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01-10-2010 04:55 PM #1
Chair acts without chairs?
Hi dolls,
I am curious for opinions... I started learning burlesque last year and I am currently putting together a couple of acts that I can start peddling around. Both to Elvis songs, they are very cheesecake, cute and cheeky. One is pretty straight forward peeling and shimmying. But the other is a hula/tiki act and I have come to realise that I can only do the things I want to include if I have a chair.
A chair is going to really look odd on stage and not in keeping with the theme at all... my first thoughts have been learning towards making a very large half a coconut shell, which I think might just be makeable with enough papier mache and wooden framing or some such... but I would really appreciate it if people had any other ideas.
It basically has to be something I can safely sit on that will still be keeping with the theme.WARNINGWarning: This is an Old Thread
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01-10-2010 06:13 PM #2
It's cliche but what about a rock or something with the sea around it? Sorry, probably not my best idea!
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01-10-2010 06:18 PM #3
Hmm, I didn't think about incorporating a bit of sea-scenery... I'll have to put that on my list of things to consider

And don't worry about it being cliche - the whole act is going to be rather tongue in cheek!
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01-10-2010 08:09 PM #4
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01-10-2010 08:17 PM #5
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01-10-2010 08:24 PM #6
Maybe some sort of stool made to look like a Tiki God idol totem pole kinda thing.
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01-10-2010 08:39 PM #7
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01-10-2010 08:42 PM #8
fancy chance , uses a mushroom i think? for her alice act!
i know it's not a suggestion
but i just thought it was very cute
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01-10-2010 08:48 PM #9
Lol! That reminds me of brownies and guides! Does sound cute though
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01-10-2010 08:55 PM #10
trixie sparkle has a throne!
imagine a queen act, in a pub chair?!"The king of cabaret noir" - The Metro
"Not to be missed" - Vanity Fair
"An evening chock full of indecent hilarity. This one-man song and dance feast will leave you gobsmacked for all the right reasons" - Time Out Melbourne
"Effective numbers on a grisly theme" - Time Out London
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