La Nouvelle Ève, Revue theatre near Montmartre, Paris, France
La Nouvelle Ève is a revue theatre in the 9th arrondissement featuring midnight blue velvet decor and starry ceiling lights alongside a multicolored stage. The room contains round tables with individual lamps and seats approximately 280 guests for performances.
The venue opened in the late 1800s under the name La Nouvelle Aventure but took its current name in the 1950s. During that era it hosted performers such as Josephine Baker and became a notable variety house.
The name reflects French cabaret heritage and its role as a venue for traditional revue performances. Visitors experience a blend of theatre, magic, acrobatics, and ventriloquism that defines the French variety show format.
The theatre is located on Rue Pierre Fontaine and is easily accessible by public transport serving the Montmartre area. Visitors should plan to arrive with enough time before their show and dress in smart-casual attire.
The shows run for approximately 90 minutes without intermission, giving guests an uninterrupted experience as part of the dinner package. This compact format allows the audience to enjoy the entire evening without breaks.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
