Glittering lights and whispered secrets await you at Paradies. This is southern Germany’s only transvestite theater. Paradies Revue-Theater is a gem in Nuremberg. It sits just behind the main train station.
Since 1978, Paradies has been home to glamour. Artists from all over the world perform here. They offer a nostalgic tribute to revue greats. Each month brings a new transvestite show. Stars like Elke Winter and Olivia Jones have graced its stage.
Paradies offers charming and elegant transvestite shows. These shows always include a shot of eroticism. Live singers perform parodies and comedy. Erotic acts entertain both women and men.
Audiences are transported to a glamorous world. Imagine a coquettish wink. Picture a lascivious movement. Hear interesting anecdotes and songs with double meanings. Everything is packaged in elegant costumes. Tinsel and feathers add sparkle. It’s a charming escape from daily life.
The Paradies Revue Theater’s long-standing manager was Patric Dupont. He passed away in April 2016. For over 20 years, he shaped the theater’s atmosphere. He loved perfectly choreographed transvestite shows.
Paradies is the second-oldest transvestite theater in Germany. It continues to enchant guests even after Dupont’s death. The shows provide a delightful evening.
With about 65 seats, Paradies creates an intimate experience. Thomas Heber now manages the Paradies Cabaret.
Getting here is relatively easy. If you’re coming from the south or east, take the “Nbg.-Fischbach” exit. From the north or west, head towards Südstadt. The theater is a short walk from the main train station’s south exit. It’s also close to the Aufsessplatz U-Bahn station.
Paradies continues to offer a unique experience. It’s a place where you can leave your everyday worries behind. Enjoy the art of travestie. The Paradies Cabaret welcomes you.