Les Nuits d'Orion : le néo-cabaret qui traverse la nuit.

A disturbing danced neo-cabaret at Studio Hébertot in Paris, created by a former Paradis Latin dancer and Crazy Horse captain: a dance show that traverses the night in a series of scenes.

A danced neo-cabaret in Paris

A troupe of dancers, a mistress of ceremonies, and an entire night to traverse. One Sunday evening a month, Studio Hébertot, in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, becomes a cabaret where nothing is whispered anymore: desire and fear, solitude and celebration, tenderness and anger, what liberates and what torments. Rossi Sfumato, traversing the night in red and smoke; Credits: Marie CM Photographie

Here, no dinner show or revue. Les Nuits d'Orion is a dance show that reinvents the cabaret: a disturbing neo-cabaret, where each scene opens a door onto the night, its secrets, its excesses, its tenderness, its dizzying heights. We don't explain anything to you, we take you on a journey. You enter curious, you leave disturbed.

The first season of Les Nuits d'Orion played to sold-out houses for all its dates. Every Sunday evening, a hundred spectators filled Studio Hébertot to traverse the night with the troupe, as close to the stage as possible. A floor duo, between abandonment and trust; Credits: Marie CM Photographie

For its second season, the troupe returns during the full Cabaret Season, the national highlight dedicated to this stage art. Join us on Sunday 11 October, then Sunday 13 December and Sunday 28 February. Other nights will be announced throughout the year. Full house at Studio Hébertot: season 1 played to sold-out houses; Credits: Marie CM Photographie

Who are Les Nuits d'Orion?

A dancer on the stages of Paradis Latin and Crazy Horse, where she was captain, choreographer Oriane Azam founded Les Nuits d'Orion to express her own artistic vision. Today, the project has all the hallmarks of a company: a troupe, a distinctive style, a signature. On stage, women from multiple backgrounds, from very different professional and creative fields, united by the same passion for dance. This season, there are more of them, and they no longer apologise for who they are. Pour dé