July 4,5 10, 11, 12
Canada - Quebec
Le Cabaret du Jugement Dernier
Rates
From $26,62
Recommended age
For all
Place
Indoor
Le Monastère
Le Monastère
120 minutes
Cabaret du Jugement Dernier 2025
There's a sacred place whose vocation is transformed when night falls…
Once darkness sets in, the tension rises. Le Monastère's disciples take to the stage for a circus competition unique in Quebec, where only the most daring acts will triumph. Acrobatics, juggling and aerial acrobatics are performed under the gaze of an expert jury... and yours.
In this Sanctuary, stained glass windows come to life, arches light up and light falls from the sky to reveal the extent of their prowess. Bodies bend, soar, defy gravity. Silence suspends time, then the explosion of cheers fills the sacred space.
Who will triumph? Whose talent will be consecrated? You'll be invited to take part in the judging, recognizing the excellence of these artists and celebrate their mastery in this friendly competition where the circus reaches its zenith.
The Monastery wishes to thank the Centre St Jax, the Conseil des arts de Montréal, the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec, Desjardins and PME MTL for making these cabarets possible. We also acknowledge the support of the Government of Canada.
About Le Monastère
Founded in 2016 by Rosalie Beauchamp and Guillaume Blais, Le Monastère is a non-profit social economy organization that actively contributes to the popularization of the circus as well as to the influence of Montreal as the world capital of this art. For the founders, artists who have traveled the world with the greatest companies such as Cirque du Soleil and the great German cabarets, it is essential to offer new ways of appreciating this art to a public eager for cultural novelties. By privileging the cabaret form, Le Monastère allows spectators to discover, or rediscover, the most talented artists in a warm and relaxed atmosphere. Inspired by European cabarets, the artistic vision of Le Monastère highlights Quebec-based talent. Located in Montreal's St. Jax Centre, a church inaugurated in 1864 on St. Catherine Street West, the organization offers the public the opportunity to live unique experiences.
