"How to become a parisian in one hour?" show in Paris

From December 18, 2012 to June 16, 2013

"How to become a parisian in one hour?" show in Paris 24 Boulevard Poissonnière 75009 Paris fr

Make your trip unique, come and discover one of the most successful Comedy show in Paris!

100% in english
100% French humor
100% easy to understand for French!!!

You love Paris but you think that Parisian are rude ? You're right, they are!
You are too nice and you want to become arrogant ! Don't wait and come to The training "How to become parisian in one hour ?" approved by almost 150 000 spectators! After the show, you'll act like a real Parisian in every situation encountered during your trip : taxi, metro, restaurant, shop, night club... Even your intimacy with your partner will never be the same!

You' ll learn the typical parisian language, facial expressions... Your family and your friends won't recognize you !!! This is The essential survival guide to enjoy Paris!

Performances

Tuesday at 7.30pm, Friday 7pm, Saturday 7pm and Sunday at 6pm.
From January: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday at 7pm and Sunday at 6pm.
Duration 1:10, no intermission

More information

"How to become a parisian in one hour?"

Admission fees and rates

First category: 31€
Second category: 24€
Golden Square (Carré Or): 37€

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