Messe noire pour Halloween : Cirque De Boudoir

📅 31 Oct 2026
🏟️ Théâtre Paradoxe, Montréal, Canada, Amérique du Nord

Cirque De Boudoir présente la troisième édition de son spectacle Black Mass Halloween, un événement audacieux et provocateur, au Théâtre Paradoxe à Montréal le 31 octobre 2026, dans le cadre des célébrations du 20e anniversaire de la troupe.

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Messe noire pour Halloween : Cirque De Boudoir

Black Mass Halloween is a Halloween show staged by Cirque De Boudoir, with the troupe describing it as edgy and sacrilegious. This is the third edition of the production, and it is being presented at Théâtre Paradoxe in Montreal on October 31, 2026. The date falls within the troupe's 20th anniversary celebrations, which gives the evening a sense of occasion for longtime followers of the company.

What to expect

  • Format: a live show, with the Cirque De Boudoir name pointing to circus-style and cabaret-influenced performance.
  • Tone: deliberately provocative and irreverent, built around a Halloween theme rather than a family-friendly one.
  • Continuity: this is the third staging of the show, so it is aimed at audiences who enjoy seeing a production return and develop.

Planning your visit

The show takes place at Théâtre Paradoxe, which is the venue to check for seating and admission details. For up-to-date information, the theatre's website at theatreparadoxe.com is the best place to start. Because the show is tied to a specific night, Halloween itself, it is worth booking early if you plan to attend on the 31st.

Montreal offers plenty to explore before or after the performance. The city is known for its theatre, music and dining scene, so an evening out can easily extend beyond the show. Visitors who come for the Halloween weekend may find the city lively, and the show makes a fitting choice for anyone wanting something theatrical and unconventional to mark the holiday.