Feathers, rhinestones and trips to the stage of the Milady Opéra cabaret

Those who once knew the Crazy Moon will barely recognize the place. Since they decided to invest in Toulouse two years ago, after lighting up the Folies Berchère near Narbonne, Michaël Maléry and his Milady Opéra have carved out the reputation they came for in the Pink City: that of the reference in terms of cabaret in Toulouse and its region.

For a heavy investment (2 million euros), the establishment located on the edge of the Champs Pinsons industrial zone may not (yet) look like much from the outside, but as soon as you open the doors, it is an enchantment which is offered to the public fond of escape, rhinestones and pretty girls. In the genre, the show designed by Michaël Maléry is tailor-made, with a permanent sense of wonder, largely due to the carefully selected costumes (more than 300 m² of stock in reserve!)

A hilarious Rika Zaraï

The holiday season being here, the shows follow one another every weekend, even sometimes during the week, to the great delight of a won over public, associative or family groups, works councils, simple individuals who also come in love. The reception is largely up to par, with a capacity of at least 500 people, soon to be increased with the construction of a stand upstairs. Also note some luxurious private corners, if you want to better enjoy the setting in complete privacy. “The idea is to please our customers, so that they come back and talk about it to those around them”, indicate together Michaël Maléry and Cheick Cissé, right-hand man of the boss managing the entire commercial part of the establishment.

There remains the show itself, this revue “Milady World” (Milady is the first name of Michaël's daughter), swirling with colors and sounds, those of the different countries visited during a show where the costumed (and plucked) choreographies !) follow each other to a frenzied rhythm.

The singing and transformation numbers are really worth the detour, and we laugh a lot when we see a larger-than-life Rika Zaraï appear on stage, or an Edith Piaf who still moves us just as much.