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Tuesday, February 14th âą 10 pm
Nothing makes a date night like a steamy striptease in a Bavarian-style beer hall. This Valentine’s Day, go out for your traditional boring dinner and a movie, then scootch over to Queen Anne Beer Hall’s burlesque show at 10 pm to spice things up! You’re not living if you’re not lusting.
The evening includes performances from:
đ Nox Falls, a performer billed as being known for “slow burn striptease productions that focus on kink, poetry, and seduction.”
đ Dulce D’Jour, a dancer from Olympia who also makes handcrafted silk.
đ Boom Boom L’Roux, who “favors a classic approach to Burlesque infused with her own spicy flavor that melts hearts and captivates souls.”
đ Carson St. Clair, “the petite provocateur” who’s “known for her entrancing gaze⊠curves that kill and a bump and grind style that will leave you quivering for more.”
đ Sailor St. Claire will emcee. You’ll be in good hands with Sailor, who has a “scintillating wit and copious charm.”
In Washington, due to puritanical liquor laws, which forbid drinking in strip clubs, the only real way to have a fun sexy time while tipsy is at a burlesque show. Burlesque is provocative and sexy, yes, but the artform has comedic roots, so it’s also simply a good time. A Valentine’s Day with burlesque and a menu full of German beer won’t disappoint.
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