Vienna Le Rouge - Burlesque! Shows

"I wasn't naked. I was completely covered by a blue spotlight." - Gypsy Rose Lee

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(Or, "The Snagged Stocking") Vienna's newest act pays homage to a magical time during the turn of the last century known as "La Belle Époque".
In a gown of black lace and a green the color of absinthe, Vienna performs a striptease that hearkens back to the Moulin Rouge in its heyday.
Vienna debuted this number in London and in Paris at Divan Du Monde in September of 2007.

One of Vienna's most unique acts dedicated to the beauty, mystery, and intrigue of 18th century Venice.
Enrobed in crimson velvet and shimmering gold tulle, the perfect accessories are a jewel covered tricorn hat, a jeweled fan, and a beautiful gilded mask.
Occasionally performed in a white powdered wig, this number is a richly bejeweled expression of 18th century splendor.
(Debut: October 5th 2006)

With its debut in December of 2005, this concoction of Vienna's is sure to put you under her spell!
Gliding across the stage to the croon of Sinatra, Vienna weaves her magic. In a costume of jet black and coral crystal she bewitches with a striptease highlighted by seamed stockings and a huge black feather boa. More photos here!

(Also known as "The Merry Widow")
Vienna pays tribute to the popular beauties that graced one of the most famous theater shows in 1900; "Florodora".
Dressed in a short black silk and jet beaded bustle dress with a pink feathered bonnet, she teases and beguiles as she unveils her pink silk and rhinestone covered corset. She removes her "unmentionables" and hides demurely behind her parasol or fan, allowing a glimpse or two, finishing with her parasol dance. (aka, "The Porcelain Doll" number first performed in February of 2004).

Also known as "Minnie The Moocher".
This classic Cab Calloway tune about a fallen woman was used in Vienna's first burlesque performance ever. Now one of her most extraordinary shows, this is the number that won her first place at the 8th Viva Las Vegas Burlesque Competition in April of 2005. Decked out in silver satin, an ocean of tulle, and over 4,000 swarovski crystals, Vienna evokes an era of Big Band, Hollywood Musicals, and total glamour! Beginning with a sizzling striptease, the number climaxes with a classic fan dance. Vienna dances gracefully with two 3 foot tall white ostrich feather fans, paying tribute to 1930s Burlesque star, Sally Rand.

First performing this number in early 2004, Vienna uses lavish stage props that include a large satin ottoman, a boudoir table, and a large powder puff. Her gown is a vivid red, embellished with red swarovski crystals and inspired by the scandalous early 1900s star, Evelyn Nesbit.
Like the belle that has arrived home late after the ball she prepares for bed, but not before a little late night pampering. With a slow enticing striptease, Vienna primps and tantalizes whilst removing her corset, stockings, and other lacy garments. For the finale, Vienna covers her body in a silky shimmering powder with the large feather puff.

One of Vienna's first shows involving the classic fan dance.
In a costume of vivid royal blue and sapphire swarovski crystals that sparkle like stars, Vienna dances as she coquettishly removes her voluminous bustled skirt. She continues the slow striptease into her fan dance with two giant, royal blue ostrich feather fans trimmed in sapphire crystals. More photos here!

One of Vienna's more "modern" performances, this one is sure to whip even the most rebellious into shape! Dressed in slick black patent, silver fox fur, and jewels, Mistress Vienna brings along her riding crop to make sure the audience stays in line. After removing her long skirt and severe corset, she tantalizes and holds your attention while she dances with her 7 foot long fox fur boa. The ultimate in naughty luxury.

Dressed in a figure hugging silver satin gown and a blonde finger-waved wig, Vienna performs as her alter ego, Edel Vice. It's a Weimar era striptease that pays tribute to the films of Fritz Lang, and the artistic explosion between the wars.

A whimsical number, this was first performed in 2004 at a club event celebrating the easter holiday in all it's forms.
Dressed in sheer pink silk organza, Vienna strips down to her pink corset and ruffled bottoms, cotton tail and all! Along with the candy she tosses to the crowd, she continues to give the audience a treat of her own, ending the number wearing nothing but a sparkly g-string, pink crystal pasties, and bunny ears!
(Vienna is not painted pink in the below photo, it was the effects of the stage lights...but it looks really cool!)

Donations to the Vienna Le Rouge Costuming and Prop Fund are always welcome and much appreciated!

"The Queen Bee"
A tribute to Anna Held and the Zeigfeld Follies.
*Photos Coming Soon!*

"The Rose of Vienna"
Vienna's tribute to her beloved city.
*Photos Coming Soon!*