Zoe Bizoe, the first international burlesque artist to win every competition she ever competed! With her 7(!!) international titles she is living proof that a combination of humor & sillyness combined with your own uniqueness in an incredible outfit is THE key to making a spectacle everyone remembers.
Burlesque as the ultimate celebration of life. And we know laughter is life.
Melody D‘Amour – not only her name, it‘s her mission!
She‘s performing Burlesque over 13 years now all around Europe. Her shows are as different and surprising as she is – expect the unexpected!
Born out of the necessity to perform, BoomBoom Bob is an absurdist Burlesque performer from Ghent, Belgium. As a founding member of the troupe ‘Cabaret Cuberdon’, he has graced (or should we say grazed?) stages in Belgium and beyond.
He is always searching for the weird, the strange, the cute and the sexy.
Tonka Cabaret is an aerial, swing & Burlesque dancer from Kortrijk, Belgium.
Originally formed by Lindy Hop and Charleston, she quickly discovered the joy of teaching and performing with The Cherry Dots.
She embraces the vintage Burlesque atmosphere and likes to take on sporting challenges, which she combines perfectly in all her dance classes.
From 1.20 m tall, Bram was already bouncing, dancing and tapping, from break dancing to contemporary dance. The real connection came from the love for jazz music first, quickly followed by dance.
Bram is an all-round artist with a passion for entertaining and a background in speech, drama and improvisational theater.
A passionate teacher who likes to go into detail, as well as a very enthusiastic choreographer with attention to image and story in dance routines.
Mariangela is the founder and director of Athens Lindy Hop. She has been dancing Swing since 2004 in London and has brought Lindy Hop for the first time ever in Athens, Greece in 2008.
Along with her partner, Nefeli, she has initiated and built the foundations of the ever growing Athenian Swing dance scene delivering classes, organising social dances and big events.
Mademoiselle Arielle is a Belgian burlesque artist with a deep-rooted passion for dance. She began her journey on stage at the age of six with classical ballet, laying the foundation for a lifelong love of movement and performance. Seven years ago, she discovered the art of burlesque — and it was love at first tease.
Known for her versatility and creative flair, Mademoiselle Arielle delights in blending styles, themes, and eras.
Ben White has been addicted to all things swing since 2004. He has studied Lindy Hop, Balboa, Tap, and Solo Jazz dance under masters from the original swing era and worked with world class contemporary swing dancers.
He has had success both locally and internationally as a competitor and coach placing in contests such as The International Lindy Hop Championships, the National Jitterbug Championships, Camp Jitterbug, and many more.
My name is Sofia. I was born and raised in Thessaloniki. I started dancing in 2010, learning oriental. From 2013 until today, I have been participating in the competitive multi awarded group of the internationally renowned teacher and dancer, Prince Kayammer.
In these ten years, I have participated in numerous oriental festivals and competitions in Greece and abroad. I have won with the racing team a total of over 30 awards, most of them 1st place awards.
I am Barbieria, I am from Thessaloniki and I love dancing tribal fusion belly dance…and more!
My dancing journey started in 2017, when I found out lindy hop and rock ‘n roll. I started teaching and performing with Jitterbugs skg in 2018, and soon enough, in 2020, I fell in love with tribal fusion belly dance. Feminine energy, sensuality, dark emotions, expressed through strong and fluid, serpentine movements.
Ding Dong Dolores fell in love with burlesque after graduating from the Theatre Academy of Tilburg .
Stimulated by their wide fantasy and big dress-up trunk in the attic, Dolores has been creating characters and storylines from a very young age.
They were always meant to end up on a stage.
