French can-can

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The French can-can is a high-energy, physically demanding French cabaret dance characterized by high kicks, splits, and ruffled skirts, famously performed in Parisian venues like the Moulin Rouge.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cabaret dance
dance
performing art
alsoPerformedBy male dancers
associatedCity Paris NERFINISHED
associatedCountry France NERFINISHED
associatedMusic galop
quadrille
associatedVenue Folies Bergère NERFINISHED
Moulin Rouge NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
culturalAssociation Belle Époque NERFINISHED
Paris nightlife
culturalSymbolOf French cabaret culture
Moulin Rouge brand
developedInPeriod 19th century
developedInPlace Paris dance halls
genre cabaret
music hall
hasCharacteristic chorus line formation
fast tempo
high-energy
physically demanding
syncopated rhythm
hasGenderTradition primarily female dancers
influenced modern chorus line dances
musical theatre dance
notableAssociatedWork Orpheus in the Underworld GENERATED
notableComposerAssociated Jacques Offenbach NERFINISHED
performanceContext cabaret shows
revue
tourist entertainment
requires flexibility
leg strength
stamina
riskFactor leg injuries
muscle strain
typicalCostumeElement corsets
feathered headpieces
petticoats
ruffled skirts
stockings
typicalEnsembleSize chorus line
typicalMovement cancan kick line
cartwheel
high kicks
jump
split
visualFeature flashing of petticoats
synchronized leg kicks

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Moulin Rouge troupe performs French can-can
Red Mill signatureDance French can-can