Live shows · CABARET SHOWS IN ITALY
The 6 best cabaret shows in Italy you can book tonight, with the price of a seat, how long the show runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Spend about 3.5 hours at Avanspettacolo Venezia, a mainland theater restaurant 10 minutes from Piazzale Roma. Begin with a welcome drink, then enjoy a five-course meat, seafood, or vegetarian dinner with wine while singers, dancers, musicians, and circus-style performers take the stage.
“It was incredible from start to finish , the food the acts and just the royalty atmosphere ! Owner even arranged is a chauffeur to take us home ! X”
Enter a small Roman cabaret for an evening of Italian music, drag performance, burlesque, dancing, and comedy. Arrive by 11pm, complete the cultural association form, and pay the required €15 fee, which includes your first drink. Most of the show is in Italian, with English help from the host.
“The place and people there was really nice! The show is great, guests are super fun, stuff was very friendly! I felt comfortable and safe during my whole time at the bar. Thanks so much!”
Take an air-conditioned ATVO coach from Jesolo Lido to Noventa di Piave Designer Outlet in about 50 minutes. Shop more than 160 designer stores, collect a Fashion Passport for an extra 10% off at participating shops, and use the same-day bus service back to Jesolo.
Spend an evening at Rome’s Ellington Club for Verissima, a two-hour Italian cabaret show mixing burlesque, music, comedy, Broadway songs, and colorful costumes. Your reserved table includes a three-course dinner. Drinks cost extra, and the show may not begin until 9:30 or 10:00 PM.
“Lo spettacolo è stato annullato e nessuno ha avvisato. In attesa di rimborso speriamo”
Meet your English-speaking guide at Piazza dell’Immacolata for white and red wine and 40 to 45 minutes of Roman stories. Then head to a local burlesque venue for comedy, dance, music, and magic. The small group is limited to 10, and the first venue drink costs €15.
“I had such a fab evening, my guide was the absolute best and the show was brilliant! definitely something different to do when visiting Rome!”
Meet guide Nina at Piazza dell’Immacolata for a walk through San Lorenzo, Roman stories, wine, live music, beer, and a burlesque show. This three-hour private English tour suits groups seeking a playful night out, though a €15 drink at the final venue is extra.
“Before ordering read programme. this joyrney starts at square where you let with local Nina while walking she will dive in roman history, and after that she brings you to local pub and only after that you go to Burleska show. Totally difference experience, love it!”
Pick a stage, a dinner table or a dance floor.
