Théâtre de la Choucrouterie

About

The Théâtre de la Choucrouterie in Strasbourg is a beloved cultural venue known for its lively cabaret spirit and sharp political satire. Founded in 1984 by actor and director Roger Siffer, it quickly became a landmark of Alsatian humor and social commentary. The theatre presents a mix of cabaret, comedy, music, and multilingual performances, often blending French, German, and Alsatian dialects to reflect the city’s unique identity at the crossroads of cultures. Its intimate atmosphere invites audiences to laugh, reflect, and engage with contemporary issues through wit and creativity. Beyond its stage productions, the Choucrouterie also serves as a meeting place for artists and audiences, fostering dialogue and community. With its bold programming and distinctive voice, it has established itself as both a cultural institution and a symbol of Strasbourg’s vibrant artistic scene. For visitors, attending a show here offers not only entertainment but also a glimpse into the city’s playful yet critical spirit.

Strasbourg France

Location

The Théâtre de la Choucrouterie is located at 20 Rue Saint-Louis in the Finkwiller district of Strasbourg, a charming area just steps from the iconic Petite France neighborhood with its half-timbered houses, canals, and cobblestone streets. This intimate venue, originally a sauerkraut factory turned cabaret-theater, sits in the heart of the historic Grande Île UNESCO site, offering easy access by foot from major attractions like the Strasbourg Cathedral, Ponts Couverts bridges, and Place Kléber's shops and cafés. Visitors enjoy convenient public transport via the CTS network, bike paths, and proximity to the train station, blending cultural performances with the city's picturesque riverside ambiance and dining options.