CABARET CIRQUE RUSSE DU ZÈBRE DE BELLEVILLE
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The Zebra - a fresco representing this animal on the facade - is a beautiful-seat room that has specialized in circus shows. Several winning formulas have been found here to satisfy a local and Parisian audience. For example the smallest cabaret in Europe, a show dinner in which humour is good with trapeze numbers, juggling, magic or funambulisme. The children are well off. They also have the right to evening cabarets as well as to the afternoons entitled Les Z'Ateliers du cirque, during which they learn some basics of the profession. Otherwise the Zebra programme of concerts, especially songs. Former film named Berry, this place was almost demolished. People in the neighbourhood have worked to continue to animate this corner of Belleville. The writer Daniel Pennac made it the main site of his novel Mr Malaussène.
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