Rock is dead, long live rock.
However, please complete the “I remain rock” form on our secure platform “nosatisfaction.org” or on the “Yéyéyé” application with your 12-digit code. The absent are always wrong. After the success of his two previous shows awarded Molières de l’Humour 2016 and 2020, Alex Lutz returns to the stage more rock than ever (or not) at the Cirque d’Hiver in April 2025 for his third show.
10 May 2025
Dunya, the title of Mustafa’s masterfully crafted and breathtakingly tender debut album, roughly translates in Arabic to “the world with all its flaws.” It’s a lofty subject for a young songwriter, but as with all the themes at the heart of the Sudanese-Canadian artist’s work—from religious devotion to childhood trauma, gang violence to romantic intimacy—he approaches it through a personal lens. Blending genres and moods, weaving romantic details into instantly memorable folk songs, he’s created an album that feels like a series of personal revelations, one after the other.
Historical visit of the building. We take pictures of it from every angle, we paint it or sketch it in charcoal, we cite it as an example, we visit it in the same way as the Eiffel Tower and it is legitimate. Like no other, the Cirque d'Hiver is a reference and its legend extends well beyond our borders: it is the oldest circus in the world. Caution, it's not a show, it's a touristic
On June 14, 15 and 16, the Chœur de Pierre invites you to let the sun shine at the Cirque d’hiver.
The Cirque d'Hiver welcomes you whether you are an event agency, a company or an individual and accompanies you in the realization of your project.
November 7, 2025
Since the success of his debut EP in 2019, Kokoroko has become one of the most exciting projects of his generation.
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The winter circus was born on December 11, 1852 thanks to the Duc de Morny, half-brother of Prince Louis-Napoleon, who obtained permission to build, and Jacques Hittorf, his architect. Only a few years later, on November 12, 1859, the circus lights up thanks to the "flying trapeze", a trick invented by Toulousain Léotard, known as the "flying artist".