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Cabaret 'Esprit de Paris' to Close Season with Parisian Flair

From Večernji List · () Croatian

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  • The cabaret show 'Esprit de Paris' by Miro Ungar will close the season at Klub Kazališta Komedija in Zagreb on June 12, 2026.
  • The performance features music, dance, and humor, transporting the audience through famous Parisian locations.
  • The show has been a long-standing success, contributing to the cultural scene in Zagreb.

The Klub Kazališta Komedija is set to close its current season with a special performance of the long-running cabaret show "Esprit de Paris" on Thursday, June 12, 2026. This production, directed by Miro Ungar, has become a staple at the venue, consistently drawing audiences with its blend of Parisian charm, music, and dance.

"Esprit de Paris" promises an immersive experience, taking spectators on a journey through iconic Parisian neighborhoods and landmarks. From the artistic hub of Montmartre and the vibrant Pigalle district to the grandeur of the Champs-Élysées and the legendary Moulin Rouge, the show aims to capture the spirit of the "City of Light."

The performance features a dynamic cast, including Maja Bajamić, Katarina Vukadin, and Marina Žužić, alongside the Kontesice dance ensemble, Sanja Šerifović, Paula Ribić, and Goran Vugrinec. Their collective talents bring to life the musical numbers and dance routines that define the show's unique cabaret atmosphere.

Closing the season with "Esprit de Paris" also serves as an opportunity for the Klub Kazališta Komedija to express gratitude to its loyal audience. The continued success of the show underscores the venue's significant role in Zagreb's cultural landscape, offering a taste of Parisian flair in the heart of the city.

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