The erotic French cabaret that is taking place at The Parisian is not about the nudity of the female performers, but a beautiful presentation of a female body, Crazy Horse Paris’ Tour Director Frank Paquet said yesterday.
Paquet made the comments during a media preview at The Parisian Theatre, where three acts were shown: the iconic Queen’s Guards-inspired “God Save Our Bare Skin”, the variety number “Mr Fantastic” blending robotic dance and contortionism, and “Upside Down”, the avant-garde aspect of the show, which was the inspiration for a dance routine featured in Beyoncé’s music video for “Partition”.
Although the “Forever Crazy” show that’s on a limited run from now until November 12 at The Parisian Theatre celebrates over 65 years of “naked couture”, Paquet insisted the performance has more to it than pure nudity.
“God Save Our Bare Skin” performers act during a media preview at The Parisian Theatre yesterday.
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