Discover
On arrival, you're welcomed as a guest of the ball: a 1920s alias, a glass of wine, and period costume if you brought one. The evening eases in gently. The actors are already in the room, around you, and the world takes shape.

Participatory show, Bordeaux
A Roaring Twenties cabaret Cluedo. You are a spectator-investigator, in the middle of the plot.
2-hour show, Fridays 6:45pm 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 sitting still. 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.
On arrival, you're welcomed as a guest of the ball: a 1920s alias, a glass of wine, and period costume if you brought one. The evening eases in gently. The actors are already in the room, around you, and the world takes shape.
The show moves through major scenes that the whole audience watches together: cabaret numbers, revelations, then a murder. Between those moments, you're free to walk the château, follow a character, or overhear a confidence. Nothing to perform: you watch, and you gather clues at your own pace.
When the plot is complete, the audience votes to name the culprit. The actors then play the ending that matches your verdict. You can stay afterward to talk with them and untangle what you saw.
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
No. It's a show performed by 7 professional actors. You have no lines to learn and no character to play: you watch, you wander, then you vote.
Choose the Safe mask at the cloakroom. Actors will not initiate contact. You still experience the main scenes with the whole audience, with no forced interaction.
About 2 hours of show, then around 30 minutes to chat with the actors if you like. A glass of wine is included.
It's strongly encouraged, never mandatory. A 1920s outfit deepens the ball atmosphere, but you'll be welcome in any attire.
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.