Whether you are starting out, or are a seasoned performer, good networking is something that is worth practising.
Why is this important? It’s all well and good to be talented. But getting opportunities to perform without connecting with other people.
Not a natural extrovert? That’s okay. But it’s a necessity really. So take some tips from Grace Cherry on how to practice and improve.
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 MoreA great show needs amazing helpers behind the scenes. And in the lineup there is no one more important than the Stage Kitten. Plus for newer performers, it’s a great way to network, get some stage time and understand event productions. Here’s some tips on how to make yourself invaluable!
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 MoreEnjoy that spotlight and the attention that being on stage generates. But make sure your definition of success is driven by yourself.
Sounds simple, right? But if you need some tips on building self -approval, please read on!
Read MoreGrace Cherry lifts the lid on producing a burlesque a show- with some words of caution and hot tips for anyone producing a show for the first time.
Read MoreWant to make a good impression? Some quick tips on keeping yourself tidy backstage.
Read MoreWant to get more bookings? Grace shares some quick tips to step up your game!
Read MoreGrace Cherry shares her must have items for solving any backstage drama!
Read MoreBurlesque is an industry obsessed with sparkly and glittery. And it comes with a hefty price tag for that moment of absolute dazzle worthiness onstage.
I'm all for a big costume, prop and a lot of rhinestones. But this can definitely become a drain on the hip pocket. Which is fine if you're getting the big gigs to go with it. But that's not always possible.
This isn't a blog post on stopping buying swarovski's, rhinestones and appliques. I can't say that because I'm an example of really bad addiction. My advice centres on how you can be a bit more mindful in where you spend your money - and how to get some more bang for buck!
Read More7 reasons to get your booty to a burlesque class!
Read MoreThe glamour life? Eating glitter? Grace Cherry breaks down some of the big burlesque myths.
Read MoreA conversation with Shaan Valentine on burlesque, managing endometriosis and launching her blog.
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.”
Read MoreNeed to procrastinate. Check out some of my favourite burlesque films for to binge watch!
Read More“… I’ve realised that the ‘surviving in burlesque’ and setting yourself up as a performer, is also about personal development; acknowledging the very real challenges that sit beneath the surface.
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