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Things to do in France, France: The Best Performances
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Restaurants in France
1. Le Saint Sabastien Cabaret
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 361 reviews
2. Le P'tit Jacques
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Le ptit jacques puppet theatre is a semi outdoor theatre in the tradition of square theatres, located in the heart of the jardin vauban, a stone's throw from the zoo and the citadel. the shows on offer are in the tradition of dialogue between puppets and children/family. the hero of the place, jacques de lille, better known as "ptit jacques", can be found in all the adventures.
3. La Ferme Theatre (Jean d'ici Ferrat le cri)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 210 reviews
In an old farmhouse in the Ardèche:- French songs, (one show on the life and work of Jean Ferrat, played, in place since 2004, by the owners, and other of Ardèche. In french.)- A shop selling local products.-A parking for Camping car.
4. Scenofeerie de Semblancay
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 117 reviews
5. Centre de Musique de Chambre de Paris
6. Chartres en Lumieres
7. Oh My God She's Parisian !
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 121 reviews
Do you want to feel more Parisian than the real Parisians? Do you want to know all their secrets like how to behave at a dinner party: Do you have to say "Bon appétit" or not? Once in Paris, do not miss the NEW show in English: more than 12.000 people have seen the only one-woman show 100% in English by a real Parisian! You’ve always wanted to know more about the much-admired lifestyle of Parisian women? So snap up a ticket and fasten your seat belts for 65 minutes of pure French humour! This hilarious stand-up comedy (easy to understand, even for non-native speakers) is already rated in the TOP 10 shows by the Paris Tourist Office. From breakfast to a crazy night out, Parisians will no longer have any secrets for you: thanks to Julie and all her Parisian characters: a rude waiter, the French President, a crazy mother, a metro user... and if you want to know more about the revolution of the yellow vests and what happened to Notre-Dame you just found the right comedy show in Paris!
Reviewed By annasF2226JR - Moscow, Russia
We were witnesses of a tremendous show of this wonderful lady, Julie Collas! She is a remarkable stand-up actress, beautiful woman who has a unique sense of humor! We visited one of the show and believe me, being in Paris to visit her show is a must! Crazy Horse, Lido, Moulin rouge, even the Eiffel Tower is nothing in comparison with this Parisian Wonder! We laughed like crazy, cause she talked about real people, real tourists in France, real life! And you know, real life is very very funny if you can laugh at yourself! Therefore A REAL PARISIAN IN 100% ENGLISH INVITES YOU whenever you feel tired, depressed, lonely, and unhappy!
8. Chez Michou
9. Cirque d'Hiver Bouglione
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 513 reviews
A small cast of magicians, clowns, trapeze artists and acrobats delight children with their imaginative acts in this 150-year-old amphitheater built during the reign of Napolean III.
Reviewed By CraigB8885 - Pershore, United Kingdom
This is by far the best circus we have ever been to, all of the performances were completely on point, the band were fantastic and really add to the the atmosphere. The elephants were so majestic, I have never been so close to the action, the seating was well arranged and we were second row from the front, it wasn't necessary to be that close but it certainly added to the experience. The clown was also very funny, the whole performance was in French as you would expect, but please don't in any way let that put you off, the performances break all language barriers, it is a spectacular show, I would not hesitate in returning again the next time that we are in Paris.
10. Academie Equestre de Versailles
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 181 reviews
Having walked through the majestic main courtyard of the Royal Stables, you enter a disarming place of luxurious simplicity.Founded in 2003 by Bartabas inside the Royal Stables of the Palace of Versailles, the Academy of Equestrian Arts is a very unique corps de ballet.The originality of this equestrian choreographic school-company is, that it combines both transmission of equestrian knowledge and practice of other disciplines such as fencing, dance, singing and Kyudo (traditional Japanese archery). Equerries therefore gain a true artistic sensibility, enabling them to develop their own repertoire. Through Les Matinales des Ecuyers, dressage lessons performed by the Academy’s riders with their mounts, demonstrating precision, rigor and gentleness of training, the public is invited to enter the intimacy of the Academy. The performance La Voie de l'Ecuyer, choreographed by Bartabas reflects the daily work of this company-school.
