The CD is available in all our shops and on our website. Welcome to the Moulin Rouge universe! We thank you for your understanding and wish you a pleasant evening. I do not have a table number, whereabouts in the theatre will I be seated? Passes can be digital on the TousAntiCovid app or in paper form. If you are not vaccinated, you must: — take an antigenic test in a pharmacy less than 72 hours before the show results in a few minutes, at a cost — or take a PCR test in an analysis laboratory less than 72 hours before the show results within 24h, at a cost You will need to wear a mask that covers your nose and mouth within the Moulin Rouge.
Autotests are not accepted. Your health pass and proof of ID will be required at the entrance. What health protocol in connection with Covid has the Moulin Rouge put in place? The sanitary measures put in place respect the protocol imposed by the French government: Respect of social distancing Provision of a contact-tracing notebook and of a venue QR code for the app TousAntiCovid Signal Implementation of a one-way system Follow-up and application of preventive measures to stop the spread of the virus Installation of multiple hand sanitizer dispensers at the various entrances and inside the building Ventilation of the venue and adjoining premises is provided by a full fresh air circulation Reinforced cleaning of the venue Increased signage and reminders of all measures required to limit transmission of the virus CAR PARK Any parking to advise me?
Do you offer a paid cloakroom? What is the minimum age for watching the show? The Musical are inspired by actual routines performed at the Parisian cabaret venue.
All audiences watching Moulin Rouge! The Musical at the Piccadilly Theatre will be required to wear a mask as a condition of entry. Details on medical exemptions are to be announced.
The Musical tickets in London are available from 12 November. The Musical is at the Piccadilly Theatre. The Musical tickets are on sale now. Book Moulin Rouge! The Musical tickets on LondonTheatre. Photo credit: Moulin Rouge! The Musical.
Skip to main content. Learn More. The Musical' in London. Everything you need to know about 'Moulin Rouge! Monday, 14 June, , Sophie Thomas. What is Moulin Rouge! The Musical about? When did Moulin Rouge! The Musical premiere?
Who wrote Moulin Rouge! Same great show with transportation to and from your hotel and some bubbly to enjoy while you take in the number-one rated show in Europe. It's the easy way to go, no need to figure out how to get there on the Metro or what to do when you're ready to leave. Complete with champagne, hotel pick-up and return after the show.
Choose the PM show or the PM show. Want dinner and the show but you can manage your own transportation? Pas de probleme! This combination dinner and show includes everything except getting to and from your hotel. Dress code at the Moulin Rouge is elegant attire. Dress your best, you're in Paris! Check with Booking. Search for your hotel …. Sure, it's a cabaret but you probably didn't know that the Moulin Rouge is also known for its dining. The menu continually changes but here's a sneak peek of what you can expect when you dine at the world's most famous cabaret.
Of course, it being France, a half bottle of champagne per person is always included! Mistinguett was a star of the Moulin Rouge in the early s and one of the highest-paid female entertainers in the world. Mistinguett Jeanne Florentine Bourgeois started her career as a flower seller and became so popular that she toured the US and appeared in Time magazine. Dedicated to the artist who popularized the gaiety of Moulin Rouge. Henri Toulouse-Lautrec accomplished a lot in his brief 36 years.
A French invention, it makes for a showstopping dessert. This menu is dedicated to the period between the Prussian War and World War I when France's economy flourished and the arts, restaurants, culture and entertainment gained recognition. Reserve your table….
What's not to love? More information…. Their extravagant design included a gigantic elephant sculpture in the garden and the early shows were inspired by circus acts. Instantly, Moulin Rouge became a magnet to tout le monde — women, workers, artists, the bourgeoisie , businessmen and tourists.
Enter Parisian artist Toulouse-Lautrec. It was his posters and paintings that boosted the Moulin Rouge to international fame. The Moulin Rouge has been the spot for entertainment in Paris since it was built at the height of the Belle Epoque , the re-flourishing of Paris after France's defeat in the Franco-Prussian War.
The French Cancan with its furious rhythms and scintillating costumes, along with a champagne-fueled audience, made the nightclub a sought-after destination.
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