Last night I had the pleasure of hosting Alyssa Kitt on my Facebook page to lead our community through a fabulous online workshop - Feeling Down? Feel Yourself!
Alyssa took us all through a guided discussion and flow class, so that we can reconnect with our bodies and think about strategies to help us get a quick mood booster.
She’s also kindly shared a quick recap of her top tips for quickly feeling yourself and picking yourself up:
Choosing the right footwear can really make or break an act. If you are going to invest in one thing in your burlesque life, make it something that keeps your tootsies well supported and nourished!
Read MoreEssential reading for someone starting out in burlesque. Perfect for when the world is going crazy and we need to stay indoors! Consider this part one in a series - these are the core books that everyone needs to have had a browse of. Stay tuned for the second installment which will cover some less well known sources.
Read MoreSome great life tips if you find yourself needing to work from home. Please add your best hacks in the comments!
Read MoreI’ve just dropped an announcement on my Facebook page sharing my newest venture - online learning!It was something that has been on my mind for awhile. I have definitely noticed an uptake in enquiries from casual workers and shift workers, that often find it hard to commit to a weekly class. So I’m making a commitment to get with the times and offer some flexible learning options!
Read MoreSometimes Netflix and Chill just doesn’t cut it. If you are losing your burlesque mojo and want to get inspired, or just starting out and want to binge some burlesque worthy flicks - here are my faves!
Read MoreAnyone that knows me, knows that I deeply love a feather fan dance. It was the first solo I performed and still the most used act in my wheelhouse today.
Most showgirls will have one of some description in their back pocket.
I’ve done some form of fan dance for the past 10 years and here are some of the most valuable tips I’ve picked up - from practicing to travelling to storing your fans. All stuff that might help you up your game and make your life a bit easier!
Read MoreDitch your inner critic and make that performance debut.
Read MoreAs someone who definitely shouts out the love for Shaan frequently, I was excited to catch up with her before her final show for 2019. Read on!
Read MoreCatching up with QT Cabaret producer and all around legend, Gemini.
Read MoreWhat’s it like to transition from a student to a burlesque performer? How does someone get ready to make their debut on stage? Meet Natty Prospect, an emerging burlesque performer in Hobart - about to make her stage debut!
Read MoreIn my last catch up with the Miss Burlesque Tasmania finalists, Jessy G shared her thoughts on the event and how she got her start in burlesque.
Read MoreMy last interview with the Miss Burlesque Tasmania finalists. Vermillion Rose is based in the North West Coast of Tasmania. She has had a really different experience entering burlesque and has a different background to many of the other performers, which I am so pleased she shared with me. Read more to find out her story!
Read MoreMy fourth in our ‘get to know your Miss Burlesque Tasmania finalists’ series! What a mouthful. This time I got to catch up with Shaan Valentine and hear about her start in burlesque and her preparations for her first Miss Burlesque Tasmania event.
Read MoreMy second in a series exploring the preparations leading up to Miss Burlesque Tasmania 2019. Performer, Monya Lisa shares her insights into the event and how she is feeling as the ‘curtain up’ draws nearer!
Read MoreTalking all things burlesque and Miss Burlesque Tasmania with 2019 finalist, Groovy Lushious.
This is part one in a five part blog series with the 2019 Tasmanian finalists where they will share their views on burlesque, the competition and how their preparations are going.
Read More“….By doing this really basic exercise you are not only working towards a process of self-affirming, but if you do a physical diary you will end up with pages of good shit that you have done. You can then look back on all the things you (yes YOU!) are proud of, which can be super positive when you have those moments of self doubt.”
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