This legendary Belle Epoque music hall today programmes the most amazing shows as well as the stars of chanson and comedy. Tucked between La Place de Clichy and the Eglise de la Trinité, this major Parisian theatre was established in 1851. In turn skating rink and theatre of attractions, Le Casino de Paris found its vocation during the First World War as a music hall. The first jazz orchestra to perform in France was heard here and it was above all where you could see the great leading showgirl Mistinguett, the venue’s queen until 1925, who left her position to her former protégé, Maurice Chevalier. Today this legendary theatre has remained faithful to today’s most extraordinary music hall shows (Tap Dogs, Arturo Brachetti...) and also musicals which have triumphed around the world. It is still considered a must by the major stars of French and international chanson and comedy.