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PARIS, FRANCE - MAY 13: (EDITOR'S NOTE: footage released on May 21, 2026) (EDITORIAL USE ONLY - For Non-Editorial use please seek approval from Crazy Horse) Australian dancer Frida Whirlwind performs an act called "Undress to Kill”. This act was originally created by Ali Mahdavi for Dita Von Teese, at Le Crazy Horse on May 13, 2026 in Paris, France. Crazy Horse Paris, the iconic Parisian cabaret, renowned worldwide, celebrates its 75th anniversary.One of Paris' most coveted addresses, visited by royals, artists, film stars, since its inception in 1951. The cabaret, founded by Alain Bernardin, has embodied a unique spirit combining elegance, glamour and visual installation. Imagined as a Far-West-inspired Saloon in the beginning, with singers, artists, burlesque performers and square dance, Crazy Horse Paris found its distinguishing style in the 60s, drawing inspiration from the art avant-garde, such as Op Art, Pop Art, Kinetic Art. Over the decades, many artists creatives (artists, designers, musicians, creatives), from Salvador Dali' and César to David Lynch, from Azzedine Alaïa and Karl Lagerfeld to Jean Paul Gaultier and Beyoncé participated into the show. Since 2006, with Philippe Lhomme as its President and Andrée Deissenberg leading the creative vision, Crazy Horse Paris invited artists such as Dita Von Teese, Pamela Anderson, Christian Louboutin, Philippe Decouflé, Violet Chachki, Lisa of Blackpink, Karol G. Over the course of seven and a half decades, hundreds of showgirls from across the world have crossed its stage, creating the cabaret history. These women are athletes, artists and performers whose discipline, talent and individuality carry on a tradition cabaret into an art form. (Footage by Edward Berthelot/Getty Images for ABA)