"Lido de Paris" continued to run until 1991, when it was replaced by a modernized show that also featured topless showgirls. The new show was part of an effort by Boyd Group to modernize the Stardust. Another reason for the original show's closure was the high cost of production. "Lido de Paris" ran for more than 32 years, putting on 22,000 performances. The new show, "Enter the Night", opened in July 1991. The show was updated with new costumes and cast members in 1997, and figure skater Dorothy Hamill briefly performed in the show during 1998. Thunder from Down Under, a male revue, did several shows at the Stardust in the 1990s.