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Re: “Byrlesque at the Byrd

Boom Boom Basics Burlesque Studio Presents:

BYRLESQUE AT THE BYRD

Sunday 5/6 at The Byrd Theatre in Carytown!


Join us for a fine evening of classic burlesque, presented for the first time ever in Richmond's beloved, historic movie palace, The Byrd Theatre! With a talented cast hand-picked amongst the Virginia/Maryland/North Carolina region, "Byrlesque At The Byrd" pays tribute to so many of the Byrd's most classic films to grace it's silver screens! Ranging from silent films to some of our favorite childhood movies, these burlesque, cabaret and vaudeville performers will bring the movies to life right before your very eyes!

Starring:
Deanna Danger
Bitsy Buttons
Charlie
Cherrie Canary
Deepa De Jour
Indy Go-Go
Lottie Ellington
Maria Bella
Meka La Creme
Paco Fish
Scarlet Starlet
& The Wanderlust Agreement

Hosted by Mark Slomski of the Slomski Cabaret, featuring The Dainty Dolls in a "Byrdette" cabaret tribute, and the Filmroasters providing comedic relief!

Vintage/ cocktail attire requested! Raffle prizes, vendors and more!

Doors 7:30pm
Show: 8:00pm
Ages 18+

Tickets $10 in advance/ $15 door

Pre-sale tickets here: http://blog.boomboombasics.com/2012/04/11/…

Byrd Theatre
2908 W. Cary St.
Richmond, VA

Promotional photo provided by Kencredible, www.kencredible.com

www.boomboombasics.com
www.byrdtheatre.com
www.filmroasters.com/

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Posted by DeannaDanger on 04/27/2012 at 11:33 AM

Re: “Brilliant Disguise

Ditto to the above^

"love this quote: "The I.E. event couldn’t have been for Richmond’s so-called creative thinkers. Most of the people I’d identify as local spark plugs would have spent the conference’s hefty $125 admission fee on something more practical — a rent payment, say, or a new piece of software"

I couldnt have said it better myself"....

Also

MightyCaseyMedia, you can get an amen for this:

"Creative energy comes from the bottom, not the top. Frustration, rage-against-the-machine, feeling marginalized will drive either crime or creativity - admittedly, sometimes, it will drive both - why not offer the opportunity from the bottom up, rather than the top-down approach taken by i.e.?"

-Deanna Danger-
Professional provocateur

Posted by DeannaDanger on 07/08/2011 at 2:24 AM

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