10 venues
Theatres to take over
Working theatres that open their auditorium, foyers and stage to private events, most of them in Paris: Le Trianon, the Châtelet, Mogador, Édouard VII, and a theatre on a barge in Lyon.
The venues
Paris, France
Théâtre du Châtelet
A 2,046-seat main hall, reception foyers and a rooftop over the Seine in a Paris theater open since 1862
Paris, France
Théâtre de l'Atelier
A 557-seat auditorium, a 110 m² stage and a bar for 120 with the lobby, in a Montmartre theater opened in 1822
Paris, France
Théâtre Mogador
A 1,600-seat auditorium, a 350 m² foyer and two salons in a 1919 theater near the Opéra, from 5 to 1,000 guests
Paris, France
Théâtre Édouard VII
730 seats on three levels, an 80 m² stage and receptions for 400 in a Paris theater between Madeleine and Opéra
Paris, France
Le Trianon
A listed 1902 Italian-style theater for 200 to 1,000 guests, with a 450 m² ballroom, below Montmartre at Anvers metro
Paris, France
Théâtre du Rond-Point
Three auditoriums of 746, 176 and 82 seats and a restaurant for 500 standing, on the Champs-Élysées in Paris 8e
Paris, France
Cabaret Sauvage
Soundproofed big top for 800 guests at a cocktail, with a 2,000 m² terrace on the Canal de l'Ourcq in Parc de la Villette
Paris, France
La Machine du Moulin Rouge
Three combinable spaces in Pigalle for company events: 800 at a cocktail in Le Central, 140 in plenary, a rooftop terrace bar
Pensacola, United States
Saenger Theatre
A 1,641-seat 1925 theater and 3,000 sq ft of meeting rooms for conferences, presentations and shows in downtown Pensacola
Lyon, France
Théâtre L'Île Ô
A 250-seat amphitheater, an 80-seat theater and a rooftop on a floating building moored on the Rhône in Lyon