A legendary cabaret that exalts femininity, Crazy Horse Paris was founded in Paris in 1951 by Alain Bernardin, an avant-garde artist and an insatiable admirer of women. His genius? Putting creation and woman at the center of his cabaret. This approach resulted in a veritable artistic signature, where the perfect and arched bodies of the dancers are clothed in subtle lighting effects.

 

Since 2006, it has been Andrée Deissenberg, General Manager of Creation & Development of Crazy Horse Paris, who has continued this guiding principle around creation. She has also opened the doors to the Crazy to women and exceptional artists for performances that are as exclusive as they are exceptional.

 

In 2016, Crazy Horse Paris celebrated its 65th anniversary. For this special occasion, the queen of burlesque, Dita Von Teese, captivated more than 8,500 spectators from around the world for 15 days and to sold-out shows and delirious applause.  It was Chantal Thomass who then unfurled her ultra-feminine universe in an acclaimed show “Dessous Dessus” that put the dancers – and the public – “Dessous Dessus” (Upside Down).