This authentic cabaret built at the turn of the century has kept up with the times while keeping an old and dusty look about it. To discover tomorrow’s new talent expect to queue for up to an hour outside, as the entrance is always free. Once inside, ignore the blackened walls and order a beer at 4€ while you wait for the show to begin. The comedians are worth the rank cigarette smoke and nasty décor as they really know how to warm up the audience and get them splitting their sides. You... Read more

This converted old local cinema has been transformed into a velveteen cabaret with an open stage, a mezzanine and low lighting. A diverse programme ranges from children ’s circus workshops on Sunday mornings to candlelit dinner shows on week nights, including one man shows and intimate world music, folk and French pop concerts. On some Sunday evenings clubbers queue up for the Freak n’Chic club event to end their weekend to the sounds of local DJ Dan Ghenacia and live minimal and deep house... Read more