Friday, January 17
We're (re)discovering Camille Cottin at the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord
She has dazzled us on both the big and small screens, and now she’s ready to amaze us on the stage of the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord. Camille Cottin is coming to (re)conquer the hearts of Parisians this January. In this play adapted from the novel Jewish Cock by Katharina Volckmer, the actress embodies a young man trapped in a woman’s body. Through his thoughts, the character invites us into the depths of his intimacy, reflecting on his family heritage as well as his love for K. With blunt honesty, this monologue transcends the boundaries of political correctness, allowing for a clever blend of authenticity, dark humor, and poetry.
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The Appointment
Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord
37 bis, boulevard de la Chapelle – 10th arrondissement
From January 7 to 25, 2025
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Saturday, January 18
We're crazy about Claire Heitzler's pastries
No matter the occasion, this weekend we’re treating ourselves with the highly delightful creations of Claire Heitzler. Her pastry shop located just outside Paris, in Levallois-Perret, is doubling up this winter with a lovely exclusive counter at La Samaritaine. Until next spring, this charming stand invites you to discover a plethora of fruity, chocolaty, and finely sweetened pastries, including the delicious original galettes des rois to savor as long as January lasts.bsp;!
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Chiharu Shiota, The Soul Trembles
Grand Palais
7, avenue Winston-Churchill – 8th
Until March 19, 2025
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We’re going to see a dystopian show at Hasard Ludique
From their first intimate shows at Consulat Voltaire to their magnificent emergence at Hasard Ludique, the Extravaganza troupe – led by the iconic drag queen Manly B – continues to dazzle us. With her troupe, they are back on stage more excited than ever, presenting their latest creation, an immersion into a dystopian world, filled with revolt and artistic resistance. A show that dances between light and darkness, emotion and reflection, always with a bold narrative that combines music, live performance, drag, dance, and theatrics.Circus, cabaret, and circus. Get ready to be transported to a parallel dimension for one evening, in the dark mirror of our reality.
```htmlSee this post on InstagramThis is THE Sunday meeting that will end your weekend beautifully. La Bellevilloise invites you to its traditional Jazz Brunch, which, as the name suggests, promises to be as jazzy as it is delicious. For the occasion, The Charming Swing Band, a group of young musicians passionate about traditional jazz, is excited to bring back the old swing of yesteryear. A delightful return to the 30s with an undeniable groove that makes us want to dance and sip gin all night long. But this time, we’re leaving behind our old bottle of Gibsons and late-night wanderings, swapping it all for a thoughtfully prepared brunch featuring scrambled eggs, pancakes, and tutti quanti, crafted from the finest local products.
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Jazz Brunch: The Charming Swing Band
La Bellevilloise
19-21, rue Boyer – 20e
Sunday, January 19, 2025, at 11:30 AM or 2 PM
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We’re going to see voguing gems at Point ÉphémèreThe ballroom scene is setting up this weekend by the Canal Saint-Martin, and they’re ready to give us a vibrant Sunday experience! Join us at Point Éphémère starting at 4 PM for an extravagant and stunning ball. Organized by Kendrick Mugler Tv and presented by MC Ocean Mugler, the event showcases participants from all walks of life ready to dazzle us with their groovy moves, voguing, runway, and more competitions!
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Get Ready to Vogue
Point Éphémère
200, quai Valmy – 10th
Sunday, January 19, 2025 at 4 PM
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We’re having an extraordinary movie session at La GéodeAfter more than six years of closure, the grand Géode of La Villette Park finally reopened its doors last December. A mythical spherical cinema in Paris – and one of the largest theaters in the world – that returns after extensive renovations with state-of-the-art technology, a 1,000 m² screen that wraps us in 180 degrees, and ultra-comfortable seats (even reclining ones for those in the front). On the program, we discover three documentaries specially designed for the theater, as well as Mufasa: The Lion King in IMAX. What’s the extra touch?For its reopening, La Géode is offering an unbeatable deal: for every ticket purchased, you get one free! The perfect plan for your weekend.
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