Show "Inferno – The Last Night of Disco" Théâtre Bobino, October 9, 2026 to January 24, 2027

Immerse yourself in the dazzling world of disco with Inferno – La Dernière Nuit du Disco at Bobino. Amidst live music, high-energy choreography, and a 1970s atmosphere, Carmen and Bianca navigate a legendary club where secrets, ambition, and vengeance intertwine. It is a vibrant musical show set to the beat of classic disco-funk hits.
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What to expect

Would you like to experience an evening filled with music, dance and the energy of the 1970s? Inferno – La Dernière Nuit du Disco invites you into a flamboyant world where disco and funk rhythms meet a story of ambition, secrets, rivalries and revenge. Presented at the famous Bobino theatre in Paris, this musical show offers an immersion into the electrifying atmosphere of disco nights, with dynamic choreography, live music and a set inspired by the golden age of clubs.

From 9 October 2026 to 24 January 2027, several performances are offered, allowing audiences to choose the show that best suits their stay or their Parisian itinerary. Whether you are passionate about 1970s music, a fan of musical shows or simply looking for an original outing in Paris, Inferno is a great opportunity to discover a rhythmic and spectacular production.

Inferno – La Dernière Nuit du Disco: dive into the heart of disco fever in Paris

A journey into the legendary world of disco

The story takes place at the heart of the INFERNO, a club where partying takes centre stage and every night becomes the setting for encounters, passions and power games. Carmen, a key figure in this nocturnal world, rules over her establishment and welcomes a carefully selected clientele. Yet behind the lights and excitement of the evenings lie much more complex stories.

It is in this environment that Bianca, a young dancer destined for a brilliant future, takes her first steps. As she discovers the backstage world of the INFERNO, she gradually finds herself confronted with a world that will overturn her certainties. The relationships between the characters evolve throughout the story, revealing tensions linked to family, personal ambitions, power and revenge.

This plot gives the show a dimension that goes beyond a simple musical tribute. The audience gradually discovers the characters and their stories while being carried along by the energy of the musical and choreographic performances.

A musical atmosphere inspired by the 70s

Music is obviously one of the major strengths of Inferno – La Dernière Nuit du Disco. The show draws its inspiration from the golden age of disco and funk, a period marked by catchy rhythms, iconic artists and a true revolution in the world of clubs and dance.

The musical universe notably refers to major figures such as Donna Summer, Gloria Gaynor, Stevie Wonder, Chic and Diana Ross. These influences recreate the spirit of an era when dance floors had become true places of spectacle.

The presence of live music further enhances this sense of immersion. The songs and performances accompany the development of the story and give the show a sustained rhythm. Disco enthusiasts will be able to rediscover a familiar atmosphere, while spectators who are less familiar with this period can discover the musical and artistic codes that marked an entire generation.

Choreography at the heart of the show

Dance also plays an essential role in Inferno's identity. The choreography contributes to building the atmosphere of the club and helps convey the energy of disco nights. The movements, costumes and stage performances contribute to creating a particularly dynamic visual production.

The staging and choreography are by Cécile Chaduteau, while the musical direction is handled by Christophe Jambois. The book brings together Cécile Chaduteau, Christophe Jambois, Guillaume Beaujolais and Chloé Vankeirsbilck.

This artistic team thus combines several areas of expertise in music, dance and storytelling to create a coherent and immersive show.

A show to discover at the Bobino theatre

For this production, head to the Bobino theatre, located at 14-20 rue de la Gaîté, 75014 Paris. Located in the Montparnasse district, the theatre enjoys a convenient location for a cultural outing in the heart of the capital.

The area is easily accessible by public transport. The Gaîté station, served by line 13 of the Paris metro, is close to the venue. Edgar Quinet station, on line 6, is another option for reaching Bobino.

The theatre's location also makes it easy to incorporate the performance into a day or evening in Paris. After a stroll through the Montparnasse district or before dinner in the capital, the show can become the highlight of your itinerary.

Several times to organise your outing

The programme runs for several months, with performances mainly scheduled in the evening. Most performances begin at 9:00 p.m., making it possible, in particular, to enjoy a day exploring Paris before heading to the theatre.

Some dates also offer performances at 4:30 p.m. or 5:00 p.m., particularly during several weekends. These afternoon times can be especially convenient for people who wish to attend the show while keeping their evening free for another activity.

The dates run from 9 October 2026 to 24 January 2027, with numerous performances spread throughout this period. It is therefore possible to select a performance according to your stay, availability or Parisian itinerary.

To fully enjoy the performance, it is recommended to plan to arrive at the theatre approximately 30 minutes before the time indicated on the ticket. This extra time allows you to reach the auditorium calmly and take the time to settle in before the show begins.

Prices to suit different budgets

Several seating categories are available, allowing audiences to choose their location and budget. Listed prices start at €23 and can reach €79 for the best categories.

The different categories offered are as follows:

  • Carré Or: from €79
  • Category 1: from €65
  • Category 2: from €49
  • Category 3: from €29
  • Category 4: from €23

The choice of category therefore makes it possible to adapt your experience to your preferences and budget. For a special occasion or to enjoy the show to the fullest, the higher categories may be preferred. The more affordable categories, meanwhile, allow you to discover this musical production at a more accessible price.

Prices may vary depending on performances and availability at the time of booking. It is therefore preferable to select your date and category sufficiently early.

Why book Inferno – La Dernière Nuit du Disco?

Booking a seat for Inferno – La Dernière Nuit du Disco means, above all, choosing an outing that brings together several forms of entertainment: an original story, music, dance and a genuine visual atmosphere inspired by the disco world.

As the performance period is limited, from 9 October 2026 to 24 January 2027, booking in advance allows you to have a better choice of date and seating category. This is particularly useful for visitors with a precise itinerary in Paris or who wish to attend the show on a specific date.

Evening performances offer an excellent idea for an outing to round off a day in Paris, while afternoon performances make it easier to organise a cultural or family day.

The show may also appeal to fans of 1970s music who want to rediscover the atmosphere of the great disco and funk classics. With its musical influences and dance performances, Inferno offers an experience designed to bring back the energy of an iconic era.

A Parisian outing combining music and entertainment

Beyond its story, Inferno – La Dernière Nuit du Disco focuses on atmosphere. The audience is transported into a world where lights, music, costumes and choreography evoke the festive nights of the 70s.

The experience can be enjoyed both by musical theatre enthusiasts and by people simply looking to discover an original show during their stay in Paris. The variety of performance times and ticket categories makes organising this outing easier.

Whether you come alone, as a couple, with friends or in a group, this production offers an opportunity to share a different evening in a renowned Parisian theatre. The disco universe brings a festive dimension, while the plot provides enough depth to keep the audience engaged throughout the performance.

Prepare your evening at Bobino

Before heading to the theatre, remember to carefully check the date and time selected when booking. It is recommended to arrive approximately 30 minutes before the start of the performance to enjoy a smooth welcome.

The theatre also has a bar and a cloakroom, practical services to complete your experience on site. The venue is also accessible to people with reduced mobility, with suitable arrangements to be made when booking.

Access is prohibited for children under 4 years old. Some ticketing information also recommends the show from 12 years old, an element to take into account when planning your outing.

An invitation to rediscover disco fever

With its universe inspired by the great disco nights, its colourful characters, choreography and iconic musical references, Inferno – La Dernière Nuit du Disco promises a theatrical experience centred around rhythm and spectacle.

From 9 October 2026 to 24 January 2027, let yourself be swept into the world of the INFERNO and discover the story of Carmen and Bianca through a performance combining live music, dance and drama. With tickets available from €23, several seating categories and numerous performance times, you can choose the option that best suits your itinerary.

For a cultural outing, an evening with friends or simply the desire to rediscover the incomparable energy of the disco years, Inferno – La Dernière Nuit du Disco stands out as a musical experience to discover at Bobino, in the heart of Paris.

Common questions

What is the show ‘Inferno – The Last Night of Disco’?

  • ‘Inferno – The Last Night of Disco’ is a musical show inspired by the disco and funk scene of the 1970s. The story is set in an iconic Parisian club where music, dance, ambition and conflict come together.

What ticket categories are available?

  • Several seating categories are available: Carré Or, Category 1, Category 2, Category 3 and Category 4. Each category corresponds to a different price range and a different area of the venue.

What is the story behind the show?

  • The plot centres on Carmen, a key figure in the nightlife of L’Inferno, and Bianca, a young dancer who gradually discovers the behind-the-scenes world of this scene. The narrative weaves together family relationships, ambition, power and a desire for revenge.

What musical style can be heard during the performance?

  • The soundtrack is mainly inspired by 1970s disco and funk. The show pays tribute to iconic artists such as Donna Summer, Gloria Gaynor, Stevie Wonder, Chic and Diana Ross.

Does the show feature choreography?

  • Yes. Dance plays a significant role in the performance. The choreography plays a key part in creating the festive and dynamic atmosphere inspired by the great disco nights of the late 1970s.

Who is directing the show?

  • The direction and choreography are by Cécile Chaduteau. Christophe Jambois is the musical director, whilst the script is a collaboration between Cécile Chaduteau, Christophe Jambois, Guillaume Beaujolais and Chloé Vankeirsbilck.

Is the show suitable for children?

  • Bobino does not allow children under the age of 4 to enter. Some ticket offices also recommend the show for ages 12 and over. It is therefore advisable to take these guidelines into account before booking.

How do I get to the Bobino theatre by public transport?

  • The theatre is easily accessible by metro. The Gaîté station, served by line 13, and the Edgar Quinet station, on line 6, provide quick access to the venue.

How much time should you allow before the show?

  • It is recommended that you arrive at the theatre at least 30 minutes before the performance begins. This allows you to go through security, find your seat at your leisure and settle in before the curtain rises.

Is Bobino accessible to people with reduced mobility?

  • Yes, the theatre is accessible to people with reduced mobility. To benefit from suitable facilities, it is recommended that you specify your requirements when booking so that appropriate arrangements can be made.

Why book a ticket for ‘Inferno – The Last Night of Disco’?

  • This show offers an immersive experience of the spectacular atmosphere of the disco era, combining music, dance, costumes and a compelling storyline. It’s an opportunity to rediscover the energy of the great disco-funk classics whilst experiencing an original story set in an iconic Parisian theatre.

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