Le Trianon (theatre)

Le Trianon is a historic theatre located in Paris, France, at 80 boulevard de Rochechouart, in the 18th arrondissement. Originally established as a music hall named the "Trianon-Concert" in 1894, it was built on the site of a former guinguette, a type of working-class tavern or cabaret common in the 19th century. Over its history, the venue has served various functions, including a theatre, concert hall, and cinema.

The Trianon's architecture reflects the Belle Époque style, and it has been renovated and restored multiple times throughout its existence. In the early 20th century, it was briefly known as the "Trianon-Théâtre" and then the "Trianon-Lyrique," hosting operettas and theatrical performances. Later, it operated as a cinema before returning to its roots as a performance space.

Today, Le Trianon is a popular venue for concerts, theatrical productions, and other live events. Its intimate atmosphere and historical significance make it a notable landmark in the Parisian entertainment scene. The venue boasts a capacity that allows for a personal connection between performers and audience members, contributing to its enduring appeal.