Madame Arthur, still on a quest to convert the world to cross-dressing creatures, comes to Saint-Omer, more precisely to Longuenesse, to taste the best beers in France (but not only).
A legendary Pigalle cabaret, it is now an artistic reference point for young Parisians. There's no reason why Parigos should be the only ones to enjoy it?
Opened in 1946, it was the first transvestite cabaret in Paris, and has seen such stars of the genre as Bambi and Coccinelle. Today, the artists revisit the French repertoire on piano and live vocals, from Régine and Céline Dion to ABBA and Aya Nakamura. Extravagance, laughter and impertinence are the order of the day!
A destination for everyone
• Le bâtiment est de plain-pied est dispose de sanitaires adaptés.
• En cas de spectacle à l'auditorium, une plateforme élévatrice est disponible en accès libre.
Not accessible to people with wheelchair
Accessible to people using a cane
Accessible to people with visual disabilities
Accessible to people with mental disabilities
Disabled lift
Resting space
Private parking with spaces for disabled motorists
