Paris Crazy Horse Cabaret: 90-Min Show & Champagne

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Duration1h 30m

GroupUp to 10

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What Does a 65-Year-Old Parisian Cabaret Look Like When It Reinvents Itself?

You get 90 minutes of the Crazy Horse's most iconic acts, redesigned and performed in a single evening, with half a bottle of Champagne included in your ticket. The show runs nightly with multiple time slots, and the venue is steps from the metro near the Champs-Élysées. Book the time that fits your evening and arrive in smart casual dress.

1h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Attend Crazy Horse Cabaret Show

Arrive near Alma Marceau metro station
Enter Le Crazy Horse de Paris venue
Watch the Totally Crazy cabaret show
Enjoy half bottle of Champagne or two drinks

The Experience

The Crazy Horse sits a few minutes' walk from Alma Marceau metro, tucked into the 8th arrondissement near the Champs-Élysées, and it's been the place where Paris goes when it wants to see something that nowhere else is doing. The new show, Totally Crazy, runs 90 minutes and pulls together the venue's most recognizable acts — the ones that made the cabaret famous over six decades — but twisted with a bit of mischief. Stéphane Jarny directed it (he's done The Voice and Saturday Night Fever), and the creative direction comes from Andrée Deissenberg, who runs the whole artistic vision. So it's not a greatest-hits package that feels tired; it's more like the cabaret asking itself what it still wants to say.

The show includes pieces designed by Philippe Decouflé, Christian Louboutin, Chantal Thomass, and Dita Von Teese — names that mean something in fashion and performance — so the production design isn't an afterthought. You're sitting in a room where the stage itself is part of the statement. Your ticket comes with half a bottle of Champagne per person (or two drinks if you prefer something else), which means you're not watching from a dry seat or paying extra at the bar. The Crazy Horse cabaret experience includes the drink, so it's built into the evening from the start.

Shows run at 8:30pm and 11pm Sunday through Friday, and on Saturday there are three slots: 7pm, 9:30pm, and midnight. The venue asks for elegant attire — no shorts, sportswear, or trainers — but a tie and jacket aren't required, so it's more about looking like you meant to be there than dressing like you're going to a formal dinner. The space is wheelchair accessible, and it's close enough to public transport that getting there doesn't require a car. One thing to know: the show contains partial nudity and is provocative by design, so it's not for under-16s, and it's the kind of performance where the whole point is that it's a bit much.

What’s included

Your evening includes entry to the Crazy Horse cabaret, 90 minutes of the Totally Crazy show, and half a bottle of Champagne per person (or two drinks of your choice). Optional upgrades include Millésime Champagne and canapés from a Parisian patisserie.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessiblePublic transport nearby

Operated by Crazy Entertainement

Is this one for you?Right for an evening out in Paris when you want to see something designed to provoke and entertain, with the drink already paid for so you can focus on the performance instead of the bill.