It's been called "l'art du nu" or the "art of the nude".
Organisers behind the newly-opened Crazy Horse Paris in Singapore
say their shows are actually a celebration of the female body, much
like art on canvass.
And they expect the shows to be popular with both men and
women.
Organisers call the gyrating bodies on stage their canvasses.
Combined with specially composed music and lighting, these
canvasses are turned into pieces of art.
Choreographer of the Crazy Horse show, Sofia Balma, said: "We do
exactly nude and art. We work with the girls like they are from the
museum. We have plenty of light, fantastic light, there's the
colour on the body and it's like a painting."
Yianni, in charge of sound and lighting, said: "We're running the
show with the show control which gives us precise timing to our
lighting cues and sound cues. The Crazy Horse lighting is very
unique, very special. It has only one purpose - to dress these
beautiful girls, to make them look more mysterious."
Choreographers say audience-wise, it's a good mix of men and women
at the newly opened Singapore outlet.
But they've received more praise from women about the shows at
other Crazy Horse outfits in Paris and Las Vegas. - CNA/ir
