Burlesque

Daring to be Different With Dita Von Teese

Tina Turnbow | Posted 07.04.2013 | UK Style
Tina Turnbow

Chatting with the 'Queen of Burlesque', Dita Von Teese was most refreshing and uplifting. She is an honest, open book with nothing to hide. She knows herself well and is comfortable in her skin. She's hard-working, hands-on and multi-talented.

The Geeks Have Inherited Rock n' Roll

Adam Jung | Posted 05.04.2013 | UK Entertainment
Adam Jung

Geek culture has been growing and getting more and more accepted and commercialized over the last decade. A far cry from when I was in high school desperately hiding my Star Trek addiction. Now, the top movies every summer are from franchises like Star Trek, Iron Man, or the Avengers.

Anyone for High Tease?

Bettsie Bon Bon | Posted 06.02.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Bettsie Bon Bon

If anyone wants to get into this industry, I'd tell them to work on their striptease - no-one likes a messy performer. There will undoubtedly be wardrobe malfunctions, we all have them, but the more you practice things like corset removal, the more you'll be able to pretend it's all part of the act!

Sam Parker

Kelly Brook Strips For Forever Crazy (REVIEW + PICTURES)

HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Parker | Posted 02.01.2013 | Home

For the past 16 years, through the death of a Princess, the rise and fall of four Prime Ministers, a war on terror, a global financial meltdown, e...

Review: Apocastrip Wow!

Charlotte Skeoch | Posted 17.11.2012 | Home
Charlotte Skeoch

Any show starting past 10pm comes with an unwritten warning: may contain scenes of an adult nature. Theatre's post-watershed playground of the moment is the London Wonderground- a riverside funfair of sequins and feathers showcasing the capital's best wonders and curiosities; a throwback to a world where the ringmaster ruled and showgirls shimmied round red and gold lusciously adorned tents.

Immodesty Blaize: A Venus On Tour

Jason Holmes | Posted 12.11.2012 | UK Entertainment
Jason Holmes

Immodesty's metier is burlesque, which derives from the Italian word burla, meaning joke or mockery, and can be a literary, dramatic or musical work. The term has been commonly used in the US to refer to performances in a variety show format, something which irks her.

Why Burlesque Dancing is a Cure for Confidence

BritChick Paris | Posted 09.06.2012 | UK Lifestyle
BritChick Paris

I have always been intrigued by the world of burlesque. The nocturnal displays of flesh and feathers to tantalise men (and women).

Christian Louboutin To Direct Strip Show

MyDaily | Posted 13.03.2012 | UK Style

Christian Louboutin is to create and direct a series of four tableaux for Parisian cabaret institution Crazy Horse....