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Winner of Best Dance and Burlesque Troupe 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022 & 2023!
Featured In NPR, Cleveland Opera Theater in PlayHouse Square Ohio Theater, MoCa New Agency 2019, Cleveland Scene, PRIZM Magazine, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cool Cleveland, Cleveland Magazine, Enjoy the 330, Cinematheque Cleveland, Cleveland International Film Festival, Cleveland Pride and the New Full Color Book * The Rustbelt Burlesque * with an special appearance on The History Channel American Pickers.
Home of the award-winning longest running and largest burlesque, drag, variety, vaudeville festival in Ohio!
brought to you by Cleveland Burlesque Burlesque.
Mission Statement:
To continue honoring the art form of burlesque thru Integrity, diversity & inclusivity.
brought to you by Cleveland Burlesque Burlesque.
Mission Statement:
To continue honoring the art form of burlesque thru Integrity, diversity & inclusivity.
2024 Dates for Beachland Ballroom
October 18, November 16th & December 6th
Cleveland Public Theater
Tease The Season A Holiday Burlesque Spectacular
December 12th, 13th, 14th & 15th
October 18, November 16th & December 6th
Cleveland Public Theater
Tease The Season A Holiday Burlesque Spectacular
December 12th, 13th, 14th & 15th
The Beachland BallRoom
Our large concept shows have their home at Cleveland's most eclectic rock venue,
The Beachland Ballroom hosts our large stage shows include burlesque, variety, drag, circus and aerials.
Our shows are fully seated with some standing room available.
The Beachland Ballroom hosts our large stage shows include burlesque, variety, drag, circus and aerials.
Our shows are fully seated with some standing room available.
Upcoming Shows
Cleveland Public Theater
Tease The Season A Holiday Burlesque Spectacular
December 12th, 13th, 14th & 15th
Tickets Here
Tease The Season A Holiday Burlesque Spectacular
December 12th, 13th, 14th & 15th
Tickets Here
50th Anniversary New Agency Award 2019
Ohio Burlesque/Cleveland Burlesque received this honor this spring by MoCa Cleveland.
What is The New Agency:
. The New Agency is a special group of experimenters, catalysts, and change-makers, who are pushing Cleveland forward right now. Designers, artists, DJs, entrepreneurs, mixologists, and more, they stimulate innovation.
MoCa’s roots were planted in late 1968 when it opened as the New Gallery, Cleveland’s first contemporary art gallery. Its first exhibit, The Metropolitan Scene, featured 28 artists including Andy Warhol, Claus Oldenburg and Christo, whose work brought the best in New York and L.A. cosmopolitan culture.
Ohio Burlesque/Cleveland Burlesque received this honor this spring by MoCa Cleveland.
What is The New Agency:
. The New Agency is a special group of experimenters, catalysts, and change-makers, who are pushing Cleveland forward right now. Designers, artists, DJs, entrepreneurs, mixologists, and more, they stimulate innovation.
MoCa’s roots were planted in late 1968 when it opened as the New Gallery, Cleveland’s first contemporary art gallery. Its first exhibit, The Metropolitan Scene, featured 28 artists including Andy Warhol, Claus Oldenburg and Christo, whose work brought the best in New York and L.A. cosmopolitan culture.
Kickin' it with Kenny Fo8 Feature |
The Ohio Burlesque Festival |
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Jump Back Ball 2017 Promotional
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Our Festival Preview Reel
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festivalReview by Altohio.com for The Ohio Burlesque Festival
""I witnessed the dazzling spectacle on Friday, August 5th, the second night in a three day long festival, and I would argue dollar for dollar it had to be the best show in Cleveland that night (and of the entire weekend). Acts from all over the country performed as well as the Le Femme Mystique performers who have made Cleveland a burlesque destination for the rest of the country.
Friday night was hosted by the witty Ken Schneck, who had me rolling around laughing in between acts, simply by exuding his enthusiasm, observational humor, and obvious love for the performers and the show." - Continue reading
Friday night was hosted by the witty Ken Schneck, who had me rolling around laughing in between acts, simply by exuding his enthusiasm, observational humor, and obvious love for the performers and the show." - Continue reading
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PHOTO REVIEW BY FRESHWATERCLEVELAND.COM
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Review by Altohio.com from the Show Nerdlesque
*Aside from all the glamour, talent, and tons of rhinestones that graced the Beachland Ballroom stage, another aspect of the show really hit me in a profound way. All of the burlesque dancers were different body types and, both as a woman and a person who appreciates good art, I found that refreshing. Sin explained about the troupe’s body inclusive and body positive attitude, “We fight a lot with the fact that people do not find female form in general sexy. I needed to showcase women of all sizes, colors, sexual orientations, because they all have a story…Everybody has a type and a fetish and not everybody is the same.” *- Lisa AltOhio.com
