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Comoedia is an independent cinema that broadens our horizons through its programming and events. The Comoedia is a privileged meeting place for films, their creators and audiences, who enjoy exceptional programming all year round: films d'auteur in VOST, documentaries, revivals and special programming for young audiences. Preview screenings, meetings with directors and actors, as well as meetings between spectators to share the most beautiful emotions. Comoedia is the venue for many festivals. A not-to-be-missed Thursday Party at the Bistrot with movie quizzes. Cinema in its original version.

A bold and imaginative opera. If, like many of us, you think that opera is not for you, think again and be astonished by the creations offered by an opera house that opens its doors and breaks the codes, having successfully renovated itself 30 years ago thanks to the architect Jean Nouvel. The Opéra de Lyon offers unique experiences, including the Opéra Underground program, which you can discover on the website. Lyrical and choreographic performances, concerts, world music, contemporary dance, screenings... in a wide variety of repertoires to broaden our horizons. Exciting seasons.

You can eat as much Sucre as you like! In fact, for 10 years now, our ears have been feasting on it and our feet have been shaking to the beat on the dancefloor set up on the roof of La Sucrière in Confluence. A place to exchange ideas and share the pleasure of a good sound. A meeting place for various artistic projects and events, concerts, festivals, club nights, aperitifs, brunches... A multi-faceted cultural venue that has become a temple to Lyon's nightlife. A rich and eclectic program for a "culture & club" address whose director is none other than Vincent Carry, organizer of Les Nuits Sonores. Le Sucre, at the cutting edge of trends.

Le Nombril du Monde is a little more than a simple theater-café: a living stage where talents can be born and blossom since more than 30 years. This is how the Nombril du Monde saw the birth of a certain Florence Foresti on stage... This café-theatre has a resident troupe of professional comedians, about fifteen, who play all the roles, from bar service to the stage. Two rooms (air-conditioned) to laugh all year long. The Nombril du Monde organizes comedy workshops. A short visit to the BistrO d'A Côté to chat with the comedians.

The Auditorium is the place to hear and see music on a grand scale. Indeed, it is one of Europe's largest classical music concert halls, a setting with perfect acoustics where the musicians of the Orchestre National de Lyon have been performing since 1975. Each season, 160 concerts are offered, accessible to the widest possible audience. Special sound workshops for children. Numerous events to share. The Auditorium houses the famous Cavaillé-Coll organ (1870).

This modern complex, inaugurated in 1991, is dedicated to classical music and opera. He's so high-profile that he even has a subway station named after him, that's to say! But the Megaron Moussikis also has excellent acoustics. In this modern jewel of Athens are given concerts, ballets and operas. Throughout the year, the musical programming is exceptional and of international scope. It has four modern rooms with 500 to 1,800 seats. Keep an eye out for the excellent online programming.

This «industrial cathedral» is one of the essential places of the Marseilles scene. Created in 2002, Le Cabaret Random is a theater, but also a club located in the heart of the Ravhe de la Belle de May, a former tobacco factory transformed today into a cultural pole with over 70 structures bringing together artists and producers. The Cabaret, well known for the Marseillais, can accommodate more than 100 people depending on events and is aimed at an audience wishing to make sound discoveries ranging from electro to hip-hop through rock, soul, funk…................................................ focused on "emerging emerging urban cultures". In the summer, programming is partly on the roof of the mountain. Also note the quality of the sound system reviewed in 2012, probably the best in the city. Many artists and groups played on this scene, Hindi Zahra, Soom T, Justice, Major Lazer, Wu Tang Clan, Woodkid, Pete Doherty, Aloe Blacc, Laurent Garnier, M 83, Kendrick Lamar, Tricky, Orelsan, Kendrick Lamar, Tricky, Ten Years After, Mudhoney, Girls, Black Lips, etc. We can't all quote them, but you can go with your eyes closed, provided you have your ears open. Only regret, shame that the place is so little accessible at night and at night. The solution is walking, not so far away from the Longchamp neighborhood.

In the impressive setting of the Scuola Grande di San Teodoro (16th century), concerts of baroque music and opera of the highest quality are regularly organized. One comes to listen to the music of Mozart, Vivaldi (The Four Seasons), Bizet, Offenbach, Pachelbel or Boccherini in this high place. The musicians, dressed for the occasion in period costumes, play the most beautiful arias of baroque opera, but also the famous arias of the operas of Verdi and Puccini. During the carnival period, the performers are dressed in masks!

The oldest open-air cinema in Athens, built in 1935, and one of the 10 most beautiful theaters in the world, is located on the pedestrian way of Dionyssiou Areopaguitou that runs along the Acropolis hill. In a courtyard full of greenery and flowers, enjoy the starry summer nights to see classics or more recent films. The choice of films can satisfy both the unconditional cinephiles and the amateurs of the seventh art. The films are in the original version, mostly in English or French.

The Bagatitsa ensemble of Cossack musicians and dancers offers a unique show. The ensemble consists of an orchestra, a dancing choir and the singing ballet, most of which are descendants of authentic Cossack families that have been around for centuries. Each painting in the show represents as many scenes from the real life of the Cossacks. The notoriety of the troupe has gone far beyond the borders as it won the Grand Prize of the International FolkFest Festival.

The company, which set up 30 years ago in the huge theater of the 8th arrondissement in Bachut, was supposed to open workshops in the walls of the former Guimet Museum in the 6th. And then, the executive having changed, the Workshops will not go any more to Guimet but in a room closer to the House of the Dance. The shows have resumed in a magnificent hall where the greatest French and international companies perform. A program for all styles, from circus to opera and hip-hop.

Makan is an Egyptian cultural and creative centre, directed by Ahmed el-Maghrabi, who co-authored Mozart the Egyptian, the famous musical encounter between Mozart and traditional Egyptian songs and instruments. The artist created this centre in 2002 with the aim of safeguarding Egypt's artistic heritage by presenting different forms of traditional music. These Mazaher (musical groups coming from the countryside) play in principle on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. By consulting the website, one can access the programming of this Egyptian centre.

Theater of greenery, outdoor theater, the Silvain Theater is directed towards the sea, loti behind the Vallon des Auffes. This little personal madness of Mr. Silvain, who had him built in 1923, works again, because he has long been left behind. The 28 000-seat Chamber was renovated and returned to the public in 2011. What a pleasure then to find an eclectic summer program: A lot of music, classical concerts, lyrics, operetta, jazz, world music, dance. The outdoor projections (film fiction fiction, documentaries offered by associations and film projections during the International Documentary Festival) are the other great idea of the theater. We wait for nightfall with family, friends around a picnic, then the sitting begins… Absolutely magnificent frame!

Ideally located on the Quai de Rive-Neuve, Badaboum Théâtre has dedicated its programming to young audiences for over 25 years. The shows and schedules are adapted for very young children, from 3 to 12 years old. On the program: puppet shows, story readings, circus shows and small fairy tales. A snack extends these moments of escape from poetry and history. Workshops and workshops in theatre, circus and dance are also offered during the week and during the holidays, mainly for 5-12 year olds, and occasionally for young actors. Finally, wake-up classes from 18 months are available.

The Cairo Opera House offers a fairly rich annual programme, alternating Saturday night concerts by the Cairo Symphonic Orchestra, ballets by the Cairo Dancers, contemporary dance performances, and operas by foreign theatres or inviting internationally renowned soloists. The summer programme provides an opportunity for young talent to express itself. The Cairo Opera House is part of the National Cultural Centre in Cairo. It is located in the southern part of the island of Gezira, close to downtown Cairo.

A show not to be missed under any circumstances. In this theatre of historical costumes, you can enjoy a unique parade while discovering a breathtaking collection of costumes, highlighted through the reconstitution of great historical frescoes. A collection of more than 200 costumes in total, and dozens of choreographies. One can thus travel between the Bronze Age and the 21st century, passing through the Timurid period, the Greco-Bactrian kingdoms and Zoroastrianism. The show lasts about an hour and takes place every night at 5pm.

A beautiful concert hall installed facing the sea on the territory of our favorite place: Sevkabelport. 2 floors and 2,000 m² with a capacity of 2,500 people, hosting world-class headliners, local bands and music festivals all year round. Don't be late for your concert in order to catch some delicious Vietnamese Bánh bao (stuffed bread) at the bar. We also advise you to allow at least one hour to discover Sevkabelport (before or after the event) in order to enjoy the magic of the place.

As the leading ticketing network of the imperial capital for more than 15 years, Sofit is very popular with both St. Petersburgers and tourists. Its 35 points of sale can be easily found in strategic locations in the city: main metro stations, shopping centres, etc. Sofit offers the widest catalogue of shows and events at the best rates on the market. As soon as you see their sign, don't hesitate to speak to them in confidence, as the tellers often speak at least English.

This building, built during the Second World War by prisoners of war, remains the benchmark for cultural events in Tashkent. The programme is varied, with performances every day alternating between ballets and operas. Regularly, some of the great names of European music perform for the pleasure of the Uzbek intelligentsia. The fares are then multiplied by 10, but in normal times the ticket price remains quite popular. The cash desk is open from 10am to 2pm and from 3pm to 7pm every day except Monday.