The Burlesque Handbook
The Burlesque Handbook by Jo Weldon, published by HarperCollins on June 1, 2010, is an illustrated guide that delves into the world of both classic and neo-burlesque. This 272-page book offers readers a comprehensive manual for understanding and performing this vibrant performance art, featuring practical suggestions and exercises designed to enhance stage presence and confidence.
Readers will find a wealth of information on essential aspects of burlesque, including makeup, costumes, and movement. The book covers various techniques and attitudes that contribute to the art form, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the performing arts. With its focus on practical application, The Burlesque Handbook serves as a useful tool for those looking to bring their burlesque aspirations to life.
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The Burlesque Handbook is the essential manual to understanding and performing both classic and neo-burlesque. Written by Jo Weldon, award-winning founder of the New York School of Burlesque, this book features easy-to-follow suggestions and exercises for developing stage-worthy confidence, presence, and sexiness. You’ll learn about the fabulous makeup, costumes—including pasties!—moves, grooves, and attitudes of burlesque. The Burlesque Handbook is the must-have guide for everyone interested in this vibrant and wildly popular performance art, providing inspiration and practical information that readers can take straight from the page to the stage!
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