ICONIC Parisian cabaret the Moulin Rouge is celebrating 130 years of rhinestone clad dancers, high-kicks and can-cans.
These incredible backstage pics give an insight into the preparation process of the 60 performers from 14 different countries, kick, saunter and shimmy their way through the Feerie show, the revue that is now the mainstay of the Moulin Rouge's repertoire.
Photographers have captured the incredible art of ultra-quick costume changes, backbreaking rehearsals and the painstaking art of gluing hundreds of rhinestones, feathers and sequins to the 1,000 outfits used per show.
The cabaret, with an audience of 600,000 is put on twice an evening as revellers make their way through nearly a quarter of a million bottles of champagne.
Claudine Van Den Bergh, a 27-year-old Irish dancer who has been dancing at the Moulin Rouge for seven years said of the iconic show: "The whole team including dancers, aides and technicians need to be very organised.
"A little mistake or a little delay and you can miss your entrance. You really need to be at the right time at the right place."
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