French Can Can dancers and entertainment in Melbourne.
14/07/2025
A little reminder of where it all began…
This special photo (right) was taken on Bastille Day, 1976 at Le Café De Paris in Melbourne 🇫🇷✨
Dancers:
Jenny Vincent Green & the incomparable Michelle Faiers ♥️
Piano Accordionist:
Phillip — Michelle’s beloved father 🇫🇷
Michelle (pictured left), the most radiant showgirl in the world. Your grace, glamour and spirit lit up every stage. Your legacy lives on in every performance, every high kick, and every heart you've touched.
Forever dancing in our memories 💃🏽❤️
12/12/2022
Even on the gloomiest days our show girls love being the colour, sass and beauty for every event!!
androsenko
19/11/2022
So pretty in PINK 💗🤩
12/11/2022
Turnin’ night into daytime 💫 🎰💃🏿
02/08/2022
THE GIRLS & GUYS ooh la la 💋💋
12/11/2019
Voudriez-vous danser avec moi ce soir? 💃🏽💋🎵
11/11/2019
Ruffles, shimmies & SASS 💁🏻♀️ its just how we roll 💃🏽💋♥️
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In loving memory of co- founder, Michelle Faiers, French Cabaret Entertainment Melbourne brings you an authentic and traditional taste of the French Can Can and Cabaret for your functions, festivals and events.
In 1976 Michelle Faiers and Jennifer Vincent Green began dancing the French Can Can at ‘Le Cafe de Paris’ in Melbourne alongside Michelle’s father Phillip who was well known in and around the city for playing the Piano Accordion.
When ‘Le Cafe de Paris’ closed its doors, Michelle and Jenny followed owner, Jean-Francois Enconniere to his new establishment ‘Bergerac’ where they returned every 14th of July to perform the Can Can for their Bastille Day celebrations.
Michelle opened her first dance school in Melbourne in the early 90’s which is how I came to know her. She quickly became my dance mentor and someone who I aspired to be like as a dancer and person. When I turned 14 Michelle taught me the French can can and I performed my first professional show for Michelle at ‘Bergerac’.
In 2001 Michelle sadly passed away, a loss felt by the many people who loved her. Michelle’s last words to me were “Go and practice the Can Can”. From 2001 until today I have performed at ‘Bergerac’ alongside many other beautiful dancers who I have invited to join me each year.
This year we have been invited to be a part of many Bastille Day celebrations and for this reason, in honour of Michelle, the ultimate showgirl, I bring you, French Cabaret Entertainment Melbourne.
