From July 18 to September 1, the Printemps department store in the French capital showcases prominent names from the Parisian scene in its famous window displays. Amongst them, the Crazy Horse Paris cabaret presents its unique, glamour-packed artistic style, to be discovered without delay.
A charm offensive with some of the most prestigious operators in Paris
The spotlight is trained on the capital’s greatest organizations and venues, which embody its excellence and magic, in a celebration of Paris. The Printemps Haussmann store has designed Un Été à Paris to be both a festive and an unforgettable experience. Revolving around refined, cleverly staged scenes, the exhibition features the elite of Parisian gastronomy, excursions, entertainment and way of life.
This has quite naturally provided the legendary and emblematic Crazy Horse Paris with a magnificent backdrop to illustrate its brand image: a world with a distinctive DNA that impresses from the first glance. And what would a break in Paris be without an exceptional evening spent at the most glamorous of cabarets? The answer is self-evident, so book your tickets very soon for one of the summer shows at Crazy Horse Paris open non-stop for the enjoyment of all those who are fans of the grace and chutzpah of cabaret.
Celebrities choose Crazy Horse Paris when staying in the French capital
All year long, Crazy Horse Paris offers iconic celebrities from the worlds of fashion, film and music an unmissable experience during their stay in the capital. Recently, for example, the cabaret has had the pleasure of welcoming Matt Damon, Natalie Portman, Lily-Rose Depp (whose father, Johnny, also visited last winter), Chris Hemsworth (who plays the role of Thor for the Marvel Cinematic Universe), the musician Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner shortly before their wedding, and the French singer and actress Louane.
Actors Diane Kruger and Norman Reedus (The Walking Dead) also celebrated the actress’s birthday there with a memorable party, of which Diane gave a delightful account on the American talk-show Live with Kelly and Ryan.
“I took Norman there and he said to me ‘Is it your birthday or mine?’,” she recounted with amusement, before continuing: “He was like,” (Kruger mimed her enraptured companion) “and I was going: ‘Go on, close your mouth.’ It was really fabulous. I’ve been there a few times and this show was particularly good. Those girls are amazing dancers.”
If Diane says so, we must believe her. So, when are you coming?