Shows in Nice

Central venue for live music, dance, theatrical performances and much much more!

This theatre is an artistic venue located which brings the unexpected or the least expected on stage to enchant, captivate and stimulate any artistic inspiration.

The original cinema owner was a massive Queen fan! No joke! That's why it is named 'Cinema Mercury', after the infamous Freddy Mercury.

Located in the heart of Nice close to the Contemporary Art Museum, this theatre is the biggest of the city. It can accommodate more than 1000 spectators.

This is one of the oldest jazz bars on the Mediterranean - been around since 1904. The atmosphere in Cave Wilson is very pleasant, and Antoine, the owner, offers excellent wine with a plate of cheeses, bread and quality music.

The Monaco opera house was constructed in 1878 at the demand at the hands of Charles Garnier, who was also responsible for Paris opera house.

Since opening in April 2001, this huge theatre complex has offered hundreds of thousands of audience members the chance to enjoy some of the top talents in music, dance and theatre.

This opera house is home to Nice's Philharmonic Orchestra, the Ballet Nice Méditerranée, and Nice Opera's choir. They offer a continuous programme of operas, ballets & classical concerts.

Inaugurated in 1992, this theatre is born of a politic will to create a multipurpose exhibition space accommodating the best national and international music artists, but also in dance and theatre.

In 1999, Noëlle Perna, aka Mado Niçoise, created "The Theatre of Birds." An auditorium adjacent to Bar des Oiseaux. A true "small Olympia" South devoted to comedy.

Located in the historic district of Nice, this theatre is much more than a simple theatre.

There are in fact three separate cinemas run by Gaumont Pathe in the city of Nice.

This cinema has an emphasis on original version films and as such can be considered quite 'arthouse' in it's selection of films.

Beautiful old style cinema building that has kept its original charm.

Since July 2005, this cinema has been an Associate Member of the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF). This federation, founded in 1938, brings together organizations that are dedicated to the preservation of films considered works of art and facilitate the international exchange of films and documents about the history and art film.