Burlesque History & Ethics
Class Description
Instructors: Lola LeSoleil & Talloolah Love 12/1 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Price: $35 The history of Burlesque is a vast and surprisingly long one. Though most consider Burlesque as an art form to be purely American with its start being 70 years ago at best, it actually began long before then, and is deeply rooted in the class system of western civilization. Burlesque History & Ethics covers a vast swath of the history of "common man's" theatre, and why it is such an important part of western culture. We will then explore the ethical impact this form of theatrical storytelling has on society today and what its moral and political implications are for the future. This workshop is part of our Burlesque I, Burlesque II, Sultry Songbirds, and FanWise DIY. It is also available as an independent workshop. About Us: Drenched in over a century of charm, Metropolitan Studios Arts & Movement Community is an affordable creative space in the heart of Atlanta’s East Atlanta Village; and Atlanta's Burlesque and Cabaret House. We are an event venue, community gathering space, and Atlanta, Georgia’s Burlesque & Cabaret House, home to the Atlanta School of Burlesque and the award-winning Candybox Revue burlesque entertainment troupe. Join us for what could just be your best burlesque experience! We’re proud to be queer women-owned and are grateful that you choose to make magic with us! From burlesque classes and movement classes, live burlesque shows in Georgia and private events like weddings and shows, to creativity and community, #magicshithappenshere!
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You must notify Metropolitan Studios at least 3 hours before class starts, or class will be deducted from your account and considered “used” even though you were not present.
Contact Details
Metropolitan Studios, Inc., Metropolitan Avenue Southeast, Atlanta, GA, USA