Espectáculo de cabaret de caballos locos de París con bebidas, incluido champán

Great fun! My sister and I found the show tasteful and entertaining! And I checked off one more place featured in Emily In Paris!

Wednesday evening at Crazy Horse was the perfect introduction to Paris as a solo traveler. What began as a night of entertainment quickly became an experience rooted in artistry, storytelling, and connection. I arrived expecting a cabaret show but left deeply impressed by the level of artistic expression on display. The performers were true dancers whose technical skill was evident in every movement. Each act felt distinct, using music, lighting, props, and the stage in creative ways to tell a story. As an American, I was surprised by how seamlessly the show transcended language. Whether the song was in English or French, the artistry spoke so clearly that translation was never necessary. The ambience was elegant, immersive, and perfectly curated. The service was equally impressive. As a solo traveler, it can be easy to feel overlooked, but the staff made certain that every guest felt included in the experience. My champagne arrived before the show began and became my companion until I naturally connected with other audience members seated nearby. By the end of the evening, what started as a solo outing had become a shared experience. The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the host. Her vocal range, stage presence, and command of the audience were extraordinary. She effortlessly guided the room from one mood to another, her voice setting the tone for each new scene with remarkable ease and artistry. While filming the performances is not permitted, guests were welcomed to record portions featuring the host, and she alone was worth the price of admission. Crazy Horse was far more artistic, welcoming, and thoughtfully produced than I anticipated. If you have the opportunity to attend while visiting Paris, I highly recommend it. It is not simply a show—it is an experience that celebrates performance, creativity, and human connection.

If you like pre recorded songs then you will Enjoy the show I did not come to the crazy horse to see male performers

Very entertaining a must see when in Paris- the loveseats are comfortable & the bottle of champagne was good quality

Incredible lighting imagery and thoroughbred dancers, even the male dancers thrilled us . Parisian at its best. Such great imagination to come up with these artistic dances -made the human body an art form.

The show was very artful and the ladies were very pretty. There was a part of the show that included a contortionist and he was amazing. I knew this show was not cancan but I heard someone who sounded disappointed so look up this show beforehand.

Great show. Wasn’t sure what to expect. It’s solo and group female strip tease and nude dancing with one male contortionist and a sexy singer between acts. Very well done and classy. The singer was excellent but I had hoped for more live musicians.

full of drunk Americans, (we could tell by the accents every time they shouted comments) seemed to feel the need to scream and cheer at every thing which they were encouraged to do, one guy dressed in a vest top (nice when people make an effort) seemed particularly excited when he saw a piece of flesh, have been to a few shows including Lido and Moulin, this show was average

Very slow at times. Energy level Needs to be picked up. No big production Numbers. Stage very small.

It was our first time at Crazy Horse Paris and we absolutely loved it! The show was fantastic, beautiful, elegant, and unforgettable. Thank you for an amazing experience!