Le Grenier dîner spectacle, Dinner show venue in Paris, France
Le Grenier dîner spectacle is a small performance hall in the 17th arrondissement of Paris where a table meal is followed by a live show. The room seats 42 people, placing every table close to the stage and the performers who alternate between comedians and magicians each evening.
Le Grenier opened in 1976 and soon specialized in dinner shows built around magic and comedy. In 2018, comedian Sébastien Molina took over the room after performing his own one-man show there for more than 14 years.
The venue is used today as a place to mark personal events such as retirements, bachelor or bachelorette parties, and even divorces. A host welcomes the crowd in a casual way, while the open stage nights give first-time comedians a chance to test their material in front of a paying audience.
Doors open at 7pm for dinner and the show starts at 9pm, with lunch performances also possible on request. Since the room is small, booking ahead is wise, especially for birthdays or group outings.
The program describes the venue as welcoming groups for retirement parties and also for divorce celebrations, a rare type of booking for a dinner show. The room's 42 seats also mean that audience members can end up being pulled into close-up magic tricks without leaving their chairs.
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