Madame Arthur Paris: Tickets, Tables & Guest List
Open nowOpen Thursday to Saturday; 80 years in 2026 (Le Bonbon, September 2026; venue website).
Tickets & tables via WhatsAppWhat Your VIP Table Includes
Premium Bottle Service
Choose from a curated selection of spirits, champagnes, and mixers — delivered directly to your reserved table.
Priority Entry
Skip the queue completely. Your host will be waiting at the door with your booking confirmation.
Dedicated Table Host
A personal host attends your table for the entire night, ensuring everything runs perfectly.
Enjoy Madame Arthur
Madame Arthur is a drag cabaret that has been going since 1946, now at 75 bis rue des Martyrs, between Pigalle and Montmartre in Paris's 18th arrondissement, and a club that plays only French-language music. Thursday to Saturday, the cabaret shows start at 9pm, then resident DJs take over until 6am. Le Bonbon (September 2026) calls it France's first drag cabaret, celebrating 80 years in 2026.
- Season
- Open Thursday to Saturday; 80 years in 2026 (Le Bonbon, September 2026; venue website).
- Area
- Pigalle
- Municipality
- Paris
- Music
- French-language music only: pop, chanson and hits, remixed by resident DJs
- Nights
- Thursday to Saturday: cabaret from 21:00, club from 23:00 (Thursday) or 23:30 (Friday, Saturday) to 06:00
- Capacity
- Three rooms on four floors, five bars
Groups or questions: WhatsApp
VIP Tables at Madame Arthur
At Madame Arthur, show seats, dinner and club entry are booked night by night, and tables depend on the evening. Message us on WhatsApp with the date, how many you are and whether you want the show, the club or both, and we'll tell you what's available.
How to Get to Madame Arthur
Madame Arthur is at 75 bis rue des Martyrs, 75018 Paris, in the former Divan du Monde. The metro runs until about 1:15am on weeknights and 2:15am on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before a public holiday (end of the line); after that, RATP's Noctilien night buses run from about 0:30 to 5:30.
Dress Code & Entry Requirements
No dress code is published. It's a cabaret of “créatures”, so sequins, costumes and anything with a bit of glamour fit right in. Themed months, such as the masked ball in December, are an excuse to dress up.
Eighty years of drag cabaret
Madame Arthur opened in 1946 and Le Bonbon (September 2026) calls it the first drag cabaret in France, where figures such as Coccinelle and Bambi performed. The venue traces its roots further back, to the Divan Japonais of the late 19th century. Since 2024 it has lived in the former Divan du Monde on rue des Martyrs: three rooms, three moods, four floors and five bars, according to Le Bonbon. The cabaret is sung live in French, with piano, voice and drag performers reworking classics with new arrangements, lyrics, staging and costumes, and a new creation every month. Late 2026 brings “Sur la route de Catchana” from 5 to 28 November and “Opération Bal Masqué” from 3 to 19 December.
After the show, a club in French
When the shows end, Madame Arthur turns into a club that plays only French-language music. Ten resident DJs revisit hits everyone knows, and Le Bonbon notes that the room often ends up singing along. The venue's timetable: on Thursday, doors at 8pm, shows at 9pm and 10:30pm, then the club from 11pm to 6am; on Friday and Saturday, doors at 8pm, a show at 9pm, a blind test at 10:30pm, a second show at 11pm, the club from 11:30pm to 6am and, new this season, Karakorale at midnight. It's a great night for a group, a birthday or a hen party that wants more than a dancefloor. Tell us on WhatsApp the date, how many you are and whether you want the show, the club or both.
Between Pigalle and Montmartre
Madame Arthur is at 75 bis rue des Martyrs, 75018 Paris, at the top of the street where Pigalle meets Montmartre. Several other clubs are a short walk away if you want to carry on: the Mikado under the HĂ´tel Rochechouart, Folies Pigalle on the square, Bus Palladium on rue Pierre-Fontaine and La Machine du Moulin Rouge on boulevard de Clichy. To get home, the metro runs until about 1:15am on weeknights and about 2:15am on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before a public holiday; those are arrival times at the end of the line, so the last train through your station leaves earlier. After that, RATP's Noctilien night buses run from about 0:30 to 5:30, and by the 6am close the morning metro is starting again.
