In the spirit of giving, this Sunday 7/15 at 1pm we’ll return to the early days of the French Cancan. Come dressed in period outfits and see this fantastic burlesque musical in Moulin Rouge style. These fantastic entertainers are donating their time so that you can donate some Lindens to help find the cure for cancer!
There are donation kiosks all over Rhapsody Isles so come visit our beautiful and romantic SIM and give to the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life. Help to cure and ultimately eliminate this disease for all!
Moulin Rouge's dancers were famous worldwide for inventing of the French Cancan dance, a kind of gallop where ladies legs are thrown in the air sharing some very appreciated anatomical secrets !
Those musicals were the forerunner of the golden age of "Femmes Fatales' and beautiful women we’d later admire at the Folies Bergeres in 1868, and Moulin Rouge (which became the Reine Blanche 20 years late) with its famous Jardin de Paris. These French performances became not only the origin of the Music Hall but the “Star System” as well. And, in 1907, coming from the other side of the Atlantic with the sublime Mr. Ziegfield and his Folies, helped shape Broadway and Hollywood forever.
Don’t miss this wonderful show on a specially designed stage at the Concert Lawn on Rhapsody Isles
To avoid lag and keep the fluidity of dances and the smooth running of the show, please check your Avatar Rendering Cost and minimize scripts as much as possible.
There are donation kiosks all over Rhapsody Isles so come visit our beautiful and romantic SIM and give to the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life. Help to cure and ultimately eliminate this disease for all!
Moulin Rouge's dancers were famous worldwide for inventing of the French Cancan dance, a kind of gallop where ladies legs are thrown in the air sharing some very appreciated anatomical secrets !
Those musicals were the forerunner of the golden age of "Femmes Fatales' and beautiful women we’d later admire at the Folies Bergeres in 1868, and Moulin Rouge (which became the Reine Blanche 20 years late) with its famous Jardin de Paris. These French performances became not only the origin of the Music Hall but the “Star System” as well. And, in 1907, coming from the other side of the Atlantic with the sublime Mr. Ziegfield and his Folies, helped shape Broadway and Hollywood forever.
Don’t miss this wonderful show on a specially designed stage at the Concert Lawn on Rhapsody Isles
To avoid lag and keep the fluidity of dances and the smooth running of the show, please check your Avatar Rendering Cost and minimize scripts as much as possible.

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