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Moulin Rouge Follement was a theatrical cabaret revue staged at the historic Moulin Rouge in Paris from 1976 to 1978. The production was part of a recognizable sequence of revues at the venue with titles beginning with the letter "F," a recurring thematic tradition overseen by the club's co-manager Jacki Clérico. Like other Moulin Rouge productions of the era, it featured large-scale dance numbers, the iconic French Cancan, and highly elaborate, feathered costumes. The show catered to tourists and locals seeking traditional Parisian nightlife entertainment.
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When was the Moulin Rouge Follement revue performed?
Moulin Rouge Follement was a theatrical cabaret revue staged at the historic Moulin Rouge in Paris from 1976 to 1978. It took over the main stage following the conclusion of the previous revue at the venue.
What was unique about the revues at the Moulin Rouge in the 1970s?
'Follement' was part of a recognizable sequence of revues at the venue with titles beginning with the letter 'F,' a recurring thematic tradition. This tradition started in the 1960s with 'Frou-Frou' and continued as a recognizable branding tool for the cabaret.
What could audiences expect from the Moulin Rouge Follement show?
The production was structured as a grand, fast-paced spectacle featuring the venue's iconic Doriss Girls, elaborate costumes, and large chorus numbers. Audiences were treated to a mix of can-can dancing, magic acts, and aquatic stunts, maintaining the wild cabaret spirit the venue was famous for.
Who was the director of Moulin Rouge Follement?
The revue was overseen by the Moulin Rouge's long-time artistic directors, who continually updated the shows to compete with other Parisian cabarets like the Lido. The choreography was handled by the house director, ensuring the massive dance troupe maintained strict synchronization.
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