Follies Pigalle

Located in the north of the city centre. Construction of the Folie-Pigalle Cinema began in September 1907 to the plans of architect Robert Enault. In November 1929 it was renovated to the plans of architects Charles Siclis, Henri Just & Pierre Blum and renamed Theatre Pigalle, still operating as a cinema. Seating was provided in orchestra and three balconies. It was still operating in 1955 as the Cinema Pigalle, but had closed by 1965.

The building has been in use for many years as a live performance striptease theatre known as the Follies Pigalle presenting “Paris By Night”. When seen in March 2019 it had closed.

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