CRAZY HORSE

In the heart of the Golden Triangle, Crazy Horse offers to a Parisian and international clientele a show of 90 minutes with absolute estheticism, a perfect combination of beauty, grace and precision built around 14 paintings.

Opened in October 2007, Forever Crazy is interpreted by a multicultural troupe of
19 talented dancers in an elegant setting where the play of shadow and light evokes the mystery and eroticism.
We also discover some new talents, including Roman and Slava, stunning duet
of tap dancers.
Since opening in 1951 , it was 6 million audiences, from Kennedy to Beyoncé, from Johnny Hallyday to Madonna, who carry with them the magic of Crazy Horse, recognized by all around the world as a hotbed of the art, the creativity and the performing.
Some great international artists such as Dita Von Teese , Arielle Dombasle or very recentlly Pamela Anderson, mingle with the Crazy Horse dancers for some exclusive parties, and perpetuate the spirit instilled by its founder Alain Bernardin.


Located a few steps away from the Champs-Elysées, the Crazy Horse offers to a Parisian and international clientele a 90-minute-show of an absolute estheticism; a unique kaleidoscope of beauty, grace, passion and precision.

Inaugurated in October 2007, Forever Crazy is performed by a multicultural cast of
19 stunningly beautiful and talented dancers in an elegant jewel case where the plays with lighting effects appeal to mind mystery and eroticism.

This is also the occasion to discover new talents, like Roman and Slava, a mind-blowing duo of tap dancers.

Since its opening in 1951, there have been 6 million of viewers, from Kennedy to Beyoncé, or from Johnny Hallyday to Madonna, who all keep a magical souvenir of the Crazy Horse, known by everyone and all across the world as the night spot of art, creation and performance.

Great international artists such as Dita von Teese, Arielle Dombasle or recently Pamela Anderson, join the Crazy Horse dancers for exclusive evenings and perpetuate the spirit instilled by its founder Alain Bernardin.