France the market for corporate entertainment

France along with Germany represents a huge event market.
Not only there are a lot of good entertainers, artists and shows but there are also many requests coming from cities such as Cannes, Nice, Lyon, Marseille, Lille, Toulon and Paris of course. Why is that?

France has a strong entertainment culture. Many entertainment agencies (agence de spectacle ou agence artistique) exist to cover the huge market composed of weddings, corporate events, birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, and Christmas.

Not only these agencies are called by wedding planners and event planning agencies but they are also contacted by cities who regularly organize their own events.
 Specially during the Christmas period and New Year Eve, requests are coming in huge numbers from cities as well as villages (conseil général also).

Since the industry is quite strong in France with car companies such Renault, Peugeot and Citroen as well as with phone companies like Orange, Bouygues and Free; A multitude of events are organized each year in France. Sport is also very important in France with national events like Tour de France who organize various events while on tour.

France also has a huge cultural activity. Because of that, Its government subsidy a lot of entertainment troups and companies who regularly perform during numerous festivals across the country. Artists of all kinds and all sorts create shows and visual performances that will then be able to perform in theaters, circus, and of course on special events.

As Talents & productions is based in the South of France, on the French Riviera, we have access to numerous French artists who create all kind of new entertainment ideas. From singers to acrobats, from musicians to dancers; We have all you are looking for.
We are without doubt your number one France Entertainment Agency and if you are still not sure about it, let us remind you that we have worked twice for the French president by producing his Christmas show. We also have an office in Paris in the heart of France.

By Alexandre Hourdequin