Posts tagged burlesque
Catch up with Peachey Vendetta as she prepares for a solo performance!

Peachy Vendetta is a playful provocateur, always ready to upend expectations with a wink and a smirk. As a physically challenged troublemaker, she shrugs off the rules, turning every performance into a cheeky mix of rebellion and raw flair. A proud queer femme fatale, Peachy isn’t here to inspire—she’s here to tease, tempt, and leave you wondering how she makes being unapologetically herself look so damn fun.

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My favourite stretch for burlesque performer tight hips ! (aka seated pigeon pose)

Today, I want to share with you some tips on a great stretch for tight hips. I feel like every burlesque student that comes through the doors struggles with tightness in the hips!

And we all know that feeling of tightness and discomfort in our hips - and especially after a long day of sitting! Or if you are starting your burlesque journey and using some different muscles you can feel a bit tight.

Seated pigeon pose is one of my favourite poses to bring some relief to those tight muscles.

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Burlesque boas - where to buy and tutorials to make them!

Feather boas are a timeless accessory that can add a touch of glamour to any routine and are pretty iconic burlesque accessories. Choosing and using a boa is a veritable minefield! There are different types of feather boas available - from vegan to ostrich, there are plenty of options to choose from. And plenty of tutorials for making your own!

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What are my backstage rules at a burlesque show?

Backstage rules in the world of burlesque are an essential part of the performance. While burlesque classes are often fun, inclusive and vibrant, once you want to get on the stage you need to approach your work with a level of professionalism as you would in any other art form or business. Let’s go through some backstage housekeeping!

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Reviewing and refining your burlesque act

Often when you are starting out in burlesque, it’s really common to want to rush to create a new act. It can be really helpful to focus on having one or two really polished acts - rather than a heap of undercooked performances. To do that you need to be able to give yourself the ‘feedback’ sandwich - building up your ability to give yourself helpful feedback!

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No, burlesque performers aren't innately "body confident"

As a burlesque performer I constantly get told, "wow you must be so confident". The unsaid part of that statement being - you must be so confident to take your clothes off in front of people when you don't look like a super model.

But I have built a few ideas into this downloadable eBook so that you can have something to use to check in with yourself. Get your copy (for free!) today!

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