Paradis Latin

Paradis Latin is Paris's oldest cabaret theatre, occupying a building on the Rue du Cardinal Lemoine in the 5th arrondissement whose structure dates to the late nineteenth century and is attributed to Gustave Eiffel's engineering office. Unlike the cabarets of Montmartre, it sits on the Left Bank, giving it a distinct character rooted in the intellectual and artistic life of that quarter. The theatre was restored and relaunched in the 1970s and has since built a reputation for spectacular revue productions that blend acrobatics, costume design, and live music in a relatively intimate setting.

Today the programme reflects that tradition across several formats. Guests can attend the signature revue paired with dinner and champagne, or opt for a lunchtime performance with champagne for a daytime experience of the show. A VIP package offers an elevated dinner alongside the evening revue, while a dedicated family-friendly cabaret brings the spectacle to younger audiences. Together these options make Paradis Latin one of the few Parisian cabarets that actively programmes across different times of day and age groups.