Boxes and premieres
A private box at the Opéra Garnier or the Philharmonie, a film premiere, a ballet gala night: we open the seats of prestige, at the right placement with the right welcome.
Events & Shows · Paris
Events & shows in Paris: the access that matters
The seats that define the season are not sold at the box office.
Paris
Paris moves to the rhythm of its seasons — opera and ballet, the fashion fortnight, Roland-Garros, the autumn art fair, premieres — and the best seats change hands within a closed circle long before tickets open. TGZ Conciergerie opens the access that defines each occasion: a box at the Opéra Garnier, the front row of a show, the Philippe-Chatrier court, a private viewing. From the seat to the after-party, the evening is composed end to end.
The experience
Events & Shows
The fashion fortnight
The front row of Paris Fashion Week shows and access to the week's showrooms and after-parties: we seat you where the house seats only its guests.
Top-flight sport and art
A box and hospitality on the Philippe-Chatrier court at Roland-Garros, a private preview of Paris+ par Art Basel: the calendar's two great occasions, behind the scenes.
The dossier
Paris
Events & Shows
Opera, ballet and premieres
The Paris season plays out first on its stages: the Opéra Garnier and the Opéra Bastille, the Philharmonie de Paris at La Villette, the gala nights and film premieres that light up the Champs-Élysées. The best evenings sell out at subscription, and the most coveted boxes never appear on open sale.
We secure the private box, the placement in the stalls, access to the gala night and the champagne interval, including on dates listed as full. Cloakroom, a car waiting at the stage door, a supper after the show: everything is arranged before the curtain rises.
Paris Fashion Week, from the front row
Twice a year, the city becomes the world capital of fashion. Paris Fashion Week shows run by invitation, and the front row is composed within a very tight circle, from the houses of the Place Vendôme to the surprise venues of the couture calendar.
We open access to the shows and presentations, to private showrooms and to the after-parties that extend the week — then, after dark, to a club closed to the public, with no queue and no wait.
Grand sport and the art fair
In spring, Roland-Garros suspends the city: we place our clients in a box and in hospitality on the Philippe-Chatrier court, as close to the play as it gets, dining and dedicated service included. In autumn, Paris+ par Art Basel takes over the Grand Palais and sets the tempo of the contemporary art scene.
Private views, previews before the public opening, collectors' dinners and access to off-site galleries: we compose the run of the fair, from the first hang to the final gala.
The Paris night, to the very end
After the show, the evening carries on: a confidential Thierry Costes cabaret, a legendary Right Bank club, a discreet after-hours table. We open Silencio, Castel or Raspoutine with no wait, coordinate the chauffeured car between each address, and hold the last table until dawn.
Paris
The address book
A few of the names we open — the book itself never closes.
Opéra Garnier
Charles Garnier's jewel box, Chagall's ceiling and grand staircase — opera and ballet in the most sumptuous setting in Paris.
Philharmonie de Paris
Jean Nouvel's great hall at La Villette: the benchmark acoustic for symphonic concerts.
Roland-Garros
The Grand Slam on clay, Porte d'Auteuil — a box and hospitality on the Philippe-Chatrier court.
And every other: from the confidential neighbourhood table to the fully-booked three-star. Name yours — we know the house.
Open your access in Paris
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes: we secure private boxes and stalls seats for opera and ballet, including on dates listed as full, through our direct relationships. The champagne interval, the cloakroom and a supper after the show are arranged in advance.
Yes: we open access to the week's shows and presentations, to private showrooms and after-parties, within the limit of the houses' invitations. It is best to tell us several weeks before the calendar.
Yes: a box and hospitality on the Philippe-Chatrier court, as close to the play as it gets, with dining and dedicated service. The great second-week days book very far ahead.
Yes: previews before the opening, private views, collectors' dinners and gallery access. We compose the run of the fair and extend the evening if you wish.
Yes: cabaret, private club and an after-hours table — Silencio, Castel or Raspoutine with no queue — with a chauffeured car between each address, until dawn. All you do is arrive.
Events & Shows · Elsewhere
Name the evening. We open the doors the box office closes.