Fräulein Frauke Presents: Hooray for Hollywood!

Even though I always look forward to Fräulein Frauke's extravagant burlesque events, I look forward to the next one a little bit more than usual... The theme this time is old Hollywood glamour, and I happen to be one of thee entertainers on stage this time!

The event will - as usual - take place at Nalen, and the date to get your tickets for is August 31st! Besides for moi, there will of course be a whole bunch of fabulous performers:

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Ofelia Bitz - conférencière of the evening!

Photo: John Paul Bichard

The gorgeous Fräulein Frauke herself!

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La Viola Vixen!

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Wes Zaharuk!

Photo: Jenhell Photography

Elegy Ellem!

Photo: Mariamism

Velma Voluptuous!

Photo: John Paul Bichard

And Yvette Les Fesses!

This time the evening is sponsored by Absout Vodka, who will be handing out drink tickets for their new drink Absoult Hibiscus. The two best dressed guests will also receive a bottle of Perrier Jouet each!

Get your tickets here - before it's to late! See you there!!!

A Night At The Weimar Cabaret

Last Saturday I put on a transparent dress from the 30s, and travelled back in time to enjoy a night at the Weimar Cabaret - which was the theme of Fräulein Frauke Presents this time.

As usual the event took place at Nalen, in the center of Stockholm. We were greeted in the Harlem Lounge by Herr H, who sang German songs...

...and Valkyria Von Tessla, who gave a lovely burlesque performance that showered the audience closest to the stage in glitter. Looks like Dita is watching the show too...

Then the doors opened to the main room, where the big stage is. Conferencière for the evening was Laurie Hagen, who looked very Liza Minnelliyish. I love this girl! The charisma she has in indescribable. She was simply born to be on stage!

Herr H and Fräulein Frauke did a splendid duett, singing the song The Lonely Goatherd from The Sound Of Music, equipped with inflatable sheep and all!

Velma Voluptuous sang German songs while taking her clothes off! Other performers were:

Hedo Luxe, in the shape of a giant lobster, gurgling himself through a whole song!

Julietta la Doll!

More Hedo Luxe! This time doing an inflatable-man-strip, ending with squeezing glitter out of his big *beep*...

And Fräulein Frauke herself of course!

Then we danced! Looking like a king in the background is dj Damón Zurawski! When my feet got tired I lied down on a grand piano for a short rest.

Fanny looked amazing in her self-made costume!

And here we have Ruby Lu Scious and her boy toy Albin!

Me and Fabio! I decided to try on his suspenders, while he was still wearing them...While on the dance floor he lifted me up. Then the popular game "throwing of little lady" - aka me - began...again...This time the participants were Fabio, Michael, Albin, Ruby and Fanny, tossing me back and forth between each other. Sometimes being lightweight is a source of fun for other people...I made it out alive though - only to get whipped by Fräulein Frauke...

...here posing with her husband, coproducer of the event, and photographer John Paul Bichard! Used and abused I then licked Fabio a little and we all went home with smiles on our faces. The only thing I'm dying to know now is what theme the next Fräulein Frauke Presents is going to have! Need to start preparing...

All photos by John Paul Bichard! The bottom one snapped by Fabio though...

Fräulein Frauke Presents - Weimar Cabaret!

If you happen to be in Stockholm Mars 2, and doesn't have other plans, come to Nalen for a night of burlesque decadence! Actually - if you have already made other plans, change them, and come to Nalen for a night of burlesque decadence! Everyone needs to visit one of Fräulein Frauke's clubs at least one time during their lives, and this time the theme is Weimar Cabaret!

After WWI until 1933 the Weimar Republic held power over Germany. But even though many hardships followed in the footsteps of the war, the Weimar Republic is remembered as a cultural renaissance. The cabaret scene grew immensely, and was a place where writers, artists, homosexuals, actresses, filmmakers, dancers, and other children of the night gathered to escape reality. It was also during this time Christopher Isherwood wrote Goodbye to Berlin, the book which later became realized as the popular musical Cabaret with Liza Minnelli and Joel Grey as main characters. 

The list of show girls - and boys - for the evening is:

Photo: John Paul Bichard

Laurie Hagen!

Photo: Paul Green

Marlene von Steenvag!

Photo: John Paul Bichard

Hedo Luxe!

Photo: John Paul Bichard

Fräulein Frauke!

Photo: Miriam Zakarian

Velma Voluptuous!

Herr H!

Photo: John Paul Bichard

Valkyria von Tessla!

And if I get in the mood, I might jump up on stage and throw my own clothes off!...Ok, I won't...I don't think...