Crazy Horse Paris: Totally Crazy! Show

Please arrive at the Crazy Horse Paris 45 minutes before the scheduled start of the show: a musical welcome begins 30 minutes before the curtain rises.
From Sunday to Thursday, there are two shows, at 8:00 PM and 10:30 PM.
For the 8:00 PM show, arrive around 7:15 PM.
For the 10:30 PM show, arrive around 9:45 PM.
On Friday and Saturday, there are three performances, at 7:00 PM, 9:30 PM and 11:45 PM.
For the 7:00 PM show, arrive around 6:15 PM.
For the 9:30 PM show, arrive around 8:45 PM.
For the 11:45 PM show, arrive around 11:00 PM.

The Totally Crazy! show lasts about 1h30.

The Crazy Horse show features nudity. Minors are admitted from the age of 16, accompanied by their parents.

It is not possible to choose your seat on an interactive seating plan when booking, as you can at some Paris venues. The e-tickets you receive after payment are not numbered. The Crazy Horse welcomes both individuals and groups: to make the most of the room and ensure everyone's comfort right up to the last minute, the maîtres d'hôtel draw up the seating plan just before guests arrive. The venue is intimate and offers a good view, so there is no need to arrive very early.

The Crazy Horse does not offer a dinner show. You can dine before or after the show at the partner restaurant Ginger, just a few metres from the cabaret.

Yes, and it's a real advantage: there is a covered paid car park right outside its doors, the Alma – George V car park, at 10 avenue George V, 75008 Paris.

The Crazy Horse's address is as chic and glamorous as its show: head to 12 avenue George V, in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. It is easy to reach by metro on line 9 (Alma-Marceau) and line 1 (George V or Franklin D. Roosevelt), or by RER line C (Pont de l'Alma).

It's a glamorous evening, so smart or elegant attire is appreciated. This is less an official dress code (a suit is not required for men, nor an evening dress for women) than common sense: shorts, flip-flops, sportswear and trainers are not recommended.

No, photos and videos are not allowed throughout the show.

The cloakroom service is included at the Crazy Horse. For your comfort, and for everyone's safety, you will be asked to leave your coats and bags there for the duration of the show.

A Crazy Horse ticket is available from €120 for the show without drinks (Crazy Show), from €140 with a half-bottle of champagne (Crazy Champagne) and €196 for the Crazy Privilège package, with premium seating, champagne and macarons.

Yes, the cabaret has dedicated access for people with reduced mobility. Please let us know in advance so that your welcome can be arranged.

Of course, you can privatise this legendary venue in the Golden Triangle, which seats 270 people. It is ideal for any upscale event (gala, product launch, seminar) or simply a private show just for you and your guests. Ideally located near the Champs-Élysées, the Pont de l'Alma and the Eiffel Tower, it is easy to reach from Alma-Marceau, George V and Franklin D. Roosevelt stations, and the car park right at the entrance is a major plus for your guests.

It's easy: call us on +33 1 82 83 12 04, or fill in our Crazy Horse group quote request form.

Yes, of course! Simply click on the "Give a gift valid for 1 year" tab and choose the package that will delight the lucky recipient. You will immediately receive a printable Crazy Horse gift card by email. The recipient will have 12 months to book the date of their choice on our website.

The Crazy Horse is open for special end-of-year evenings, including the Christmas evening and New Year's Eve. For a glamorous Valentine's Day evening, the Crazy Horse is also a great choice.

It would take more than a few lines to write a complete guide to the tourist, cultural and leisure spots around the Crazy Horse. Located a stone's throw from the Pont de l'Alma and the square of the same name, known for its Princess Diana memorial, it takes just five minutes to reach the Port de la Conférence, the departure point of the Bateaux-Mouches. The Eiffel Tower and the Pont d'Iéna are just 10 minutes' walk away, as are the Trocadéro and the Paris Aquarium. Museums are not to be outdone, with the Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris, the Palais de Tokyo and the Musée Yves Saint Laurent less than five minutes away. Less than a kilometre up Avenue George V, you reach the Champs-Élysées, home to legendary names such as Fouquet's, Ladurée and Louis Vuitton. The Arc de Triomphe completes the panorama of the world's most famous avenue.

What could be more offbeat than celebrating your birthday in a Parisian cabaret? With the Crazy Birthday package, the Crazy Horse rolls out the red carpet: VIP access and cloakroom, a souvenir photo, 10% off in the shop and a collector's bottle of Cuvée Crazy for the star of the evening!