TT Partay

DEEZ NUTs! (as the youth say these days!)
Drag Me to Deez is tonight!!
Am I still bedazzling my bra??? ADHD-solutley!!!!
DEEZ Bar & Grill

Catch me and with some amazing performers at Deez Restaurant Thursday, May 14!!

Thank you Jennifer MacIntosh for these photos from the Solara Show at Circus Freaks last night!

I'll be performing, with some of my favourite people, at Circus Freaks Solara Show, Saturday, March 28th!
(Parksville, BC)

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I will be performing at Solara, hosted by Circus Freaks. It will be a night of Burlesque, Drag, Pole, and more!
Heat, Mystery and Movement!!
Come celebrate the coming of Spring with me!
tickets available on the link

Solara | Circus Freaks SOLARA blends heat, mystery, and movement into a night of captivating performance. As the sun returns, our artists rise with it; bringing bold energy, sensuality, and luminous power to the stage.

Excuse me, can we talk about reveals for a quick second:
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Bian Lian, or “Face Changing,” is one of the most mesmerizing sub-genres of the Sichuan Opera, originating during the Qing Dynasty. It serves as a visual metaphor for a character’s internal transformation; as their emotions shift from anger to fear or joy, their physical face changes instantly to match. Historically, the techniques used to achieve these lightning-fast swaps were considered a state secret in China, passed down strictly within families. Performers use a combination of hidden silk threads, adhesive “pulling” techniques, and dramatic sleeve movements to swap thin, silk masks in as little as 1/20th of a second, often right in front of a spectator’s eyes. Beyond the technical trickery, the masks themselves are rich with symbolism and color-coded storytelling. Each hue represents a specific personality trait: red denotes loyalty and bravery, black represents integrity or fierceness, and gold is reserved for gods or supernatural beings. A master performer doesn’t just change the mask; they embody the new persona through distinct “eye-work” and body language. While modern versions of the art have become popular in restaurants and tourist shows, the traditional discipline remains a rigorous feat of sleight-of-hand that requires years of physical training to master. Follow @woandercopia for more. #history #culture #opera #art