Le Mélo d'Amélie is a small Paris theater with 90 tiered seats and a vaulted cellar, available for private company evenings, works council events, training days and filming. It stands at 4 rue Marie Stuart in the 2nd arrondissement, in the Montorgueil district, close to Les Halles.
Seminars and company events
The theater offers companies and social and economic committees a private performance of one of its shows. The performance is closed to the public and can be played at the usual time or at a special session. A catering or entertainment offer can be added to the show.
The venue also describes its stage as suited to professionals in training, because the layout allows strong interaction between participants and speakers. It lists conferences and talks among its past events. For a team of up to 90, the room works for a plenary session, a keynote or an internal event followed by a drink.
Weddings and receptions
The official text does not present weddings. It does mention that the capacity suits Christmas parties for children and other occasions, such as birthdays and private evenings.
Rooms and capacities
The theater room has tiered seating for 90 and is air conditioned. Because of its size, the distance between audience and performers is short. The vaulted cellar is a second space on site, described as a distinctive feature of the venue, but the official text gives no separate capacity for it.
The theater rents the room to theater groups and schools for end-of-year shows and day workshops, with availability from May to July. Ticketing and technical support are offered as extra services. The venue is also used as a filming location for films, short films and advertisements.
Catering
The site mentions a catering or entertainment option that can be linked to a private performance, and the theater has a bar. It does not list menus or partner caterers, so confirm what is available for your date and numbers.
History and setting
The theater has been running since the 1990s and recently celebrated its thirty years, according to its news pages. It runs its own season of comedies and improvisation, and it also teaches theater. The Montorgueil setting is a pedestrian district of cafes and shops.
Getting there
The nearest metro stations are Sentier (line 3), Étienne Marcel (line 4) and Les Halles (line 14), all within a short walk.
