal and numerous audiences follow with fervor classical music concerts, operas, dance performances, theater, humor, circus and variety. The Molière Hall, known for its outstanding acoustics, is regularly used as a recording studio.

Over the last few years, Madame Arthur, initially known for her incredible transvestite shows, has gradually expanded her range of possibilities, to the point of becoming a must-see on Parisian nights. In keeping with the spirit of the place - now associated with the Divan du Monde - we offer you unique evenings: a colourful (and above all, talented) show, followed by a blind-test (Fridays and Saturdays), a singing tour (Thursdays to Saturdays) and finally a clubbing evening with all the French references of yesterday and today.

More than centenary, the theatre, which reopened in 2007, was built in 1904. Its Italian architecture consists of a scene of illusion in perspective set as an array behind the framing of the proscenium. Registered since 1994 in the Historical Monuments Inventory, its machinery is still original. For programming, please contact the tourist office.

Television Production Tour. The discovery of a real production studio.

The Wine Cellar is an activity of Jazzy 77 association. Here you can attend a jazz concert about once a month. Swing, Gypsy jazz, jazz New Orleans and improvisations are on schedule.

This small 240-seat venue welcomes rap, reggae and metal groups. The bar, with its beautiful brick fireplace, offers drinks and snacks. Musicians can rehearse, train and soon record. Groups such as The Congos and The Gladiators have performed in this room. It is also a cultural and youth centre offering several activities (yoga, sewing, pilates, dance and from an early age: pottery, drawings,...). There are also public shows for children from 2 years old.

Le Glaz'Art has gradually become a cult venue for the Paris underground scene, hosting electro festivals, concerts-exhibitions by contemporary artists, short-film screenings... This bar is more than just a place to drink; it's a meeting place where different artistic scenes come together. The place is particularly pleasant in summer, thanks to its garden terrace, ideal for smokers. Regular evening events are organised here: see the website.

Open since 1875, it's Montmartre's oldest cabaret, long frequented by the greats: Picasso, Braque, Modigliani, Derain, Utrillo, Apollinaire... In the evenings, in a place steeped in history, it's the wake of artists bursting with talent and generosity, perpetuating the tradition. The air here has become rare in the city, even on the Butte, so dear to the hearts of the old-timers. The place, which claims to be the "living conservatory of French song", has a point. A timeless evening guaranteed!

Le Duc des Lombards has established itself as one of the capital's leading jazz venues. Thanks to its exceptional acoustics (unquestionably one of the best in Paris), the "Duc" attracts all the great soloists and orchestras on the international jazz scene. The principle is simple: two concerts are programmed daily, the first at 7.30pm, the second at 10pm, from Monday to Saturday. For night owls, don't miss the "Jams de Duc", with sessions from midnight to 4am on Friday and Saturday!

The Quartet consists of two violins - Elzbieta Glagys and Anne Verger - of a viola - Baudime Jam - and a cello - Laurence Picard. Founded in 1997, he gave over 450 concerts in France, Europe and the United States. From October to May, he organizes a season of seven concerts on Clermont-Ferrand at the home of the Elephant. The opportunity to discover the intimate and convivial universe of chamber music around a repertoire ranging from classicism to contemporary times.

Located in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, Auguste Théâtre is a former rehearsal space that became a theater in 2011. Its intimate setting makes it an ideal springboard for young artists and a place of discovery for audiences. In addition to its charm, its facilities are on a par with those of larger venues. Taken over in 2015 by actress and director Marie Hasse and under the direction of Gianni Corvi since January 2022, L'Auguste Théâtre has all the ingredients of a dynamic stage for tomorrow's talent.

The famous film screenings that have been held since 1945 under the title of Knowledge of the World are scheduled throughout France - the first was held in Salle Pleyel in Paris. They offer tales of adventures, works showing how one lives on the other end of the planet, etc. The principle is that the author is present in the afternoon or the evening during which his film is shown. In Nantes, meetings are scheduled in particular for Au: find out.

This cabaret offers dinners of Brazilian inspiration: they naturally conclude in a carnival atmosphere! Located in a magnificent location, it offers an excellent opportunity for your seminars, receptions, private events, family celebrations such as wedding, birthday, baptism… In choice, five formulas are proposed on a will for eight grilled meats or six fish. An unusual and rare address in Ile-de-France.

Under the big top of the Michellety circus, young and old alike enjoy the magic of the circus. Here, the formula is original: instead of attending a show in the classic way, we offer to teach you. On the programme: make-up, initiation and training, convivial lunch in the company of professional artists under the big top-restaurant and performance in the afternoon until 3.30 pm. As for the one-day discovery courses, they consist of a playful approach to the various circus disciplines (acrobatics, juggling, clowning, etc.).

The winery, which was known as «cave-à-Louis», was known for a long time in the construction of a shopping centre. For its restoration, an archaeological study asked questions about the history of this place. The award of this cellar is particularly difficult. Was it dependent on Notre-Dame Abbey or other abbeys such as Sainte-Geneviève-au-Mont in Paris, Cistercian abbey of Chaalis, local charity or civilian cellar in a stately house? Since 1990, it has been a place of performance, today certified music centre, which has two rooms (80 and 250 seats), rehearsal studios and teaching rooms. You can listen to jazz as well as rock or song. The most interesting artists of the moment, as well as new talents.

Fans can enjoy their happiness in the Roxane rooms. This mythical theatre of the city is a beautiful part of past masterpieces, foreign films, the latest art and trial films. Especially as films, most often in original subtitled, are often followed by a debate and/or a meeting (with directors, critics, or associations) taking advantage of a given theme.

Inaugurated on November 18, 1777 in the presence of Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette, under the leadership of his "godmother", Marguerite Brunet, who became "Miss de Montansier", the theatre is above all the culmination of the latter. Ambitious ambitious and Parisian galante, she led both a career as an actress and director of the troops in the province, before obtaining, in 1768, the privilege of the performances of Versailles, then of the Court, and thus the construction of "his" place of expression, rival of the Royal Opera. The architecture of the theatre was entrusted to Jean-François Heurtier and the paintings to Pierre-Louis Bocquet: it created a fashionable decor (a round room all of gold, white and blue, with its sculpted balconies, its superb ceiling and its lustre, but also, in the building, painted marbles), restored in 1993. Today, since June 2013, Geneviève Dichamp and Frédéric Franck have taken over the leadership of the Montansier Theatre and defend their willingness to co-exist private theatre and public theatre, creation and dissemination.

The 2 well-equipped cinemas (Dolby Stereo sound) welcome the latest news from the world of cinema.

Formerly the Théâtre de la Grange, the Théâtre Robert-Manuel is located in the former barns of the Château de Plaisir. The building dates from the end of the 17th century, which gives the theatre a cachet appreciated by the public and artists. Its dimensions, on a human scale (190 seats), its mezzanine bar contribute to the conviviality of the place and the mix of audiences. As far as shows are concerned, only exceptional bookings from schools or associations are made.

Renovated in 2006, the new theatre's interior configuration has been transformed: the future reception hall, redesigned as a place of discovery, is ideal for strolling around with a bar and an exhibition room. The 980-seat performance hall has acoustic qualities that allow for a diversity of shows and offers the public ideal visibility, whatever the placement. La Clé des champs (dedicated to amplified music) is integrated into the complex, with a room for 868 standing places, 2 rehearsal studios and 1 room dedicated to the practice of amplified music, isolated by sound; finally, the accessibility to the Coluche area is improved with its car park built nearby. The latter is free on show nights.

This concert and rehearsal hall is entirely dedicated to the practice and distribution of amplified music. The room has a capacity of about 300 people and has a program based on about twenty dates each year. There are two full-fledged rehearsal studios that host about fifteen amateur groups.

The film Jacques Beker is currently in work. The reopening is planned for 2012, with eight new rooms.

The Multimedia Cultural Space of Mantises-la-Jolie, a privileged place for artistic creation (images and sounds), also has a cinema room (245 seats) very well equipped, with a film to the poster per week (afternoon or evening session), but also a fully equipped space of 150 m 2 with exhibitions of works by local painters, works associations, finally, a concert hall designed to perform on stage workshops, mantaises or external theatre companies, and festivals.

This cinema with a room of 159 seats offers 3 to 4 films per week. Since 2003, the Art and Trial Room has Dolby digital sound. The Atalante is doing its cinémathèque during the summer period. Classic films are thus programmed as backward and surprising works. Please note the website that broadcasts the film trailers to the poster and gives you all the information. Very practical.

The Yvelinois Music Resource Centre is a network of 25 concert and rehearsal rooms for current and amplified music.

This cultural space offers throughout the year shows on a wide range of subjects: theatre, music, puppetry, song, conferences and art shows. Play, humour, creation, escape... It's a joy for young and old alike to listen to or see famous or little-known artists perform on a stage on a human scale.

The Film Jean Renoir, housed in a former th-century salt basket, offers programming combining recent films and films "art and test" in its own room equipped with Dolby SR sound. Frequently, the institution organizes "debate evenings" in the presence of the director of the projected film. As for the most enthusiastic, they are offered a joint subscription with the Ciné Cinema 7 at very interesting rates. But sometimes the scene places a few intimate concerts…

On the national stage, the Théâtre de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines offers a varied program around live performance. Each event has its own venue: the large theatre (1,000 seats) hosts dance (sometimes even open rehearsals), operas, concerts and theatre (with editions that particularly favour contemporary works), while the small theatre (250 seats) is more intimate and generates an astonishing and often moving artist/audience ratio.

This small 330-seat room, still equipped with Dolby Stereo sound, offers mainly family programming and films in second exclusive, F.F or V.O: Thus, the prices of the tickets and the subscription card are particularly suitable for families.

Open to a wide range of artistic disciplines (theater, dance, music, comedy), with a mix of headliners and young artists, and other shows for the whole family to enjoy in our 2 theaters, Le Prisme also hosts the Festival du Polar in October. The Centre de développement artistique de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines also hosts artists and companies in residency, and develops artistic discovery, initiation and practice through a training program with awareness-raising and internships for professional and amateur audiences, and a program of meetings with actors from various scenes, conferences, literary cafés and public rehearsals.

L Café Culture, with its showroom (120 seats seated or 360 standing) in the quarterly programming, its 2 rehearsal studios open to all groups and a 3rd dedicated to Computer assisted Music (MAO) (with the possibility of recordings) is a place dedicated mainly to the current music complemented by a café brasserie where young people love to find themselves.

A single room for this little cinema, which still knows how to cope with the complexes by bringing together a clientele of faithful faithful to find there only one film per week. The monthly, very varied programming finds harmony between national outings, classics, discoveries and children's films. This cinema also offers regular meetings: of the previews, meetings with directors and actors, screenings of film club and Séances Ciné, child Cinema: set up in May 2003, this initiative proposes to children between the ages of 4 and 11, and to their guardians of cinema sessions, followed by a snack.

Decauville Farm, named after its last operators, is a closed site on a square yard. Among the notable features of this place are the moats surrounding the 18th century dovecote and the remains of the former corner towers of the 18th century castle. In its two exhibition halls, works by local and international artists are presented to visitors all year round. This cultural centre also includes a media library, a courtyard, a garden, a musical space with rehearsal studios and a performance hall with shows every weekend from September to June.

The Scarab is a showroom that offers quality quarterly programming for all ages in diverse areas. Recently, the institution also offers original formulas: Scarabar, user-friendly meetings with artists (free entrance); the "Carte Blanche", which offers an artist an opportunity to create an evening with other artists of his choice; Le, original show evenings on the cabaret principle. The Scarab showroom, appreciated for its comfort, aesthetics and acoustics, can accommodate between 300 people (seated) and 500 people (standing).

Inaugurated during the 2002-2003 season, the Case ô Arts is a place for artistic creation and dissemination in a small room that hosts regular literary cabarets and "stage readings", but also performances by young amateur artistic practice workshops and the writing workshop, performances of small forms (theatre, stories), exhibitions and conferences. In addition to these cultural missions are the services of a rehearsal and recording studio for amplified music, allowing local music groups to rehearse in ideal conditions and at very accessible rates.

In a 515-seat auditorium, the theatre presents a diversified artistic and cultural programme each year for all audiences, and offers its stage at various local workshops.

In the lower part of St. Cyr, near the town hall and in front of the military high school, the classified arts room and 160-seat tests broadcast 2 to 3 films per week, including those who make the film news (in V.F. or V.O.) and programming dedicated to the young public; sometimes premières, debates or short films are also offered to spectators. Recently, the cinema offers an extra session every Sunday at 19 p. m., as well as Senior Friday. This is a meeting for 60 years for 3rd followed by a convivial snack, once a month. Cinema also shows stage readings for the theatre studio subscribers on Thursday evening. Since 2008, cinema has enriched the offer of its activities: now there are cinema sessions especially for parents who want to watch a movie without leaving their children. Stroller area, corner change, moderate sounds… everything is planned to welcome the small family under the best conditions (3,50 single rate).