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Costume, alias, a glass in hand. The château lights up and the characters appear among you.

Immersive show, Bordeaux
A Roaring Twenties cabaret ball. Seven professional actors. You are a spectator-investigator, in the front row of the plot.
2-hour show, Fridays 6:30pm and 9:30pm
You have no lines to learn and no character to play. You're only given a 1920s alias to introduce yourself. Then you watch, wander, and vote.


Murder Party
Champagne keeps flowing. So does the music. Until the silence that changes everything.
Song, dance, burlesque, séance: the party is in full swing before the plot turns. Seven actors carry the story before your eyes. You're not backstage. You're in the room, in the middle of the game.

The feast
The ball opens. Characters reveal themselves. The room drinks it in before the crime.

Murder Party
You gather what you can. Then the spectators vote, and the actors play the ending.

Most of the time, the whole audience watches together: the major scenes, when the light settles and silence is asked of the spectators. Between these theatre scenes, the château opens up. You can follow a character, overhear a confidence, pick up a clue. Impossible to be everywhere. Every journey is unique.
Costume, alias, a glass in hand. The château lights up and the characters appear among you.
Cabaret, revelations, then a murder. The major scenes gather the whole room. Between them, the château opens to whoever wants to follow.
At the end, the spectators vote. The actors play the ending according to the verdict. Then optional exchanges with the actors.
Every spectator receives a mask (ball mask). At the cloakroom, you choose your distance: Safe or Interactive. Same price, same story, two ways to be in the room.
Safe mask
Actors do not initiate contact. You move freely, listen, watch. You enter the plot as an observer.
Interactive mask
Actors may briefly come to you. You remain a spectator-investigator: it's not a role to play, just a closer proximity to the plot.

Château Théâtre Descas
Writing and direction : E Freitas, D Sabaté, G Chabot, A Leclercq
Host of the ball
Jean-François Toulouse
The nephew
Mikael Cassoli
The medium
Romane Adjete
The performer
Lauren Chekman
The housekeeper
Rosy Pollastro
The butler
William Boutet
The journalist
Loïc Bouadla
Every Friday, limited seats, Roaring Twenties dress code appreciated. First bookable date: 2 October 2026.