"It's 75 years of Paris history that we're getting rid of": Lido employees mobilize to save their cabaret

Laura was just 21 when she entered the Lido sewing workshop.

This Tuesday morning, in front of the closed doors of the cabaret, she counts the years in the shade of the trees of the Champs-Élysées.

Thirty-three years of sewing feathers and rhinestones on the flamboyant costumes of the Bluebell girls, repairing thongs and bodysuits behind the scenes of the legendary music hall which has just announced the end of the revues.

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