Jezebelly (aka Iridessence), the brownest belly in burlesque, is a model, self-portraitist and performance artist who works and lives in New Orleans with roots from Chicago. Her work often features vintage, theatrical and historical themes and marries them to radical self-love in a socio-political scape that marginalizes people of size and color. She’s performed at Richmond's Afrotease, Jeezy’s Juke Joint and New Orleans Teaser Festival, and has been featured in Vogue for her accomplishments in history-inspired style and costume. She is passionate and honored to show the world that glamour is not exclusive to specific skin tones or body types, but for everybody!

From the world of opera, this Naughty Nightingale is no stranger to the stage. Proud member of Curve Collective Cabaret, one half of First House Femmes, and co-producer for MISCHIEF: A Melanated Variety Show, she demands and commands space for Fat, BIPoC representation. With flexibility on and off stage, she incorporates her love of singing, orchestra, and musical theatre into an experience you won't soon forget. "Olympia’s Operatic Obscurity” "The Silky Songstress" Solangerie.

A multi award-winning Montreal-based burlesque performer, Sucre à la Crème's cheeky and innovative antics have taken her across North America and around the world, from Halifax to Honolulu to Hiroshima! In 2023, she won 1st runner-up at Miss Viva Las Vegas, and was selected to compete for Best Debut at the Burlesque Hall of Fame Weekender. As a host, she has emceed shows and festivals and taught the art of hosting across the continent in both English and French. Her clients have included Ubisoft, McGill University, and the Canadian Centre for Architecture.

The two-spirit tease will have you on your knees. Mother Girth has been dominating stages for six years with their erotic power and lively facial expressions. In 2019, Mother Girth won “Most Innovative” in Edmonton Burlesque Festival’s Bunny Competition. They are a proudly fat, disabled, and indigenous performer from Penticton, BC. Mother Girth celebrates their unique identities with joy on stage. Mother Girth is a proud fat, disabled, and indigenous burlesque artist from Penticton, BC.

Madame E started dancing in 1970 in Honolulu, as Pearl Divine, with the tagline, the Tit-less Wonder (given to her by her tattoo artists at the time, Sailor Jerry). She then traveled to Guam and through the Pacific, following the troops on R&R from Vietnam. After birthin' two babies, she left her serial killer husband and relocated to LA, working the local strip circuit to pay her way through college and a Journalism degree.

This led to a career working private parties for rock bands and celebrities in Los Angeles such as Rod Stewart, Robert Plant, Billy Idol, David Lee Roth, Jack Nicholson, Robert Blake, Mickey Roark, and Pee Wee Herman. She returned to the burlesque stage in the early 2000s in San Francisco under her dominatrix name, Madame E, and was soon welcomed into the Burlesque Hall of Fame as a legend by Dixie Evans, and the rest is just old stripper history.