How did you get your stage-name?
My name is connected with my character: I like to analyze everything that is happening in my life. “Prima” is a German word, before coming to Paris to become a Crazy Girl, I was living in Germany.
How do you become a Crazy Horse dancer?
It requires hard work, self-control and being absolutely in love with the place and with the work you’re doing.
How do you get motivated when you get up every day?
My motivation is understanding that we are doing something that nobody else is doing in the world. There is no other show like this, it’s pure class.
What’s your best beauty and/or fitness tip?
Good mood, a balanced diet and also a good rest.
How do you prepare before getting on stage? Are there any rituals you go through?
I don’t like to talk too much before the show. I want to stay calm and focused. I imagine that I’m becoming another person during my make-up & hair preparation… I turn into Prima Analytic, the Crazy Girl!
What is your fondest memory at the Crazy Horse thus far?
The first time I saw the show at Crazy Horse Paris, I bought at the gift shop the cutest little string with the famous red lips design on it. I still have it.
What is your favorite number in the show?
Upside Down and Lay laser Lay.
Who is the woman who has inspired you most?
I don’t have one, but I love women from the 50s & 60s and their style. Like the iconic Hollywood stars Marylin Monroe and Audrey Hepburn.
What is Crazy and what is not Crazy for you?
For me “Crazy” is a way of life. Everything needs to be in the style: special, glamorous, unique. There’s a very thin line between beauty, sensuality and eroticism. Sensuality with a touch of mystery is “Crazy”. All is suggested, nothing is revealed.
In only three words, how would you define a Crazy Girl?
Confidence, sensuality, beauty
Photos: Paul-Henri Pesquet, Rémi Desclaux
