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Seattle Vice Revives Burlesque Series of Tenderloin Histories at Triple Door
Reviews Calista Robbins Reviews Calista Robbins

Seattle Vice Revives Burlesque Series of Tenderloin Histories at Triple Door

 “We liked exploring the ‘70s in particular,” said Mark Siano when interviewed, “because this is where the clubs started to spiral out of Frank’s control and started to take on a life of their own. We saw the emergence of Burlesque, Cabaret, Follies, and more Queer-oriented entertainment like what was happening at The New Paris Theatre in Pioneer Square (Seattle’s original gay neighborhood.)” 

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Ruby Mimosa’s Sound of Strip Lights Up Burlesque with Live Music
Reviews Andre Stackhouse Reviews Andre Stackhouse

Ruby Mimosa’s Sound of Strip Lights Up Burlesque with Live Music

For the uninitiated, the Triple Door is a longtime dinner-and-a-show venue in Seattle’s downtown that seats some 300, The Sound of Strip is an improv burlesque show set to the music of a live cover of The Cure, and Ruby Mimosa (aka The Effervescent EnterTEASER) is a local star noted as one of the most influential performers in the world by 21st Century Burlesque and the genius mind behind BurlesKaraoke.


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