Grand Opera in Paris
Paris, Rue Scribe, 8 
The Paris Grand Opera is also called "Opera Garnier" - the state opera house, the world-famous center of the theatrical culture of France. The first production presented to the audience was the musical tragedy Pomona, written by R. Camber and P. Perrin.
Cabaret Lido
Paris, Av. des Champs Elysees, 116B 
Going to look at the lights of the Champs Elysees, be sure to include in your night program a visit to the cabaret "Lido", without which you can not imagine this Paris! "Lido" is one of the three world-famous cabarets and impresses its guests with a bright show along with the oldest Moulin Rouge and provocative Crazy Horse.
Moulin rouge
Montmartre 82, boulevard de Clichy 
The legendary cabaret "Moulin Rouge" is the place where the modern form of the cancan dance originated. The building on Clichy Boulevard is easily identified by the model of the red windmill on the roof, Toulouse-Lautrec painted it for him, and Yves Montand, Piaf and Sinatra enjoyed spending their evenings here.
Opera of the Bastille
Paris, Place de la Bastille 
Paris, as is known - the recognized cultural capital of the world, and the theatrical life here is infinitely diverse. But even against this background Opera Bastille is quite noticeable. This - the theater of modern opera, in fact - the home scene of the National Opera of Paris.
Theater de la Ville in Paris
Paris, Place du Chatelet, 2 
The Teatro de la Ville ("City Theater" of Paris) is located on the Place Chatelet. Today it is one of the most popular and prestigious scenic venues in France. Today the theater specializes in dance productions and is the leading dance theater not only in France but also in the world.
The Champs-Elysees Theater
Paris, Av Montaigne, 15 
The Theater of the Champs Elysées, despite its name, is located not on the Champs Elysees, but on the avenue of Montaigne. The building of the theater was built in 1913 by Perre brothers. Since the architects professed a modern "reinforced" style, there was a need to mitigate this architectural solution.
Theater "Comedie France" in Paris
Paris, Place Colette, 1 
Paris is the cultural capital of the world, even children know it. And the names of its theaters for many of us from the same children's, or at least teenage times, sound like music. After all, we studied at Moliere's school and told us that his plays were staged on the stage of Comedie Francaise.
Theater "Odeon" in Paris
Paris, Place de l'Odeon 
Theater "Odeon" (Fr. Théâtre de l'Odéon) - the famous Parisian theater, one of the six national theaters of France. Its construction was conducted from 1779 to 1782 years. In the park at the former Conde mansion. The authors of the project - the architects Charles de Vaillie and Marie-Josef Peir, built a classicist style.
The Palais Royal Theater in Paris
Paris, Rue de Montpensier, 38 
Everyone who visits Paris, almost from childhood, knows that he is the largest theatrical capital of the world. Touring to any of the scenes of the "city of love" is considered to be the duty of the best performers of the world of various genres.
Paris is the "capital of the world", "a holiday that is always with you", a city of love, a city of beautiful women and gallant men, a city of three musketeers and cheerful cabarets .As soon as this city was not called, what excellent epithets were not awarded! But, paying tribute to all the beauties and sights of the French capital, its cafes under umbrellas, the Champs Elysees and the boulevards, one can not but mention another important feature of Paris: it is a city where a rich cultural life is boiling .And, of course, almost everyone knows that the face of Paris is his theaters .After all, even at school, we learned that the first productions of Moliere are Paris, and the premieres of Beaumarchais are Paris, and the great Sarah Bernhard, who played on the stage 75-year-old and with an amputated foot in the most complex for the actor Racine's tragedy "Phaedra" - is also Paris .
Incendiary Moulin Rouge, repeatedly sung by poets and painted by artists, Lido's cabaret brilliant with all the colors - all these are the signs of Paris, the city of actors, dancers, singers, directors, writers and architects.
Coming here, either of us has in his head and heart the already formed image of the great city, imagines at least roughly what he would like to see, without which it is impossible, and without which it is still possible to do, since everything is looked at once in this boundless for the tourist the place is simply unrealistic .Keep in mind, Paris can give you surprises, and fundamentally or partially change your idea of it .But in any case, it is recommended to include in your program a visit to any theater in Paris, or better several at once - without that the impression from the city will be incomplete .
To get acquainted with the colorful and diverse world of the Parisian theaters, you need, first of all, to be well aware of which performances you prefer.
If you are interested in a time-tested opera or ballet, real theater entourage, "theater" chandeliers with a lot of candlesticks, classical rooms with boxes, a parterre, an amphitheater, balconies and a gallery - welcome to the Grand Opera. Or you can visit the largest classical music hall in Paris - the Chatelet Theater.
Even at school we taught that the first productions of Moliere are Paris, and the premieres of Beaumarchais are Paris, and the great Sarah Bernhard, who played the 75-year-old on the stage and with an amputated foot in the most complicated for the actor Racine's tragedy "Phaedra" - is also Paris.
If you like modern opera, you are interested not in the elitist, but in a more democratic, close-to-our-time manner of performance, repertoire and director's style - then you definitely need to visit the Opera of the Bastille.
If you like drama theater, the choice is also great for you - the Comedie Francaise (Moliere's house), the Palais Royal Theater, the Odeon Theater, which gave the name to the whole block and now bears the proud title of "theater of Europe."
And, of course, the highlight of theatrical Paris - its famous cabaret ."Moulin Rouge" - repeatedly rerazirovannoe, known for a thousand booklets and postcards, and, most importantly, according to classic paintings, his habitue - Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, who glorified himself and his favorite institution, the classic cabaret .And today the "Red Mill" (one of the two preserved in Montparnasse, the second - the Moulin de la Galette) draws a lot of visitors from different countries .Every evening here you can see the famous cancan - a business card "Moulin Rouge" .
Well, if you want to keep abreast of the latest trends in the theater of the genre - you are waiting for the cabaret "Lido" .His story begins after World War II, when the Clerico brothers, the Italians, came to conquer Paris .Their establishment they named in honor of the famous Venetian beaches Lido .The original idea, which pleased even the sophisticated Paris - the combination of "dinner plus show" was surprisingly successful, it was followed by "Lido" many institutions .And now you can dine here with wine and champagne, while looking at the enchanting performance .Prices in cabarets start from 95 EUR, shows start at 19, 21 and 23 hours .
Whatever the theater of a brilliant city you choose, you can definitely guarantee one thing - you will not be disappointed in any case!