Crazy Horse Paris cabaret to open Singapore version in Dec
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Hehe, first casinos..now cabarets...
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Crazy Horse Paris cabaret to open Singapore version in December
SINGAPORE : After deciding to allow casinos, Singapore will become the first Asian city to host the world-famous Crazy Horse Paris cabaret in a move to further boost tourism, a local entertainment firm said Wednesday.
The show, featuring scantily-clad dancers in a passionate mix of dance, music and spectacular light effects, will open in December in the city-state's riverside entertainment district Clarke Quay, Eng Wah Organization said in a statement.
Eng Wah managing director Goh Min Yen said Singapore, where tourism is a major revenue earner, won over other Asian cities for the right to open the Crazy Horse Paris cabaret.
Goh said the show was expected to boost travel arrivals in the city-state as it would "give visitors to Singapore more night time entertainment options and we hope this encourages them to extend their stay".
Eng Wah said it will develop the venue and promote the show, but creative control will stay with the Paris-based management so that the Singapore version can "remain pure to the artistic reputation of the brand".
Didier Bernardin, the son of the Crazy Horse founder, said they chose Singapore because it was a "gateway" to Asia.
"We are beginning castings for the Singapore show now and recruiting dancers from Europe -- mainly from France -- and Asia," said Bernardin, who travelled here for the announcement.
Crazy Horse has been entertaining the public in Paris for more than 50 years. A sister show opened in Las Vegas in 2001.
Singapore, a tiny island-nation which boasts no natural wonders, has been taking steps to sharpen its attractiveness as a travel destination by building man-made attractions to augment its reputation for efficiency, cleanliness and safety.
The government last month said it would build two casino resorts by 2009 to spice up its staid image and boost its share of Asia's growing travel industry. - AFP /ct -
tickets start from 90euro from their website...
tats bout S$180...
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I think the Singapore gals will not mind if someone brings in FULL MONTY liveshows of beefy hunks.
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It's all about the nudity.
Don't give me the BS and about it being artistic or done tastefully.
Cover up the dancers and you still think Singaporeans will pay $100 to watch it?
I think not.
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muz watch. +1
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The Straits Time – 19 May 05 – Front PageOriginally posted by charlize:It's all about the nudity.
Don't give me the BS and about it being artistic or done tastefully.
Cover up the dancers and you still think Singaporeans will pay $100 to watch it?
I think not.
CRAZY HORSE CABARET – chooses S’pore for Asia home.
"The highly rated cabaret Crazy Horse Paris will debut in Asia at a 400 seat theatre in Clarke Quay in December.
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The show, a blend of cabaret and surrealist art, is famous for its symbolism and the haute couture lingerie and G-strings worn by it classical-ballet trained performers.
It has more than 100 acts, each with a loose theme or story and featuring a range of erotic dance, from pole-dancing to modern ballet.
The authorities have given it the green light because of its “artistic merits” and “special effect lighting”. It is the second topless act allowed here, after the showgirl-style revues at the Neptune Theatre."
It is interesting to note that MDA is watching, topless act to be staged at Clarke Quay inclusive? -
at $200 a pop...Originally posted by charlize:It's all about the nudity.
Don't give me the BS and about it being artistic or done tastefully.
Cover up the dancers and you still think Singaporeans will pay $100 to watch it?
I think not.
i'd rather go now to my local dvd peddlar and buy some xxx...
cheaper and finish watching still can go exchange with the uncle... -
Still I don't mind it.
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AFAIK some peoples in johor bahru are worried that it will demorallise johor bahru's society
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wtf ? tats where sg's supplies of porn cds come fromOriginally posted by chikopek:AFAIK some peoples in johor bahru are worried that it will demorallise johor bahru's society -
Ha, most JB ordinary pple won't be able to afford it. Coming to S'pore is expensive for them already- don't even talk about the prices of the tixs when this Cabaret opens in Dec!Originally posted by chikopek:AFAIK some peoples in johor bahru are worried that it will demorallise johor bahru's society