Making Introductions: Etiquette Guidelines for Performers and Emcees
Burlesque Etiquette with Jo Weldon Making Introductions: Etiquette Guidelines for Performers and Emcees We couldn’t think of anyone’s advice we’d rather take than Miss Jo…
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by: Susan Last year I did a Super hero themed shoot at Dallas Pinup and decided to make some Superman themed shoes for the shoot. I’ve since…
View More DIY Comic Book ShoesA Page from the Diary of Tifa Tittlywinks: Southwest Burlesque Festival 2016
Well, Diary… It’s been 9 months since I’ve written in you. I’m sorry for my absence but let me just say, it’s been one helluva…
View More A Page from the Diary of Tifa Tittlywinks: Southwest Burlesque Festival 2016What My Use of a Wheelchair “Means” as Miss Disa-Burly-Tease
I didn’t come to the decision to perform burlesque in a wheelchair easily. I didn’t even own a personal wheelchair when I began reentering the…
View More What My Use of a Wheelchair “Means” as Miss Disa-Burly-TeaseFireside Guide: The Best Burlesque and Pinup Books of 2015
Winter is perfect for curling up by the fire with a good book! Here’s our favorite 2015 titles! The long awaited beauty tell-all from Dita…
View More Fireside Guide: The Best Burlesque and Pinup Books of 2015Kisa von Teasa’s Minneapolis Burlesque Festival Diary
Minneapolis Burlesque Festival or How I Learned to Love the Tater Tot. by: Kisa Von Teasa Festival Photos: Dennis Driscoll Wednesday, Sept.30th. The Professor and…
View More Kisa von Teasa’s Minneapolis Burlesque Festival DiarySix Simple Tips to Working Effectively Online
1. Have a Dedicated Work Space. We are creatures of habit. If you have a specific area in your home dedicated to getting computer work…
View More Six Simple Tips to Working Effectively OnlineHalloween Cocktails: The Year of the Zombie
Red Eye Martini Wash a radish, trim the crown off so as to leave an exposed white area the same diameter as your olives. Using…
View More Halloween Cocktails: The Year of the ZombieCultural Appropriation: Short and Not Sweet
The words are my own, and I take full responsibility for them. I know this note may be offensive. Feel free to leave all the…
View More Cultural Appropriation: Short and Not SweetInspiration vs. Imitation
by: Bazuka Joe In light of recent events, I figured now would be a good time to address the burlesque community regarding the difference between…
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