Théâtre des Deux Ânes — theatre in the Saint-Georges district of Paris. Nearest metro: Blanche · M2. Wheelchair accessible. Allow around 120 minutes for your visit.
Replacing a succession of Belle Époque cabarets – "La Truie qui file", "L'Araignée" and the "Cabaret des Truands" – the Théâtre des Deux Anes was built in 1922 by the architect Charles Million for the two new directors, André Dahl and Roger Férréol (the two donkeys).
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