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Pamela Anderson to perform at nude revue

PARIS
Fri Feb 1, 2008 12:25pm EST
File photo shows Pamela Anderson after Russia's MTV Movie Awards in central Moscow April 19, 2007. Anderson will take to the stage in one of France's most famous nude revues this month, when she performs for two nights at the Crazy Horse in Paris. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov

PARIS (Reuters) - Former "Baywatch" star and Playboy model Pamela Anderson takes to the stage in one of France's most famous nude revues this month, when she performs for two nights at the Crazy Horse in Paris.

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Anderson, who has recently been performing in a magic show in Las Vegas, follows Arielle Dombasle, an actress and wife of one of France's leading intellectuals, in appearing at the Crazy Horse, a fixture in Paris night life for half a century.

"A special number will be created for Pamela Anderson, a striptease on a Harley Davidson," the Crazy Horse said.

Anderson will perform four shows on February 13-14.

(Reporting by James Mackenzie, editing by Ralph Boulton)



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