Concert halls Paris 11th 75011

This old lady, looking like a Chinese pagoda, has been indefatigable for 150 years. The rounded concert hall, lined with small round tables and red stools, also doubles as a dancefloor. The Bataclan offers an eclectic program and a wide range of evening events. It has long been a mecca for concerts, dancing, joy and laughter. Following the tragic events of 2015, the Bataclan underwent extensive renovation, proving that life goes on, and has resumed its programming with unfailing zest.

Rather than an interstellar journey, it's a journey in the time you propose Planet Mars, in the heart of the 1960 s. The place of the place is obviously dominated by red. There are no tables or chairs, but stools and bars to drink cocktails and bottled to the sound of the branchés DJ and soul. Among the clients are nice and cheerful rockers tendance, leather jackets and gomina. And yet, if you're not part of the band, you don't feel at all alien when you get on this planet. We feel immediately welcomed around the small bar in the round of this friendly and well-filled space, under the benevolent gaze of the regulars and toy robots of our childhood shelter in their plexiglas globes. In light of the other bars in the Bastille district.

For nearly five years, this Atelier Charonne has been a beautiful part of gypsy and gypsy jazz. With its high quality programming that mixes experienced musicians and younger generations, this club has experienced a great reputation. In the evening you will be able to spend a delicious time with a concert dinner that will ensure not only that you are well placed to appreciate the jazz group, but also to spend a good time with a wide choice of dishes and desserts. Don't forget to book, this address is becoming more and more popular…

In this "boutique", you find everything: something to eat in an Italian canteen style, drink and listen to music during concerts and DJ sets. You can also attend films screenings, puppet shows, performances or discover art works. As for the music, you have the choice: electro, rock, groove, world, hip-hop, disco or musette! Go in expecting everything, or check out the program on the website. You are sure to find a festive and friendly atmosphere. We love it! Weekends are synonymous with human warmth; you should know that you must jostle to have access to the narrow smoking room on the basement!

This beautiful polygon-shaped building has become very precious. Of the "hard" circuses built during the ^19th century, only this one remains, built in 1852 by architect Jacques Hittorff, and purchased in 1934 by the Bouglione brothers. Today, the circus reigns supreme, thanks to the expertise of the Bouglione family, who recruit exceptional artists from all over the world to enrich their shows. The circular stage of this magnificent "theater" is also used for concerts and television broadcasts.

A real place for the arts! As well as programming shows for all ages in this pretty space in the heart of the ^11th arrondissement, A la Folie Théâtre offers theater workshops for children, teenagers, adults and seniors. You don't need to be an experienced actor: here, you'll learn to perform on stage in a friendly atmosphere, with particular attention paid to teaching methods, enriched by the experience of our teachers.

Another member of the Paris Screens, which valiantly resists the large multiplex in the Bastille district. Opened in 1934, this cinema has always sailed on the second waters, first by airing series B movies, and then programming X films. The Bastille Palace reconvertit in the projection of author's films or small budgets and is renamed Majestic Bastille in 1995. Today's two rooms offer great conditions for spectators who can enjoy a large panoramic screen 11 metres wide. 

An ancient cabaret in the heart of the Belleville. In the program of this old cinema, concerts - Beverly Jo Scott, Kissy Wète, Vincent Baguian… - or circus cabaret shows for small and large children. This "little cabaret in Europe" is a registered trademark. During performances, we find ourselves at the heart of numbers, just a few inches from magicians, jugglers, and we feel really entertainer for a few moments. Before the light turns off, you can even drink a drink and dance with the artists. Looking at the programming and coming to the Zebra one may begin to understand the of the expression "to make the zebra".

With its four-pin fashion-shaped design - red light and Toile canvas - and its impeccable bar, Le Rosso could impress the Chaland in search of simplicity. And it would be a pity both the reception and the clientele of this small bar contrast with the somewhat cold - but nevertheless very beautiful - appearance of the design, signed by Sylvain Lacroix. Girls feel good and boys too. It's not great, it's fast, and since it's nice, it's easy to talk to each other while sipping a new York cocktail - Sea Breeze, Cosmopolitain… - or a panther milk, home specialty - secret recipe. The DJ stands at the end of the bar to move the music as varied as possible, without ever being assourdissante. Here we have a few very good evenings.

Pan Piper is a great place, with a diverse musical program that embraces the whole world: Celtic music, samba, hip-hop, reggae, electro and more. The address is gradually expanding, and it's exactly the place to get away from it all. The place, which is not lacking in assets, also offers Pan Cooker, a great takeaway service. The place is also a caterer and can be privatized for your private events, which can accommodate up to 900 people.

While the district is full of bars, each more pleasant than the last, the Paname Art Café stands out from the crowd thanks to its cellar, which hosts stand-up comedians. Here, you can sip a drink and laugh at the jokes of a Youtubeur trying his hand on the stage, or a comedian testing out his show before going on tour. Kyan Khojandi, Kheiron, Bérengère Krief or Norman, your favorite comedians are likely to have already passed through Paname Art... or to be scheduled there soon! The venue is also a great place to discover the talents of tomorrow.

The show starts at 22 pm. Join different classic transformistes numbers (Mireille Mathieu, Sheila, Aznavour…) but also innovative. A funny alternative to Michou and Mrs Arthur, with one common point: the meal is rather agreed. But, like his two big sisters, we don't come for this but for the show, which cools the genre of the cabaret cabaret, with a marked influence of Cirque du Soleil, and also of the inescapable classics. The service is very attentive.

Do you like the little known places of the general public, those who have a very Parisian charm? Welcome to Pandora Theatre! Almost secret, this tiny place with about places is worth opening its door in the courtyard of the building. Given its small size, the report to the actor (x) and to the texts is necessarily most sensitive. Obviously, the «only stage» form is dominant, be it comedy or drama. A place that combines charm and privacy!

This old theatre should have gone away like many others, without a drum or trumpet. But thanks to actress Marthe Michel, he was saved from destruction and reopened in 1988. With one hundred and thirty armchairs, he is the heir to the Concert du Commerce, a small room created in 1850 for the nearby Trade Brewery. Enlarged in 1897, she welcomed artists like the young Maurice Chevalier. The decor, painted by the painter Cup, dates back to 1910. After the First World War, the theatre is a time transformed into cinema, followed by the live show with Berthe Sylva, among others. But he closes in 1924, before he regained his first destiny much later. The current programming is turned to the theatre, with openings towards song and lyric art.

Formerly Théâtre de la Roquette, then Théâtre Oblique. Earlier, it was a neighborhood music hall that was converted into a movie theater. Here, we've discovered the texts and stagings of Valère Novarina, François Tanguy, Michel Deutsch, Jean Jourdheuil, Joël Jouanneau, Jean-Marie Patte, Olivier Py, Bruno Bayen, Jean-Michel Rabeux, Youri Pogrebnitchko, and the innovative choreography of Jan Leuwers, Jan Fabre and Alain Platel. It is now a public theater, with a rich program that deserves our attention.

The Côté Cour theatre has been installed in an old electricity company since 2002 and has about seats. Performances - exhibits and one man show - are given by the members of the Laboratory of Hélène Bertolucci-Chéruy's actor. It is a discreet place that has the merit of offering parts that have the opportunity to export to the festival of Avignon. Proof with the recent success of the comedy How to raise a teen of apartment that was endorsed by the general public.

The story of this comedy began in 1985 in a former carpentry workshop located at the back of a courtyard at 51, boulevard Richard-Lenoir. At the time, it was a workplace for young comedians. Created by Andréas Voutzinas and fifty or so of his friends, it was called the Théâtre des Cinquante. It wasn't until 2001 that it became the Comédie Bastille. Dedicated to entertainment, this 190-seat theater offers a wide range of comedies, as well as a number of shows for younger audiences. It's been an undeniable success over the years.

The Aktéon Théâtre is specialized in Young Audiences. The plays are renewed every two and a half months, thus ensuring a rich and varied program. The Aktéon encourages creative theater, mixing theater, storytelling, puppetry, magic or musical shows, working with companies and the public to create a place of cultural exchange. Shows for children are performed on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays at convenient times (and every day during the vacations). L'Aktéon also offers theater classes for children from 5 years old.

A whole complex called Apollo is located on this street, famous for its nightlife. Here you'll find no fewer than 4 venues, all of which offer stand-up and comedy club programming. The largest venue, with 360 seats, has seen some of the biggest names in comedy come and go, and the artists here are generally of an excellent standard. Every night, each venue offers its own show: a veritable anthill. Now you know what you have to do if you want to discover the talents of tomorrow!

Opened in 2009 instead of the former Habana Jazz, the 9 Jazz Club offers a program that makes the most of women's voices, and has safe values such as guitarist Nelson Veras or pianist Alain Jean-Marie. On the spot, you will be able to enjoy the pleasant dishes, that is to say, you can enjoy the good dishes, accompanied by a concert. For jazz/blues lovers, this 9 Jazz club has become one of the references of the capital. Take advantage of it!