Question 1

WHAT IS THÉÂTRE RISQUÉ?

Accepted Answer

We are a private, erotic speakeasy show based in Charlotte, NC. Our Provocateurs of Pleasure provide entertainment in various forms of nudity and expression. Tickets are required to attend. 21+ only.

Question 2

WHERE IS THÉÂTRÉ RISQUÉ LOCATED?

Accepted Answer

We host our show in a few select and private locations throughout the city. You must purchase a ticket to receive the location for the current running show.

Question 3

IS THIS A PLAY PARTY?

Accepted Answer

Not exactly. While we do have items available for some light play (ie: wax, impact, sensory, shibari, etc) we are not a play party. Guests are encouraged to engage in our entertainment areas during pre-show and intermission and learn more about the different types of light play we have available.

Question 4

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN “VOYEUR” & “VIP VOYEUR” TICKETS?

Accepted Answer

“Voyeur” tickets are what we consider to be general admission. This ensures basic entry to our show. It is standing room only. “VIP Voyeur” tickets and the "Duo Voyeur" tickets are what we consider to be reserved seating. This ensures a designated seat during our show.

Question 5

WHAT IS THE DRESS CODE?

Accepted Answer

We prefer our guests to come in evening wear or lingerie. Fashionable BDSM/kink-wear is also highly encouraged. Please no nudity.

Question 6

MAY I TIP THE PROVOCATEURS OF PLEASURE?

Accepted Answer

Of course! It is highly encouraged to tip our performers. Cash, Haüs Cash and digital tips are acceptable. Our stage kittens are available to provide change for Haüs Cash, as well.

Question 7

WHAT IS “HAÜS CASH”?

Accepted Answer

“Haüs Cash” is money that you can exchange for your bills to tip each provocateur. Each risqué bill is equal to $1 and can be used for tipping and purchases during the event.

Question 8

I MISSED ONLINE TICKET SALES, MAY I PAY AT THE DOOR?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately we do not accept any door entries. Final ticket sales end approximately one (1) hour before doors open. If any guest arrives with someone who does not have a ticket, both people will be turned away without a refund. This is an exclusive event and tickets are required per person.

Théâtre Risqué: Summertime Fine