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Yeah. Think of going to see a bellydancing show but with early 20th century America or rockabilly as the main reference points instead of the middle east.
There are a couple of really good documentary films about the old school original dancers back in the day, too.
I've been to one show, and they were opening entertainment several years ago before The Cramps show at the Key Club.
I have seen Dita Von Teese a couple of times: she did her own solo performance several years ago at a couple of the summer Fetish Ball's at the old Variety Arts Center building where it was held most years back through the late 90's.
One time it was held in an old hotel in Hollywood..........Margaret Cho did her own mini burlesque-ish fashion show. So cute!!
I really would like to visit that museum of burlesque place that's at the lady out here that lives in the desert, she is a former star of those early years from the 40's. They did a show on her center a few years ago that was aired on PBS.
check this out:
http://www.myspace.com/cabaretcataplexy
i've been a few times, it's good times. kaos blac turned me on to this. i like that there's a diverse crowd.
they had men and women perform and it was also a safe space for queers and heteros alike.
Yep, Tulsa used to have burlesque troupe but they moved to Austin and started touring. Since then, no but I'm really in love with it. One girl was a gymnast and could dance on the ceiling. It was kind of vaudevillian and I think that's what I like.
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