Crazy Horse Paris – The Avant-Garde Cabaret
The avant-garde cabaret on Avenue George V, and how to book it
Crazy Horse is a cabaret at 12 Avenue George V in the 8th arrondissement, a short walk from the Champs-Élysées and the Pont de l’Alma. It opened in 1951 and built its reputation on precision lighting and choreography rather than feathers and big sets. The current show, Totally Crazy, runs 90 minutes with no intermission. The performance is artful nudity, adult but never crude. Shows run nightly with two or three seatings, and Saturday adds a late show. Leave the shorts and sneakers at the hotel; smart casual clears the door.
How to book Crazy Horse
We do not sell Crazy Horse tickets. Book directly with the theater and you pay the house rate and pick your own seats:
Book at the official Crazy Horse Paris site →
Buy the show-only ticket if you plan to eat elsewhere. The champagne upgrades add drinks, not food. Crazy Horse serves no meals in the theater, so a dinner-and-show evening there means a separate restaurant reservation nearby and a walk between the two.
Want dinner and the show in one room?
Paradis Latin serves dinner at your table before the show, in a theater Gustave Eiffel built in 1889. We sell it, we back it, and you call us if anything goes wrong.