URGANT LIVE
Ivan Urgant and his team present their late-night show in concert format, with reports, guests and music. A show in Russian, with the host back on stage.
Ivan Urgant and his team present their late-night show in concert format, with reports, guests and music. A show in Russian, with the host back on stage.
Anniversary concert for the 30 years of the Rêves de Gosse association, which works for the acceptance of difference. Volunteer artists come together on stage to celebrate this collective and human adventure.
A symphonic tribute show to Rammstein: a full orchestra reinterprets the band's songs in a deeper, more cinematic version, with immersive video and lighting.
Young Posse stands out for an artistic approach that combines K-pop and hip-hop, with a strong influence from 1990s old-school hip-hop, rap, R&B and other elements of urban music. Unlike many current girl groups, its artistic identity is particularly centred on hip-hop culture and rap.
A tribute concert to France Gall and Michel Berger, performed by Sandra Battini and Philippe Tailleferd of the band COVERTRAMP, featuring their greatest hits and nods to Starmania.
Exceptional concert by the Donzella trio, with Élie Semoun as guest: a friendly time where people sing, talk, laugh and are moved, around original songs inspired by French chanson and Brazilian music.
A friendly and supportive writing workshop, open to all levels, with writing games to share the pleasure of writing while having fun.
A lecture by Michel Güet, heritage guide, exploring the ties between Claude Monet and the 9th arrondissement of Paris in the 19th century, among cafés, theatres, galleries and circles of artists.
Nacim Haddad, a Moroccan artist and producer, reinvents the Ayta, an ancestral musical art form from Morocco, in a contemporary stage show with modern orchestration.
Screening of the documentary "Le travail, les gâteaux et Jonnhy Depp" (Work, Cakes and Jonnhy Depp) by Lewis Eizykman, which follows young adults in specialized training in Paris, followed by a discussion with the protagonists.
A workshop run by the association Sème sème to make an autumn mask or crown, with two time slots depending on the children's age.
You savour novels, you devour manga or comics, you wolf down films… Come and chat, swap and share your favourites at our club. Session with LSF/FR interpreters present.
Les 3 Fromages, a Breton Rock'N Drôle band, celebrate their 20th anniversary on the stage of L'Olympia, with Magoyond, a group blending metal, dark humour and horror influences, as the opening act.
For the first time, Walid Rahmani performs on the stage of the Casino de Paris for an exceptional concert. A revelation of the new generation of Moroccan chaabi, he blends the tradition of Aïta with modernity.
British singer Jessie Ware presents her new album Superbloom at the Casino de Paris, blending disco, soul and pop. A concert for adults and older teenagers who are music fans.
Concert by BI-2 with a symphony orchestra, performing the tracks from the album “Voyage around the Sun” and their greatest hits, in a modern stage show.
Alex Vizorek presents a show blending humour and classical music, accompanied by renowned musicians. A stage adaptation of the album "Je n'aime pas le Classique, mais ça j'aime bien" (I Don't Like Classical Music, but This I Quite Like).
After the success of Don Giovanni, the Athénée welcomes Mozart's Così fan tutte, in a staging by Jean-Yves Ruf, with the 32 instrumentalists of the Concert de la Loge conducted by Julien Chauvin and six young operatic voices. An opera about the constancy of feelings, temptation and the play of appearances, for ages 11 and up.
A lecture on the depiction of food in Western painting, followed by a small "tasty paintings" workshop. With French Sign Language/French interpreters present, ages 10 and up.
Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen, accompanied by pianist James Baillieu, gives a recital of Lieder by Franz Schubert at the Palais Garnier, including the famous Erlkönig (The Erl-King), Ganymed (Ganymede) and Du bist die Ruh (You Are Rest).
Meow Meow, an acclaimed cabaret and theatre artist, performs with pianist Alphonse Cemin in a show blending song, Weimar-era repertoire and musical theatre.
Gerard Drouot Production presents the band Uriah Heep in concert at the Casino de Paris.
A sensual and tragic cabaret in which River, a young woman with no identity, relives her absolute love and the life of a community on the margins, between dream and reality.
Blue, the iconic British boy band of the 2000s, is back with Reflections, an album celebrating 25 years of career, friendship and music, supported by an international tour.
As part of the youth highlight "eat / be eaten", the librarians offer a selection of stories and songs to whet your appetite, to listen to from age 5.
We start with video games, then move on to board games for young and old, in good spirits. You can also bring your favourite games to share them.
Marillion, a pioneering British neo-progressive rock band, is coming back to France for a series of dates this autumn, including Paris. A concert for rock fans.
A ballet in two languages that tells the story of Christmas Eve at Clara's house, where the magician uncle Drosselmeyer gives her a Nutcracker that comes to life at midnight.
The legendary Moroccan band Nass El Ghiwane is back in Paris, at the Casino de Paris, for an exceptional concert. An evening not to be missed for its fans and for anyone who wants to discover its captivating music.
The piano and chamber music students of the Excellence in Musical Performance program present a programme at the Musée de la Vie romantique.
The Paris National Opera presents Mozart's The Clemency of Titus (La Clemenza di Tito), in a stylized production by Willy Decker: a betrayed Roman emperor chooses to pardon the conspirators.
An immersive video opera adapted from Stanislas Lem's science-fiction novel Solaris, blending music, images and storytelling on the borders of reality.
A talk by Elise Brisson, a history enthusiast, about the famous Bayeux Tapestry, also known as the tapestry of Queen Matilda.
An exceptional evening with Wael Jassar at the Casino de Paris, one of the greatest voices in Arabic song. Between love, emotion and unforgettable melodies, experience the magic of Wael Jassar live.
Christophe Chassol presents Funny How?, a show blending music and images where soul, jazz, rap and musical comedy meet, based on filmed archives from New York and Chicago.
Icelandic soprano Álfheiður Erla Guðmundsdóttir and Indian-American pianist Kunal Lahiry perform at the Athénée in a nocturnal lyrical programme of works by George Crumb, Jean Sibelius, Nico Muhly and Hallgrímur Helgason.
Alain Chamfort presents an intimate show blending emblematic songs and confidences, accompanied by his pianist and Valli, looking back on the highlights of his career.
An interactive workshop for adults who want to better pronounce and better listen to foreign languages, with a phonetics researcher. Participants learn to visualize articulatory positions and to link them to the International Phonetic Alphabet.
NeS announces an exceptional date at the Casino de Paris, the high point of a tour across France: a unique evening full of intensity and live energy. A rare event, not to be missed.
Four energetic, mischievous and talkative characters revisit great French songs through body and gesture. A visual, funny and poetic creation in sign-singing, sign-choreography and gestural theatre, in LSF and in French, ages 8 and up.
A talk to understand how social media influence our eating habits, between viral recipes and misinformation. Led by Estérelle Payany, with Caroline Marti, with LSF/FR interpreters present.
Axel Bauer, an icon of French rock, presents his new album Grand 8 on the stage of the Casino de Paris: a concert somewhere between rock adrenaline and weightless ballads.
A one-off choir where you are the one singing: an hour of well-known songs, a 100% female repertoire, no need to know how to sing. Men and women invited, ages 15 and up.
Ballet evening at the Opéra national de Paris bringing together three pieces: a new work by Lucinda Childs, Schmetterling by Sol León and Paul Lightfoot, and Lamentation by Martha Graham.
The Dance School of the Paris National Opera presents its Performances at the Palais Garnier: the students show what they have learned in classical dance and other choreographic styles.
A fun and interactive talk to discover what animal droppings reveal about living things, with illustrations and simple questions. For children aged 5 to 8 and their parents.
Four Sundays per season, the musicians of the Paris National Opera Orchestra invite the public to share an hour of chamber music in the main hall of the Palais Garnier.
The film festival of Attac Paris Nord-Ouest: French and international documentaries followed by discussions with directors and specialists.
For the Semaine Bleue, Droit de Regard welcomes seniors for a time of discussion and advice about their vision, with a free sight test and premium glasses with no out-of-pocket costs.
Three artists meet at the Taylor Foundation: the linocuts of Olesya Dzhurayeva, the paintings of Jack Dufour and the sculptures of Emmanuel Alloy, between the fragility of living things and the poetry of the real.
Kad Merad and Michèle Laroque play Benoit and Claire, two rebellious new sixty-somethings who refuse to let age box them in. A comedy directed by Olivier Baroux.
Concerts, dance and theatre programmed at the square's bandstand, as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season. A varied programme, open to all, to listen to or dance to.
An exhibition of graphic works and photographs made during the act of drawing, from painting workshops held with residents of Les Parentèles, an Alzheimer's centre on rue Blanche.
An anniversary exhibition tracing 150 years of the history of the Maison Lancel through its emblematic objects, like a journey through time. Open to all.
The Banksy museum offers a permanent exhibition that immerses visitors in the work of the famous graffiti artist, through a journey from Paris to London, Bristol, Bethlehem, Los Angeles and Port Talbot.