The Cie Baltimbanques and the Orchestre Vents et Cordes are delighted to present their next show !
The adaptation of Matthieu Berthélémé's play "Au Cabaret", combining theatre, music and dance, on the weekends of 6 to 8 and 13 to 15 February 2026, at the Espace Bellevue in Gétigné. |
Tickets now available! For the festive season, treat yourself to an enchanted interlude full of emotion. |
Book and give away your tickets now online: Booking for the Au Cabaret show or at the Espace culturel E.Leclerc!
For further information: 06 23 94 65 30.
About us
This is a historical comedy-drama with cabaret numbers inside!
Paris 1940, with the arrival of the Germans, the Vichy government decides that the City of Light must continue to shine.
Restaurants, theatres, cabarets and brothels remained open throughout the Occupation.
In Montmartre, the troupe of a cabaret went through this troubled period with determination. The audience was made up of Nazis, militiamen, collaborators, resistance fighters and ordinary people. Despite fear, threats and passion, hope lives on and the show must go on!
In parallel with the daily life of the troupe, "La Main" was created: a vast resistance movement with the aim of taking Paris back underground.
The Montmartre branch was led by the mime Silenzio, who called it "La main bleue".
Tickets now available! For the festive season, treat yourself to an enchanted interlude full of emotion. |
Book and give away your tickets now online: Booking for the Au Cabaret show or at the Espace culturel E.Leclerc!
For further information: 06 23 94 65 30.
About us
This is a historical comedy-drama with cabaret numbers inside!
Paris 1940, with the arrival of the Germans, the Vichy government decides that the City of Light must continue to shine.
Restaurants, theatres, cabarets and brothels remained open throughout the Occupation.
In Montmartre, the troupe of a cabaret went through this troubled period with determination. The audience was made up of Nazis, militiamen, collaborators, resistance fighters and ordinary people. Despite fear, threats and passion, hope lives on and the show must go on!
In parallel with the daily life of the troupe, "La Main" was created: a vast resistance movement with the aim of taking Paris back underground.
The Montmartre branch was led by the mime Silenzio, who called it "La main bleue".
