Dungeon·e & Dragon·e brings drag and role-playing to Hasard Ludique

What if you became the hero of a drag show? On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, Hasard Ludique, in Paris’s 18th arrondissement, hosts Donjon·e & Dragon·e, a show blending drag, cabaret and role-playing games. On the bill: wild performances, colorful characters and an adventure whose course the audience can change with the roll of a dice!

Drag queens and role-playing games—that’s the whole concept behind Donjon·e & Dragon·e, an interactive show returning to Hasard Ludique, in Paris, on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. Inspired by the famous role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons, this one-of-a-kind cabaret invites the audience to take part in a fantasy adventure filled with humor, improvisation and drag performances. Here, the audience doesn’t just watch the artists take the stage: they can also influence the plot and decide the characters’ fate. And let’s just say the dice don’t always roll in your favor!

How does it work? Before even entering the room, each participant chooses their character class when booking their ticket. More of a warrior, ready to charge headlong into the fray? A mage, skilled in spellcasting? A rogue, a specialist in underhanded tricks? Or a bard, who prefers to charm their audience? Throughout the show, the audience collectively plays these four characters and takes part in a story devised and told by La Dragonne et Anacab. Audience members suggest actions, make decisions and roll the dice to determine whether they succeed... or fail. Rest assured, those who are a little shy can also enjoy the show without taking part directly.

Onstage, the adventures come to life thanks to a troupe of artists blending drag, burlesque, dance, singing and theater. This edition features Morphine Blaze, a glamorous, extravagant creature inspired by genre cinema; Shammy des Vices Junior, a Parisian drag king with a biting sense of humor; and Masha Kils, a drag-burlesque performer whose acts are often disorienting. The whole show is orchestrated by La Dragonne and Anacab, who guide the audience through the twists and turns of this new story. Fantasy fans should appreciate the role-playing references, while curious drag-cabaret fans can enjoy the acts without needing to know the rules of Dungeons & Dragons.

So head to Hasard Ludique, a former Petite Ceinture railway station converted into a cultural venue, for an evening where nothing is entirely set in stone. The show is scheduled to run from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., with tickets costing 12 euros in advance (excluding booking fees) and 14 euros at the door. It’s a rather original way to spend a Wednesday evening, somewhere between fantasy adventure and cabaret, with one question hanging in the air: will your decisions lead the heroes to triumph or hasten their downfall?

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