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The Deal
- $15 for two tickets to Yadi Presents "Burlesque Extravaganza!" (up to a $40.25 value)
- When: Saturday, November 16, at 8 p.m.
- Where: Yost Theater
- Section: General Admission (standing room)
- Door time: 7 p.m.
- Ticket values include all fees.
Yadi Presents "Burlesque Extravaganza!"
Known for their sultry takes on classic cinema lore and pop culture, the performers of Yadi Presents go all out in their latest revealing revue, "Burlesque Extravaganza." Patrick the Bank Robber hosts an evening featuring favorites including Yadi's own Ruby Champagne and Jessabelle Thunder, in addition to guests such as Lux La Croix, an award-winning choreographer who has worked with the likes of Kanye West and Lady Gaga. Special guest Russell Bruner gets audiences wondering what's under that mustache in a "boylesque" performance that earned him the 2012 title of "King of Burlesque."
Yadi Presents
Yadi Presents melds traditional burlesque with contemporary source material. Since the company's inception, performers with names like Meowberry Deathly, Lady Josephine, and Dolly Danger have conjured titillating, vaudevillian versions of Night of the Living Dead and Grease, and have even taken on the songs of Johnny Cash. Over the course of a single show, cast members shimmy out of their clothes, shake off their autumn leaves, play characters of opposite genders, and pay tribute to pop culture with equal amounts of kitsch and artistry.
Yadi Presents
Yadi Presents melds traditional burlesque with contemporary source material. Since the company's inception, performers with names like Meowberry Deathly, Lady Josephine, and Dolly Danger have conjured titillating, vaudevillian versions of Night of the Living Dead and Grease, and have even taken on the songs of Johnny Cash. Over the course of a single show, cast members shimmy out of their clothes, shake off their autumn leaves, play characters of opposite genders, and pay tribute to pop culture with equal amounts of kitsch and artistry.
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