LA RÊVE - NEW WEEKLY FRIDAYS AT CAFÉ DE PARIS

Bête Noire and Boom Boom Club Join Forces in Historic London Venue

Opening Night Friday 25th February 2011

The teams behind two of 2010’s hottest alternative club nights come together in 2011 to produce an all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza at the world famous Café de Paris. Over the past couple of years, Boom Boom Club and Bête Noire have forged reputations for producing top quality retro-flavoured, cabaret-infused club nights with an emphasis on quality, hand-picked performance and old school hedonism.

Bête Noire’s blend of jazz age splendour and flapper fashion dovetails with Boom Boom Club’s potent mix of  classic Vaudeville and Vegas grind, to create a fantasy world evoking nightlife’s golden age - from the Moulin Rouge to The Bellagio. Expect live music, floor shows, alternative circus, dancing girls, roving performance, comedy, aerialists and a host of other entertainment contributing to a feast for the senses. A blend of vintage sensibilities and contemporary after-hours entertainment, designed to appeal to retro devotees and all other lovers of hedonistic nightlife.

25^th FEB LINE UP

Ska Cubano 11-piece headline band, regularly top the world music / dance charts!

Ivy Paige (Compère) Acid-tongued, flame-haired first lady of cabaret

The Bee's Knees London’s finest flapper girls

Matt Hennem Crystal ball-juggling genius!

Chrys Columbine Clasically trained pianist and striptease diva

Roxy Velvet Internationally-renowned unruly showgirl extraordinaire

Pippa the Ripper Hula-Hooping party girl from down under

COMING UP IN MARCH

The Bee’s Knees come on board as resident DJs and dancers, performances from electro-swing legends The Correspondents and Nick Hollywood are in the pipeline, alongside the cream of London’s cabaret performers including Boom Boom Club’s Dusty Limits, Miss Behave and Hugo Desmarais of La Clique and La Soiree, aerialists Empress Stah and Roxy Velvet, and the wonderfully strange contortions of Rubber Ritchie.

Seated 3-Course Dining + Show - £45 advance

Unreserved Admission for Early Show - £12 in advance

Available from Ticketweb.

Direct Ticket Link:

http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=xxx&query=schedule&promoter=33new

General Admission: £8, from 10pm onwards.

The Café de Paris is one of the original homes of Vaudeville in the West End. Regular performers throughout the early years included luminaries such as Noel Coward, Marelene Dietirch and Louise Brooks, who made history when she introduced the Charleston to London at the venue in 1924. Café survived a devastating bombing in World War II , and has contunued to provide the backdrop for many of London’s wildest moments ever since.

“It‘s about time we started to claw back the West End from the ranks of insipid, recycled musicals and featureless big box clubs. We are taking our cues from the great parties of the past and creating something fresh and exciting for 2011 in the capital; a new Golden Age for the 21^st Century” - DJ Lucifer Box

For more information visit www.lareve.co.uk