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Burlesque Express
Big wigs, lavish costumes and plenty of skin in the game. Ebullient burlesque performer Violet Delights strips down the essence of the art for Jaq Bayles
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Stay Sexy with Dominus Von Vexo
Catherine Muxworthy gets up, close and personal with Dominus Von Vexo, the Birmingham-based, award-winning burlesque and drag performer whose House of Allure is stomping all over the West Midlands
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Review: The Cocoa Butter Club at The Ironworks Studio
Nick Cousins enjoys his evening in the engaging company of the thrilling performers from The Cocoa Butter Club
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November 8: THE ENBY SHOW, starring Anubis Finch and Carrot
Bringing together “the best cis-tem offenders that the UK has to offer”, THE ENBY SHOW will be held on November 8 in London.
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Miss Hope Springs: Christmas A Gogo
Cabaret legend Miss Hope Springs returns to Crazy Coqs in London for a festive special.
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The Cocoa Butter Club at the Ironworks Studio
Cassie Leon, from The Cocoa Butter Club, chats to Nick Cousin about their upcoming performance at the Ironworks Studio in Brighton on Friday, 22nd October.
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Win tickets to new documentary – MAISIE
Win tickets to the Brighton screening of MAISIE, the film following Britain’s oldest drag artiste Maisie Trollette, at the Duke Of York’s on November 9.
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Meet Ashley Stroud from Postmodern Dukebox
Ashley Stroud is an up and coming cabaret singer. She’s been hailed as a “modern day Josephine Baker”.
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The Ultimate Gay Icon
Marlene Dietrich raised funds for the Sussex Beacon with a new show about her life which took a look at her lesbian exploits, her film career and her later success as a concert artist.
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Marlborough Productions call for LGBTQ+ performers
Marlborough Productions has three £12,500 commissions available to support the development of LGBTQ+ performance artists.
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REVIEW: Passagers by The 7 Fingers @ Brighton Dome
Brian Butler marvels at the daring young men and women on the flying trapeze when he watched Passagers by The 7 Fingers @ Brighton Dome
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Fruitful Collective
Bitten Peach was formed with fellow performers on the cabaret scene. They sold out as soon as they announced shows. Was that because of the individual performers or the nature of the group? “I think it was the collective aspect… no one had really seen an all-Asian group. ShayShay has a good followin