Teasers with a twist.

•12/07/2011 • Leave a Comment

In case you missed the third installment of Miss Indigo Blue’s infinitely amusing “Queen’s Edict” video series, here’s a look at her dreamy, warm weather remake of the Scopitone video of Donna Theodore’s “Femininity” (with some very amusing outtakes at the end):

Also starring Julie Atlas Muz and The Stage Door Johnnies. Cinematography & editing by Madsen Minax.

This month you can catch Indigo performing in the annual holiday extravaganza that is Land of The Sweets. Late night shows will offer the best possible seating, click HERE to find tickets, and follow the tag ‘Queen’s Edicts’ below to watch the previous messages from Miss Indigo.

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Heavenly Spies have also been captured on video recently. Here’s the slick little teaser for their current show at Can Can, Betty Burlesque (featuring “Shake It Baby” by John Lee Hooker):

_The Heavenly Spies-Can Can Promo_John Lee Hooker “Shake it Baby”_ from Ragebat Studios on Vimeo.

Betty Burlesque runs every Friday 10:30PM @ Can Can, with a holiday edition throughout December. Click here for information.

Cinematography by Jonny Hofner. Edited by Patrick Schnabel, Jonny Hofner, & Christopher Alejandro Perez.

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Holiday blitz: December shows.

•12/02/2011 • 1 Comment

Season's Cheer, Bettie Page style.

-Written and painstakingly compiled by Paul O’Connell of POC Photo (Contributor, Seattle)

‘Tis the season for an array of beautiful people to remove their clothes…in endless variations of holiday themes. To aid in the noble pursuit of holiday eye candy, what follows is a random list of events where you and your loved ones can loosen up a little and take in a show:

Land Of The Sweets-The Burlesque Nutcracker

Now in its sixth year, Lily Verlaine and Jasper McCann bring their “ecdysiastic splendor, spectacle & pageantry” to The Triple Door for a whopping 21 shows December 14-24. Land of the Sweets has become a holiday tradition for casual fans and burlesque aficionados alike; though the polished and highly successful production continues to grow, Lily and Jasper strive for a few surprises every year:

“This year’s production will delight the newcomer and surprise return visitors to the Land of the Sweets. New cast members formerly of Spectrum Dance Theater and Ballet Bellevue make the dancing even hotter! New costumes designed by Danial Hellman add extra glamour, and fans will get a chance to see the famous ‘Stargazer Gown’ created for Lily Verlaine’s performance at this year’s Burlesque Hall of Fame Main Event.”

Click here for information…

Homo For The Holidays

Homo For The Holidays– back for it’s fourth annual run- is also becoming a holiday tradition, albeit of the more campy variety. The show is the work of DeLouRue Presents- the production team of Ben DeLaCreme, Kitten LaRue and Lou Henry Hoover (who naturally, double as performers). Head on over to West Hall in The Oddfellows Building for any of the 8 shows, including 2 performances on Christmas Eve (which is where I’ll be on that night).

“Homo for the Holidays is a hearty holiday fruitcake packed with rollicksome reindeer, cocky cookies, ghostly guests, sexy snowstorms, agile angels, musical Maccabees, and new ways to define coming home. It’s not Christmas in July, it’s Pride in December! Light your menorah, stuff your stockings, and join our chosen family in celebrating our favorite wintry holiday of all, HOMO for the Holidays.”

Click here for information…

Stripped Screw Presents: The Best Burlesque Pageant Ever!

Stripped Screw Burlesque brings 6 shows in 4 nights (Dec 2-3, 9-10) to The Jewel Box Theater at The Rendezvous.

“Stripped Screw takes on the true meaning of Christmas in this throwback to your childhood Christmas pageants. Misfits, wise men, and a shining star all come together to form one magnificent disaster.”

Click here for information…

The Heavenly Spies in Mezzo Lunatico’s Holidaze Extravaganza; & in Betty Burlesque: Holiday Edition

Don’t miss The Heavenly Spies in Mezzo Lunatico’s irreverently titillating holiday Show- 2 nights- December 16 & 17, 11pm. Also starring Iva Handfull, and hosted by Seattle’s “Premiere Fancy Lady”- Ben DeLaCreme.
Click here for information…

Or, meet the Spies under the mistletoe in a new holiday edition of Betty Burlesque at Can Can, 10:30PM Friday nights in December.

“The Heavenly Spies in their newest show! Seattle’s most glamorous and award winning burlesque troupe The Heavenly Spies are back this fall after 7 years of sold out shows and ready to shimmy and shake your socks off in their newest show Betty Burlesque! The Heavenly Spies began as a little known cabaret/burlesque group titled: Ultra and the Satin Dolls by a group of eager-to-perform Cornish graduates in early 2004. In 2005 after many changes the defunct Dolls, changed names, members and became The Heavenly Spies. They made their mark in the Neo-Burlesque movement in 2007 as the winners in Burlesque’s most prestigious competition The Miss Exotic World Pageant and have continued to wow sold out audiences with their death defying high kicks and gravity defying hair. All aboard the Betty Burlesque gyration station with choreography by Fae Phalen.”

Can Can Kitchen & Cabaret/ 10:30pm, Tickets: $10 Standing / $40 General Admission / $45 VIP

Click here for information…

Christmas Stockings

The Pinup Angels present Christmas Stockings: A Burlesque and Cabaret Fundraiser featuring an all-star cast of Seattle talent. Hosted by Vincent Drambuie. All proceeds will benefit their care package fund to send morale-boosting gifts to deployed troops. One night only, Dec 17 at The Jewel Box Theater in The Rendezvous. Two shows, 7pm and 8:30pm. The Show is staffed entirely by Pinup Angels volunteers and friends. Produced by Kitty Baby Burlesque.

Click here for information…

Nightmare Cabaret Before Christmas

La Petite Mort and Rebella Revolver bring you the second annual retelling of Nightmare Before Christmas:

“It was late one eve in Halloweenland, and the air had quite a chill. Against the moon a skeleton sat, alone upon a hill. He was tall and thin with a bat bow tie; Jack Skellington is his name. He will sing, he will dance, if you give him the chance, to entertain your eyes. You never know what you will see; it may be a chilling surprise….
Diva le Deviant will once again be your narrator in our 2nd annual retelling of Nightmare Before Christmas. Bigger and better than ever before, the cast will sing, strip and dance the evening away.  With performances by Isaiah Crowson and La Petite Mort as Jack and Sally. Lili Delight returns as Oogie Boogie. Lock, Shock and Barrel wreak havoc on Sandy Claws with Sir Eddie Van Glam, Rebella Revolver and Madisun Avenue. Santa will be played by Gale Force with dazzling aerial. Dr Fink will be portrayed by Twisted Trystan with his mad capped sideshow. Red Rocket will make a special appearance (after his break out role as Frankenweenie in Burtonween) as the beloved Zero! Two nights only!”

Click here for information…

Backbar Beauties Holiday Burlesque Extravaganza

Three dates! Three fabulous venues! Fremont, Belltown and Ballard…featuring Laela Lovechild, Madisun Avenue, Tin Pan Sally, Donatella MeLies, Olatsa Assin.

“BackBar Beauties holiday show is based on our own interpretations and memories of the holidays! We have Santa, Christmas Trees, Dreidels and Menorahs! A spectacular, eclectic burlesque show with something for everyone to enjoy.”

Dec 4: in Fremont @ Backdoor at Roxy’s (hosted by Miss Anita Goodman)
Dec 8: in Belltown @ Sonya’s Skyy Lounge (hosted by Miss Anita Goodman)
Dec 18: in Ballard @ Copper Gate (hosted by Flirty Sanchez)
All dates include 2 shows at 7pm and 9pm. All tickets available at www.brownpapertickets.com and can also be purchased at the bar at each venue.

Click here for information…

Pasties for Pups!

“Baby it’s cold outside! Bundle on up and come help give the animals at PAWS a warm and happy holiday. We’ll be spreading good cheer and holiday spirit while we shake it like a snowglobe. All proceeds go of Pasties for Pups go towards the animals at PAWS.”

Featuring the warm AND fuzzy burlesque stylings of:

Flirty Sanchez
Ginger Snapz
Lowa DaBoomboom
Minni Bobbins
Sara Dipity
Solange Corbeau
Blithe Night
Candy Apples
Cherry Tart
EmpeROAR Fabulous!!!
Host Kai Curtis, Produced by Sara Dipity.

One night only, Dec 16 at The Jewel Box Theater at The Rendezvous.

Click here for information…

The Return of The Anita Goodman Experience Holiday Special

Miss Anita Goodman and co-host Cassie O’Hara return to take another swing at the holidays for one night only, Dec 1 at The Jewel Box Theater at The Rendezvous. Join them as they “meet Santa Claus’s new girlfriend, the Christmas Bear with a sordid past”. Songs by Gams Galore, Gary Gloryhole, and Anita, also featuring Cassie’s annual holiday extravaganza performance of “Boob Job for Christmas,” complete with…dancing boobs. $10 for regular folks, half-price for fellow performers.

Click here for information…

A Vintage Spectacular-Special Holiday Show

Produced by LoreDona (Aviva Voila and Lyla la Coeur) and hosted by Lyla la Coeur:

“After 2 packed shows we are continuing this new unique cabaret with live music by Cooper Smith and the Voyeurs and performances by some of the prettiest ladies in town.” One night only on December 17 at the White Rabbit in Fremont. You are encouraged to dress up in your vintage holiday best. Cash only at the door.

Click here for information…

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In addition to the themed shows, there are still more burlesque and related events scheduled for December that might – or might not- include a nod to the holidays:

TUSH! Holiday Soiree and Calendar Release Party

Friday, December 2 Olympia’s own TUSH! ring in the holiday season in style:

“A glitzy, glittering, glamorous evening of delight awaits you; let TUSH! enchant you as only they can! Mingle, mix and meet the ladies themselves as they reveal their exciting 2012 TUSH! Burlesque Pin-Up Calendar, and take advantage of your chance to put it in that special someone’s stocking…and get one for yourself! Photo booth provided by Duda Photography to remember your fabulous evening. Appetizers and sweets provided, full cash bar and dancing with TUSH!’s fantastic foxes to the sweet sounds of DJ Ira Coyne! It’s guaranteed to make your season bright!”

**We will be dancing WITH you at this party, this party does not include a burlesque performance**

Cocktail attire preferred, 18+ admitted, cash bar 21+ with ID
Tickets: Adults: $10.00

Click HERE for tickets.

and there is also…

TUSH! Repeal Day Celebration!

“Pre-Prohibition Movies, Hand Crafted Cocktails, Burlesque with the girls of TUSH, Greta Jane Quartet, and your host storyteller Elizabeth Lord!

On December 5, 1933, Americans regained the freedom to imbibe, and Repeal Day is fast becoming a national holiday. Join in the 78th anniversary celebration with an evening of live music, burlesque, craft cocktails, and costumes from the time of Prohibition. Dress up for the time period and be automatically entered to win a night on the town. Local craft bartenders from Swing, Mercato, and Waterstreet will create Prohibition era cocktails while the Greta Jane Quartet performs jazz from the era. Also, performances by members of Olympia’s own TUSH! Burlesque and short movies from the time period will follow.”

Capitol Theater, downtown Olympia
$8.00 OFS Members/$12.00 General Admission -includes a quality craft cocktail!
21+ over ONLY (must present ID at the front door).
6 pm doors/7 pm show. Tickets available at Brown Paper Tickets, Rainy Day Records, and at the box office night of show.

Sinner Saint Burlesque’s DARK MATTER

Sinner Saint Burlesque continues their run Dark Matter every Thursday night at Noc-Noc from December 1 thru January 5.

“The planet’s axis tilts away from the sun’s life-giving rays and we are plunged into darkness. Dark Matter, Sinner Saint’s ‘holiday’ run, stares deeply into that longest night, baring what’s under and within our deep, dark fantasies. Skip the family reunion to uncover the arcane, tempt the taboo, and celebrate the celestial bodies of Sinner Saint Burlesque.” Hosted by Delilah.

Click here for information…

Tempting Tarts Burlesque: A Year With The Tarts

The Tarts forgo a holiday show in order to bring their favorite acts of 2011 to you. One night only, December 16 (2 shows) at The Jewel Box Theater at The Rendezvous. Hosted by the Cavorting Mouthpiece- Dickie Gazoonie.

Click here for information…

Westside Burlesque Revue

A New Year’s Eve Show also celebrating Westside Burlesque Revue’s one year anniversary. December 31 at The Skylark in West Seattle. Hosted by Mr. Bawdy.

“A night of sparkles, sexy performers, audience games, and door prize raffles. Come out, drink, and party with us! Remember to bring cash for raffle tickets and for fun pretties to remember the night!”

Click here for information…

The Glitz And Grind Show

Gorejess Gals Burlesque presents the premiere of their new show The Glitz and Grind Show. Two nights, December 2 and December 16 at The Theatre Lounge at Amore Infused in Belltown, two shows per night.

“Gorejess Gals Burlesque invites guests to stroll the red carpet at the premiere of their exciting new production, The Glitz and Grind Show. The Gals will be more sparkly than ever as they present naughty new routines inspired by the glamour and grit of Broadway and the Silver Screen”.

Performances by:
Cherry “Killer” Tomatoes
Lila Dread
Pixie Parcelle
Colette Crimson
Gorejess Mimi Montgomery

Click here for information…

Bootleg Burlesque

Produced by Solange Corbeau and Flirty Sanchez, Bootleg Burlesque has some guidelines for the performers: The acts must be new, performers cannot spend more than $50 on props or costumes, and no item from each act is to have been on a burlesque stage before. Hosted by Diva le Déviant. The show is one night only, Dec 3at Happy Endings Urban Mercantile on Capitol Hill. Tickets can only be purchased at the door night of show, cash only. No alcohol or any refreshments will be served.

Click here for information…

Burlesque Behind The Pink Door

“The Pink Door brings you a veritable banquet of salacious peelers, operatic divas, boylesque gender benders and the best of Seattle’s performance art talent.”

Every Saturday night at 11pm. Cash only at venue. Produced by Sydni Deveraux.

Click here for information…

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Clearly, you have some choices this holiday season. Regardless of where you choose to spend your holidays, get out there and support live, nearly naked performance.

Happy Holidays from Burlesque Seattle Press

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Bootleg Burlesque and a chat with Solange Corbeau and Flirty Sanchez.

•11/28/2011 • Leave a Comment

Bootleg Burlesque: Saturday, December 3

-Written and photographed by Paul O’Connell of POC Photo (Contributor, Seattle)

Bootleg Burlesque is a new Prohibition-era themed show produced by Solange Corbeau and Flirty Sanchez. The show’s unique concept- proving that budgetary limitations don’t necessarily limit creativity- is the brain child of Solange. With this in mind, the producers requested that the evening’s performers follow certain guidelines:

• All acts must be completely new
• The entire act must cost $50 or less to put together
• No costume piece or prop can be re-used if it has ever seen the burlesque stage before
• No mess, no glitter

Performers are permitted to borrow items from others, as long the items haven’t been previously used for burlesque. Solange explained how she came up with these parameters:

“I love burlesque so much I wasn’t going to let something like a lack of costume budget stand in my way of creating my art. I also figured that there were others in the community who are also in a similar boat, and would appreciate the challenge of working within strict parameters. I know that some of the most creative things I have ever come up with in my life have happened because there has been a boundary. I think that sometimes boundaries give you the freedom to explore.”

Flirty came to the project after meeting Solange in Miss Indigo Blue’s Academy of Burlesque Spring 202 class. “I love how creative, open, and entertaining she is,” Solange says of Flirty. “She is such a gift to the burlesque community. She also doesn’t shy away from challenges, and I really really appreciate that in a person. I spoke with her this past summer about my idea and I was thrilled when she was interested in co-producing with me.”

The space for the show, Happy Endings Urban Mercantile, is also unconventional. It’s an antique store on Capitol Hill. There will be no alcohol served at the venue (or any refreshments) which means nudity is technically permitted (Washington law states that any establishment serving liquor cannot also have nudity). Given the lack of restrictions, there may be performers who incorporate nudity into their acts.

A performer’s personal history and introduction to burlesque is often very interesting. Naturally I asked Bootleg Burlesque’s producers how they got involved in the scene here in Seattle. “I believe that I have loved burlesque since I was very young. I just didn’t know that it was ‘burlesque’ that I loved,” Solange tells me. She grew up studying theater and dance and eventually majored in theater at the University of Texas. She also studied sexuality and the erotic arts. “Shortly after moving to Seattle in 2006 I found out about the burlesque scene here. It took me five years, a ticket to Shine: A Burlesque Musical, a breakup, and a renewed interested in following my own personal bliss to get me to just bite the monetary bullet and enroll in the [Miss Indigo Blue’s] Academy in January 2011.”

Flirty’s introduction came a few months earlier when she decided to quit her high-stress job and do things that previously scared her. “I had been performing as an improviser at the time and I was having trouble committing (one of the most important keys to doing good improv), which ultimately stemmed from doubting myself and the choices I was making on stage. I figured that if I could handle taking my clothes off in front of a room full of strangers, I could handle playing a doctor on Mars who delivered alien babies from milk cartons. I had an improv teacher who had taken boylesque and he highly encouraged me to sign up for the Burlesque 101 class to help me overcome those obstacles.” Needless to say they both enjoyed their 101 experience. “I was beyond hooked,” Flirty said. Eventually Flirty met Solange in a 202 class, and the rest is Bootleg Burlesque history.

Flirty Sanchez performing at The Pink Door (POC Photo)

Both ladies have high hopes for the show. Flirty tells me, “My hope for Bootleg Burlesque is to provide a show that’s a little bit off the beaten path of the Seattle burlesque community. Because the acts are all new and constrained by a budget, it forces the performers to do what they do best – create – under different terms, and in most cases, outside the box. It is so easy to get caught up in the glitz and glamour, as both an audience member and performer, and taking that element out highlights aspects I think really make great acts – connection with the audience, clever reveals, polished movement, compelling story/statement, theatrics, not in the sense of big, fancy props, but rather in the sense of taking the audience on an emotional journey that is entertaining and fulfilling.”

The show stars:

Fanny Tragic
Flirty Sanchez
Harriet Scary
Lady TaTas
Madisun Avenue
Olatsa Assin
Polly Wood
Randi Rascal
Solange Corbeau
Teddy Bare
with the jazz vocal stylings of Sara Dipity
and hosted by Diva le Déviant

Saturday December 3
Doors 7:30pm/ Show 8:00pm
Seating is limited so please arrive early

Happy Endings Urban Mercantile
1409 East Madison Street, Seattle, WA 98122

Click HERE for the Bootleg Burlesque event page.

Solange Corbeau performing at a recent 202 Recital (POC Photo)

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Blue Velvet Burlesque Revue’s “Mondo Exotica” in photos.

•11/25/2011 • 3 Comments

The Blue Velvet Burlesque Revue dancers: Inga Ingénue, Fuchsia FoXXX, and The Shanghai Pearl (POC Photo)

There’s been something unusual happening in the subterranean depths of Highway 99 Blues Club since last summer. Fuchsia FoXXX, The Shanghai Pearl, and Inga Ingénue have been appearing at the southern-style juke joint as The Blue Velvet Burlesque Revue paired with a live band. With these shows, the burlesque stars and co-producers Ed Maloney and Jen Cinquemani strive for the improvisational chemistry that’s naturally occurring when burlesque meets live music. The venue, dating back to 1909, has a long history with blues and rockabilly; so far the response to an infusion of burlesque has been extremely positive.

Blue Velvet shows have been selectively scheduled so far- the first was in July, the second followed in October (the dancers also appeared at October’s SAM Remix), and the third official show, Mondo Exotica, took place last weekend. Although it was bitterly cold outside, the ladies warmed things up with an exotic island feel. Inga was attacked by an amorous tropical-sized insect, the impossibly flexible Fuchsia made “Kokomo” sexy, and Shanghai executed a masterful hands-free garter belt removal… by simply leaning a delicate hip on her trusty chaise lounge.

Paul O’Connell of POC Photo captured these shots:

Inga Ingénue (POC Photo)

The Shanghai Pearl (POC Photo)

Fuchsia FoXXX (POC Photo)

Fuchsia in a backbend (POC Photo)

For more information on Blue Velvet’s upcoming shows, please visit www.bluevelvetburlesque.com.

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Black Lodge Burlesque in photos. Randi Rascal’s evolving universe.

•11/21/2011 • Leave a Comment

Rocket in the David Lynch themed show "Black Lodge Burlesque", Portland. (Photo by Happy Robot Photography)

Portland’s Vera Mysteria and a cast of many of Portland’s most creative performers recently launched the successful Black Lodge Burlesque: A Night of Cabaret Inspired by David Lynch at Portland’s Star Theatre. The show was a hit- and rumor has it there may be another installment at some point this spring. The Northwest has a special kinship with all things Lynch; cult hit Twin Peaks was set in a fictional Washington town with exterior shots filmed mostly in Snoqualmie and around North Bend. Perhaps an ambitious Seattle producer should do a little cultural exchanging and bring a Seattle-Portland-David-Lynch hybrid to Seattle this spring, as well…?

Portland’s Happy Robot Photography generously shared some images from Black Lodge with Burlesque Seattle Press. (Check out more from the show and Happy Robot’s Facebook gallery HERE).

Baby Le'Strange as Blue Velvet's Dorothy Vallens (Happy Robot Photography)

In other interesting Portland news, burlesque performer Baby Le’Strange (who stripped from Blue Velvet‘s Dorothy Vallens into the inhalant-crazed Frank Booth) recently spoke at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon on a panel on burlesque as a form of adult entertainment. Baby was joined by a domme, a current and an ex-stripper, and a Sociologist. About fifty students and faculty sat in on the panel.

Vera Mysteria as the Log Lady (Happy Robot Photography)

Lady Stockholm as a tap dancing Elephant Man (Happy Robot Photography)

Portland's Paris in Black Lodge Burlesque (Happy Robot Photography)

A Twin Peaks number by Hai Fleisch as Laura Palmer, with Bob. (Happy Robot Photography)

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Seattle performer and producer Randi Rascal also has a penchant for unusual themes in burlesque. Randi and co-producer/performer Heidi Von Haught are diligently planning the third That’s F*cked Up, which was just announced for February 10-12 at ReBar. But more on that in a moment.

Tonight, Randi will pose for artists at Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School at the Rendezvous in Seattle. Randi chatted with me this week via email about her multitude of upcoming events, and life in general:

Burlesque Seattle Press: Hi Randi! What have you been up to lately?

Randi: Since the glitter-whirlwind that was BHOF I’ve been trying very hard to create a period of rest during the holiday season. I have, however, failed. Hard. I was on the programming committee for BurlyCon which, though a labor of love, is a lot of labor! I went to Burning Man. I produced the Reproduction! fundraiser for NARAL Pro-Choice Washington and performed at various other gigs, including traveling to Portland for the Geeklesque show, which got my whistle wet for more touring. Right now I’m striving to minimize my commitments so I’ll have the energy for the big projects coming up next year.

I hear dates for That’s F*cked Up 3 were just announced, plus you’re working on the Neo-Burlesque Road Show…can you tell me anything about these events?

So much exciting stuff is coming around the bend! Literally! Heidi Von Haught and I have just nailed down the dates for TFU3: Feb 10, 11, and 12. We are happy to be returning to the perfect venue for these sort of shenanigans: ReBar. The cast will include both amazing outtatowners–we’ll be welcoming Juicy D. Light from Oakland’s Rubinesque Burlesque and have invited back the incomparable Sabrina Chap- and epic Seattle luminaries, including Waxie Moon and Armitage Shanks.

I’m also thrilled to announce SpeedBump: A Neo-Burlesque Road Trip will be touring in late February! Luminous Pariah, Paris Original, Wiggy Stardust and I will be taking our show on the road, bringing a sample platter of the latest waves in burlesque innovation to the Western half of the U.S. We’re setting up collaborations with local boundary-smashing performers to showcase the performance art side of our beloved medium. I’m humbly overjoyed to be embarking on this phase of my burlesque career with such talented artists.

What have you been inspired by/obsessed with in your own life these days?

Lately I’ve had my nose in Debt: The First 5000 Years, by David Graeber. It’s a fascinating read; I highly recommend it. My background is in Anthropology and I’ve always been fascinated with the idea of cultural norm creation- how we decide what behavior is “right” and why. My intense interest in the financial crisis- which is what brought me to Graeber’s book–and what it means for our culture, is rooted in this. I feel that it is symptomatic of our underlying points of cultural dissonance. Our mass hypocrisies. Ironically, I am infinitely grateful to those hypocrisies, because they are the reason for my art.

Speaking of art…is this your first time at Dr. Sketchy’s? And will it be weird to hold still with all eyes on you, instead of doing a routine? You’d better not be fidgety…

It is! I’ve wanted to pose for them for the longest time and I’m so thrilled to be doing so. I don’t think it’ll be too weird to just hold a pose, but I’ve heard from other performers that it’s much harder than it looks! I’m planning on doing some contortion-y poses though, so I guess I’d better make sure I’m good and warmed up!

For more information on That’s F*cked Up 3 (including auditions and proposals), click HERE.

Randi Rascal (Photo by Takako)

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