Top Italy Cabaret Shows

Enjoy an exclusive evening in a secret vintage theater in the center of Rome, near the Vatican. The show features multiple artists and combines the charm of the most glamorous burlesque with the elegance of the classic Italian variety, enriched with circus and musical theater touches. The atmosphere of the restaurant recalls the Italian cafes of the early 1900s and the small arthouse cinemas, giving a truly unique experience. Entrance, reserved for members, includes a reserved seat and a glass of fine Franciacorta, as well as a strictly Italian aperitif!

Immerse yourself in the enchanting Venice Carnival with an exclusive gala dinner held in a historic theater. Experience the vibrant atmosphere filled with lavish costumes and enjoy a spectacular musical cabaret show while savoring a delectable 4-course meal. Kick off the evening with a welcome drink and indulge in complimentary face painting before the grand performances. Suitable for all ages, this event features top-tier dancers, singers, and musicians, all set against the backdrop of ornate interiors. Delight in a menu that includes a starter, two main courses, dessert, water, and half a bottle of wine, all while surrounded by the magic of Venice. - Celebrate Venice Carnival with a gala dinner and cabaret show - Enjoy a 4-course meal with water and half a bottle of wine included - Marvel at extravagant costumes and performances by talented artists.

The new show by Vera Dragone takes its title from a famous piece by Lelio Luttazzi: a show with 9 artists on stage that proposes the setting and the sounds of the great Italian television variety of the 60s, one above all: Milleluci. The repertoire is inspired by the great ensemble numbers that have seen unforgettable performers such as Raffaella Carrà, Milva, Ornella Vanoni, Mina, Lo same Luttazzi, Jula De Palma and many others dance and sing. Along with her a varied kaleidoscope of artists: There are the dancers, the singer, the live band. The final picture is also framed by the sensuality of burlesque, which arrives and contributes in an elegant way to make this show even more seductive and mysterious, almost as if we were watching Sophia Loren’s famous striptease to the tune of Abat-Jour in “Yesterday Today and Tomorrow”. A spectacle of a world that no longer exists but that perhaps continues to excite and move us.