Le Cabaret - Parisian Theatre Restaurant Bar

16/01/2018

Our fabulous cast...Napoleon Soldiers, La Goule the famouse can can dancer, Marie Antoinette, The Chanteuse, Le Starlett and the Magician will take you on a magical journey

16/01/2018

La Belle Rose Cabaret Evening Program
Reminiscent of Parisian cabaret of the 18th Century….where artists would gather share their art-form, philosophies, literature, laughter and love. Even the cuisine is modelled on the way the French dined in those periods. Furthermore it was a French magician Robert Houdin in 1851 who modernised magic by taking it off the streets and into cabaret and music hall venues. So leave your analytical mind behind and enjoy this cultural journey back in time and as the French say, joie de vivre (joy of living)

Course 1: Le Fromage
“A meal without cheese is like a day without sunshine,” goes one French proverb, perfectly conveying the essence of the French. Served with grapes and bread.
Cabaret Act 1 Revolution “French Goddess of Liberty & the famous Can Can”
“Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite”
Cabaret Act 2 La Starlette
“le cabaret….the finest entertainment she has known”
Course 3: Le Plat Principal
Blanquette de Veau! A classic French Dish. Louie XIV favourite, Veal, cooked with aromatic flavorings served with, celery, carrots and mushrooms.
Served to Napoleons army with his famous quote “an army marches on its stomach”
Vegetarian or Vegan option can only be served if requested by email 24 hours prior to booking
Cabaret Act 3 The Chanteuse
“Amour (love)….I regret nothing, neither the good nor the bad”
Cabaret Act 4 Madame Deficit
“take it…but don’t make me suffer long”
Course 3: Le Dessert – Crème Brulee
Created by François Massialott a French chef who served as chef de cuisine (officier de bouche) to various illustrious personages, including Louis XIV in 1691.
Cabaret Act 5 Le Magicien …(The Magician)
“superior French magic” Napoleon 1857.
Cabaret Act 5 (Finale) J’aime Paris
“Paris, at last I have come into a magical dreamland” Picasso

14/01/2018

Le Cabaret Show Room

03/08/2017

Alsace in Eastern France 1866

was born a girl named Louise Weber.

Her mother worked in a laundry.

As an Impoverished young girl she loved to dance.

She enjoyed dressing up in laundry customers’ expensive

clothing and pretending to be a glamorous star on a great stage.

At age 15, she began working with her mother in the laundry,

but behind her mother’s back began

sneaking off to the cabaret

dressed in a customer’s “borrowed” dress.

In her dance , she teased the audience by

swirling her raised dress to reveal a

heart embroidered on her panties and

would perform a high kick

while flipping off a man’s hat with her toe !

Then picking up a his glass and

quickly downing its contents

while dancing past their tables ,

she was affectionately nicknamed “La Goulue”

She became the

The toast of Paris

and the famous French Can Can dance was born

16/07/2017

La merveille de la magie

16/07/2017

Celebrating the French Revolution, as well as the Fête de la Fédération which celebrated the unity of the French people on 14 July 1790 ....with our Parisian Cabaret show "La Belle Rose" at the annual Sydney Bastille Festival

10/07/2017

03/07/2017

Some of our famous can can dancers being photographed for the media

03/07/2017

The Bastille French Festival flags are up in Circular Quay

12/08/2016

the stage is set for our cabaret show at the French World Festival

12/08/2016

Our beautiful artisans on Channel 7 Morning Show