Crazy Horse Cabaret

The world of Parisian cabarets dates back to the late 1800s, but the iconic Crazy Horse didn’t make its debut until 1951. It has been making waves ever since as a way to pay homage to a long-standing part of Parisian nightlife. 
Pulling back the curtain on this storied cabaret, patrons can expect an evening of provocative yet sophisticated entertainment. The sultry performances are grandiose; the talented female dancers move across the stage with ease and the colorful lighting plays a major role in the dance numbers.
The cabaret underwent a makeover in 2005, when new management brought in some of the world’s top names to perform, including Dita von Teese and even Pamela Anderson. It's all a bit cheeky, 100 percent classy and a one-of-a-kind show, the original Parisian event.

Practical Info

Le Crazy Horse de Paris is located near the Alma Marceau metro station and the Champs-Elysées. Both the bus (lines 42, 63, 72, 80 and 92) and the metro (line nine) can be taken to the Alma-Marceau stop to reach the venue.  Shows take place up to three times a night.