Casino dans paris

In the Nouvelle-Athènes district, the Casino de Parisis one of the capital's most emblematic concert halls. From the street, passers-by admire its architecture, a blend of Belle Époque and Art Nouveau, making it a vestige of the Paris of yesteryear, while continuing to thrill the City of Light with its programming that showcases the performing arts.

Inside, you'll discover sparkling chandeliers, decorative frescoes and a warm atmosphere in a historic setting. In this main hall, with a total capacity of , spectators can enjoy musicals, plays, concerts and variety shows on a stage that has seen the likes of Edith Piaf, Maurice Chevalier, Misstinguett, Ben Harper, Maxime Le Forestier, Jamel Debbouze and Lou Reed.

The festive history of the Casino de Paris goes back a long way. In , during the reign of Louis XV, the Duke of Richelieu had the Folie-Richelieu theater built on its site. The site was later transformed into an amusement park, before being replaced by the Church of the Holy Trinity. This was later demolished and rebuilt on its present site, and a leisure hall was built on the site of the Folie-Richelieu. This included a skating rink, part of which was converted into the Palace-Theatre. It wasn't until that it became the Casino de Paris. Since then, it has become one of the capital's most legendary venues!

Alain Souchon and his sons in concert at the Casino de Paris in November
Alain Souchon reunites with his two sons, Charles and Pierre, for a joint tour at the Casino de Paris from Wednesday November 13 to Saturday November 16, On the program for this family tour? A show revisiting Alain Souchon's rich repertoire! [Read more]

Inès Règ back on stage with "On est ensemble" at the Casino de Paris and on tour
After conquering over , spectators, comedian Inès Règ is back with her new show "On est ensemble" at the Casino de Paris from March 25 to April 6, , and on tour throughout France in [Read more]

Ahmed Sylla presents "Origami" at the Casino de Paris: an exploration of folded destinies
Discover "Origami" by Ahmed Sylla at the Casino de Paris from May 31 to June 9, [Read more]

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