How To Use Burlesque In A Sentence
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I think bringing comedy back into a burlesque environment is a nice touch.
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The work, epic in its tendencies, belongs to the category of burlesque compositions in macaronic verse (that is in a jargon, made up of Latin words mingled with Italian words, given a Latin aspect), which had already been inaugurated by Tifi Odasi in his "Macaronea", and which, in a measure, marks a continuance of the goliardic traditions of the Middle Ages.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI
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The roster of tattooed, pierced misfits and post-punk gals has become a phenomenon with a recent burlesque revue touring North America.
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I was truly a burlesquer a time when it was becoming much more about anatomy, and very little about burlesque.
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There were lots of thrusts and gyrations in the class, which makes sense, since they're burlesquers, but I just don't have the coordination, sadly, to shimmy and walk backward at the same time.
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His own farces and burlesques have faded into obscurity, but this contributor to the ‘gaiety of nations' lies buried in Westminster abbey.
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Being a great burlesque performer is about showing your body in the most beautiful way - and ballet teaches you that.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the first - the Orwellian - culture becomes a prison, whereas in the second - - the Huxleyan - culture becomes a burlesque.
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| puffs war's bruises buckles attainably Warnock's discoverer degeneration plots admirably assimilates germane burlesquely ri |
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Our comic play was a burlesque of a Shakespearean tragedy.
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He worked in burlesque and vaudeville theaters and then on Broadway in such plays as The Night Circus (1958), One More River (1960), and Do Re Mi (1962).
Five People Born at the End of April | myFiveBest
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THERE is no slowing down for the glam American burlesque dancer as she heads through her fifth decade.
The Sun
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They draw back their bows once more and hope to find love - and a dream holiday - for a personal trainer and a burlesque dancer.
The Sun
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The play takes the audience back to 1898 through presentations of wild west acts, musical extravaganzas, ridiculous comedy, a touch of burlesque and boxing - all of which actually took place in the Palace Grand Theatre.
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Gavin seems happier than I've ever seen him in Bachelor world, where he lives the life of supermodel Sultan, wooing compliant, star-stuck ladies in deserted theme parks, providing them with burlesque ie stripping classes, going on excursions to clifftop picnics where shrieking fillies are made to hurtle across the cliffs by Tarzan slide, clinging round his powerful torso.
The Bachelor: Grace Dent's TV OD
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burlesque hall of fame, dixie evans, exotic world, kitten deville, liz renay, michelle l'amour, new york burlesque festival
Inspiration and Execution: Tribute Numbers in Burlesque
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He shouldn't burlesque the elder.
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The novel shows how a racist representation can become so naturalized through its repetition in such forms as popular music that it engages the participation of even those whom it burlesques.
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Je ne suis que le frotteur de madame, said the man, placing his arm a-kimbo, and flying about the room, in all sorts of attitudes, in, what Peter thought, a very burlesque manner.
Paris Lions and London Tigers
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CCOT opened the program with performances of Stravinsky's instrumental "Ragtime" (1918) and the "burlesque" "Renard" (1916), both of which were acrobatically choreographed by Kun-Yang Lin.
When Words Got in the Way
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The novel shows how a racist representation can become so naturalized through its repetition in such forms as popular music that it engages the participation of even those whom it burlesques.
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A man may keep his friendship sacred, because promises of friendship are very awful ties; but, methinks, he cannot, but in a burlesque sense, be said to keep his ease _sacred_.
The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D. in Nine Volumes Volume the Eighth: The Lives of the Poets, Volume II
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Did you know the burlesque dancer 's also a designer these days?
Times, Sunday Times
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His "orgie" is certainly not much of a success; few orgies in print are, except when they are burlesqued.
A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2 To the Close of the 19th Century
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Being a burlesque dancer wasn't as glamorous as folk singing suddenly is.
The Sun
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Burlesque served as a way to counterpoise what these veterans felt was a menacing trend perpetuated by elites - the threat of black equality and a perversion of the war's memory.
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Kickstarting the burlesque scene in London, Maria Saugar reckons the Whoopee Club will be the talk of the town at The Edinburgh Festival.
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Twain strung it out beyond reason, carried away by the exuberance of his own burlesque; but it is a vital and integral part of the story.
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Denise was a guest Doll as the burlesque group took the stage at Pure nightclub in Las Vegas.
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In Edinburgh, we are promised the best of contemporary burlesque and vaudeville performers.
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To add insult to injury, he goes on to burlesque one of the iconic phrases of devolution: ‘I do not favour a Scottish solution.’
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What a marvel is such a city! it is a strange thing that this grandioseness and this burlesque should be amicable neighbors, that all this majesty should not be thrown into disorder by all this parody, and that the same mouth can to-day blow into the trump of the Judgment Day, and to-morrow into the reed-flute!
Les Miserables, Volume III, Marius
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It proved to be the lowest kind of music-ball down in the Loop district what they call burlesque nowadays-with sawdust on the floor, a great bar down one side of the hall doing a roaring trade, pit and gallery crowded with raucous toughs and their flash tarts, an atmosphere blue with smoke and a programme to match.
Isabelle
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Confluentia," whose threads of liquidity are eruditely, yet romantically, intertangled to represent the confluence of the Rhine and the Moselle; and "The Headless Horseman," a masterpiece of burlesque weirdness, representing the wild pursuit of Ichabod Crane and the final hurling of the awful head, -- a pumpkin, some say.
Contemporary American Composers Being a Study of the Music of This Country, Its Present Conditions and Its Future, with Critical Estimates and Biographies of the Principal Living Composers; and an Abundance of Portraits, Fac-simile Musical Autographs, and
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Okay, first the bar - which has only been open a couple of months and is FABULOUS - wall-to-wall burlesque beauties, pinups, vintage striptease on the teevee.
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Born in Nashville, Cheatham began his career as a burlesque performer.
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Still, despite its linguistic derring-do, Vernon God Little is less a satire than a burlesque.
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He imitated every movement we made, and burlesqued them to a very high degree, causing great laughter to his companions and us.
The Journals of John McDouall Stuart
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Recently cooking and style have teetered on the edge of burlesque (waiters in white gloves?
Umbria - the green heart of Italy
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It's a strange combination of burlesque - hamming, self-parody, staged pratfalls and the gradual abrasion of the fourth wall - and the truly affecting and sinister.
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The 34-year-old designs her own swimwear and last year made her debut in a cheeky burlesque show.
The Sun
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The church is not grand opera; it's often burlesque theatre.
Christianity Today
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What a marvel is such a city! it is a strange thing that this grandioseness and this burlesque should be amicable neighbors, that all this majesty should not be thrown into disorder by all this parody, and that the same mouth can to-day blow into the trump of the
Les Misérables
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Mathews concocts burlesques and parodies of such rare excellence as to put one in mind of the broad literary japery of Terry Southern at his most inspired.
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Vigorous, amusing, and obscene, it burlesques a current production of Thomas Shadwell's operatic version of the Dryden - Davenant adaptation.
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After retiring from burlesque (1937), she appeared in nightclubs and on television.
Five People Born on February 9 | myFiveBest
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Again, the musical backing is just as thrillingly ugly and grotesque as ‘Ladies’; Kurt Weill would be proud of this jarring burlesque scene, the bilious portrait of corruption in all its glory.
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Burlesque shows have been seeping into theatreland for a while now, and one, The Hurly Burly Show, returns after a successful Leicester Square Theatre run.
This week's new theatre
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Being a great burlesque performer is about showing your body in the most beautiful way - and ballet teaches you that.
Times, Sunday Times
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Tap dance evolved from plantation dances and minstrelsy, and the Broadway musical grew out of burlesque and operettas.
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Burlesque is the voice of irreverence, low humour, plain silliness.
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In the story, the ‘Dixie ‘character is the headliner of the burlesque troupe working at the Old Opera House.’
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Though his banner read burlesque, he occasionally dabbled in slightly more legitimate vaudeville fare.
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In 1838 he contributed to Blackwood's ‘Father Tom and the Pope’, a burlesque on Irish Catholicism.
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The point is that high-brow European music was deemed enough a part of the American vernacular to be quoted and burlesqued.
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She's gone to a few burlesque clubs and had a tattoo done.
Times, Sunday Times
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They draw back their bows once more and hope to find love - and a dream holiday - for a personal trainer and a burlesque dancer.
The Sun
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He's a former burlesque dancer and teacher of wilderness survival.
The Sun
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More "underground" Pagan priests are discovered, arrested, burlesqued, tortured and executed in Alexandria, Egypt.
The Church-State Alliance and the future of humanity
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Masquerading the satyrs and hamadryads as famous characters in the history of art is the primary burlesque idea of the Petite Commande.
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Several of the names of the dishes in Russell are used burlesquely in the Feest of the Turnament of Tottenham, _E.
Early English Meals and Manners
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In his "dramatic journal,"kept irregularly from his sixteenth year, he dramatized scenes from Scott and burlesqued portions of Shakespeare.
Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1874-1936)
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Singers Cindy Wilson (wearing a belted mini-dress and whipping her curtain of cornsilk hair like a dervish) and Kate Pierson (old-school burlesque in hot pants, flamingo-pink ruffled blouse and corset) have lost none of their vocal power, even if they both seemed a little exhausted by the idea of trotting out their 1990 hit "Roam.
On the Scene: True Colors tour at NYC's Radio City | EW.com
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It isn't as if any of the younger royals haven't been to a burlesque show before.
Times, Sunday Times
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While most burlesque shows lean heavily on cabaret music, the climax of a proper cabaret is not necessarily a topless chanteuse twirling her pasties.
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It has been called 'a satirical harlequinade ', a burlesque, and is said to be about the nature of female power and whether such power can be achieved in real life or just exists in romantic fiction.
Charlotte (Ramsay) Lennox (c.1729-1804)
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It is one of those happy coincidences that it happened to occur at the same time as the global rediscovery of what they call burlesque.
Times, Sunday Times
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Certainly, he made use of all that is available in the repertoire of humour: irony, satire, parody and burlesque.
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There are currently more than 50 burlesque shows a week across the country, but an increasing number of burlesque classes have also sprung up in recent years.
The Sun
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Meticulously researched, her new film is a romp through the history of burlesque, narrated by those who practised the form.
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With the high level of enthusiasm of most New York burlesque audiences, the "clapper" costumes wouldn't make it through the first 20 seconds of a number!
Archive 2008-12-01
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There are currently more than 50 burlesque shows a week across the country, but an increasing number of burlesque classes have also sprung up in recent years.
The Sun
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Bright lights flashed in an array of colors, advertising everything from vehicles to burlesque houses.
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She claims now to work as a choreographer for a burlesque dance troupe, having left stripping behind.
The Sun
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The 34-year-old designs her own swimwear and last year made her debut in a cheeky burlesque show.
The Sun
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It's an appropriate venue for the show's vaudeville-burlesque revivalism with a sapphic flavour.
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She claims now to work as a choreographer for a burlesque dance troupe, having left stripping behind.
The Sun
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So it was a burlesque of colonial ideology, now some might call it camp, there was a little bit of that.
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What a marvel is such a city! it is a strange thing that this grandioseness and this burlesque should be amicable neighbors, that all this majesty should not be thrown into disorder by all this parody, and that the same mouth can today blow into the trump of the Judgment Day, and tomorrow into the reed-flute!
Les Miserables
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See "Zumanity," the unbelievably sexy Cirque du Soleil show at the New York, New York casino that combines the best of burlesque and acrobatics and contortionism (tickets range from $65 to $125; zumanity. com).
Travel: Loving Las Vegas
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Here we go, another burlesque show.
Times, Sunday Times
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It isn't as if any of the younger royals haven't been to a burlesque show before.
Times, Sunday Times
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He just is a second banana in that burlesque.
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Even photographs which seemingly degrade their sitters, such as Two men with barbel and Scrap collector holding globe are in reality witty art historical burlesques.
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They draw back their bows once more and hope to find love - and a dream holiday - for a personal trainer and a burlesque dancer.
The Sun
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'A 'PAINFULLY' shy postwoman dressed up as a burlesque artist to raise money for needy children....
Archive 2007-11-01
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It isn't as if any of the younger royals haven't been to a burlesque show before.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was one of the earliest of English dramatic burlesques, and was much performed during the 18th cent., during which period the genre developed to one of its highest points in Sheridan's The Critic.
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Participants got hip to this and more at Tease-O-Rama 2002, the second annual national convention devoted to reviving burlesque, go-go dancing, and vaudeville.
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These burlesques were made independently until Michael Balcon offered to produce them through Gainsborough Pictures.
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Hugh Heffner is just the thousand-year-old geek letcher who accidentally became a multi-millionaireby way of $5000 that he "borrowed" from his wife's savings just before he divorced her while publishing old grainy pictures of sluts like Betty Paige and other burlesque strippers.
Celebrity Blog, Celebrity Pictures and Gossip Blogs
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When the event was an unlucky one, the song was a burlesquely pathetic complaint, and always with a vein of raillery running through it.
Political Women (Vol. 1 of 2)
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Newman burlesqued race, in terms of height, saying that short people have no reason to live.
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Perrault's fables were much reprinted and adapted by the Victorians into children's picture books, burlesque, and pantomime.
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The interior of her home is exactly what you'd expect from the world's most famous burlesque star.
Times, Sunday Times
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Rap beauty EVE, who once worked as a stripper before hitting musical success, plays a burlesque dancer in her advertisement.
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No doubt the show-stopping burlesque numbers would really have been something in color, and it's a shame that they haven't been faithfully reproduced here.
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At first he wrote nothing but verse -- society verse, ballades, rondeaux, topical verse, and parodies in verse and prose, and then burlesques of books, such as the capital imitation of "The Tale of Two Telegrams" (a "Dolly Dialogue" in the manner of "Anthony Hope"), p. 97, Vol. CVII.,
The History of "Punch"
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Here we go, another burlesque show.
Times, Sunday Times
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The play was criticized for its burlesque treatment of serious issues.
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As a local burlesque troupe entertained the crowd by staging a mock pillow fight, they were shocked when women from the audience came forward looking to join the battle.
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While gentlemen of the aristocracy lounged at the National Theatre, drunken throngs hooted at busty showgirls in the latest burlesque revues.
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Singleton strikes the difficult balance between recapitulating stereotypes and ridiculing them in broad burlesque.
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Note that this is _canticum_ and the effect of the two "sing-songing" slaves on the audience must have been much the same as, upon us, the spectacle of a vaudeville "duo," entering from opposite wings and singing perchance a burlesque of grand opera at each other.
The Dramatic Values in Plautus
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The opening stunner was a succession of burlesque performances by the ultra vixen peep show.
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Recently cooking and style have teetered on the edge of burlesque (waiters in white gloves?
Umbria - the green heart of Italy
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From his creation of the Follies that bore his name and reflected his twin passions for female pulchritude and spectacular stagecraft to his swan song as producer of the first great modern musical, Show Boat, Ziegfeld transformed burlesque into a new kind of American musical theater.
Cover to Cover
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His accompaniment sounds like evil burlesque music, lurching forward, undressing you with its eyes.
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Perelman's early work, which burlesques either contemporary or antique topics that are unfamiliar to me, is a little too hip for my room.
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The cards revitalized older notions like the comic and dislocated aspects of sexuality which had once found expression in libertine literature, bawdy songs, and burlesque theater.
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Happy birthday to the vivacious countess of joie de vivre, entitymel; the travelin 'bastion of darkness, bitterreign; and the torch-holder of modern Satanic burlesquery, the ever sexalicious szandora!
July 30th, 2006
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My speech was scheduled immediately after the fab and very sexy Immodesty Blaize - a brilliant burlesque striptease artiste and extremely hard act to follow.
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Being a burlesque dancer wasn't as glamorous as folk singing suddenly is.
The Sun
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I did a burlesque show back home.
Times, Sunday Times
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Say, when I was your age I didn't plan to be no bum burlesquer neither.
Roast Beef, Medium
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Would not the tale, however lovelily begun, sink at once to the level of the Burlesque - of all forms of literature the least worthy?
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Few writers can match his madcap burlesques, and even fewer can equal his dizzying high-wire prose.
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To put the matter another way, black minstrels led blues lives that their burlesque art could not adequately express.
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Each floor had several components of live artistry — from a man in burlesque drag modeling for a few fidgety painters on art horses (floor 5) to a sword swallower swallowing swords next to a student spraying water on his lineup of dwarfish clay figures (floor 2).
In Tribeca Snowstorm, Parker Posey Makes Us Melt
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A burlesque dancer called Lily does a striptease and a celebrity hunt fails to find Sir Sean Connery.
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A few other clergymen denounced the ball, and soon, “threatening letters arrived by every post, debating societies discussed our extravagance, and last, but not least, [the Bradley Martins] were burlesqued unmercifully on the stage.”
The Bradley-Martin Ball | Edwardian Promenade
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He could tell you all about one Professor Lamberti, a vaudeville and burlesque performer who did magic tricks in addition to being the "world's daffiest xylophonist.
Boing Boing
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THERE is no slowing down for the glam American burlesque dancer as she heads through her fifth decade.
The Sun
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Like Douglass's burlesques, Lee uses humor as a tactical means of renovating national society.
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And in the 20th century, style icons from burlesque superstar Gypsy Rose Lee to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis wore Tiffany jewellery.
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Burlesque artist Dita Von Teese fielded our questions earlier this week and we ended up chatting about everything from old cars to why she abhors stylists to the new coffret she designed for Cointreau.
Dita Von Teese: Every Halloween I Dress Up As A Normal Girl (PHOTOS)
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It is as if the actors in a burlesque had one by one left the stage and obligingly posed for a photographist.
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Cp. also 128 and the spirited epic fragment burlesquely used in
Post-Augustan Poetry From Seneca to Juvenal
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His voice was now sweet, now piercing, and again far too dulcet with the overkindness of burlesque; and if, as it seemed, he was unburdening his spleen, his spleen was a powerful one and gorged.
Gentle Julia
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The burlesque girls even wore little umbilicus protectors, as well as nipple pasties and G-strings.
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In his early work, Thackeray burlesqued popular authors and tried on different guises.
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Authors of burlesque usually avoided the high ethical road of the satirist, who ridicules a folly or fashion in the hope of eradicating it.
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Though given to bouts of rueful depression himself, he could only burlesque the spectacle of an artist's self-congratulatory struggles.
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From his creation of the Follies that bore his name and reflected his twin passions for female pulchritude and spectacular stagecraft to his swan song as producer of the first great modern musical, Show Boat, Ziegfeld transformed burlesque into a new kind of American musical theater.
Cover to Cover
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Here is not the swift impatient journeywork of a rough and ready hand; here is no sign of such compulsory hurry in the discharge of a task something less than welcome, if not of an imposition something less than tolerable, as we may rationally believe ourselves able to trace in great part of Marlowe's work: in the latter half of _The Jew of Malta_, in the burlesque interludes of _Doctor Faustus_, and wellnigh throughout the whole scheme and course of _The Massacre at Paris_.
A Study of Shakespeare
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Le Notre's coat of arms is nothing if not a burlesque of heraldic traditions.
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Readers interested in the novel's social trajectory - its feminism, its attempt to articulate lesbian desire - figure Matthew as a parody or burlesque of patriarchal knowledge.
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Can even the Muses of burlesque and slang furnish such an instance?
Notes and Queries, Number 53, November 2, 1850
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At most home-grown spas or gyms, I swear that more women are strutting about as if they're limbering up for a pole-dancing set or a spot of burlesque - all they need is a couple of feather fans.
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In typical Almodovar burlesque, Marina has become a star of pornographic and B-movies.
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More tease than strip, the film showcases fantastic costumes and the warmth and fun of real-life burlesque artists.
Times, Sunday Times
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In a recent post, I described how many burlesque performers collaborate very closely with designers, and named corsetier Garo Sparo as one of our favorite collaborators.
Interview: Designer Garo Sparo
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[208] They are both connected with the "orgie" - mania, and the last is a deliberate burlesque of the originals of P.L. Jacob, Janin, Eugène Sue, and Balzac himself.
A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2 To the Close of the 19th Century
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The church is not grand opera; it's often burlesque theatre.
Christianity Today
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Outside the recent and welcome burlesque revival, the concept of bawdy humour - something that's proud to be naughty and a little overripe in the interest of a plain old good time - has been largely absent from Toronto stages.
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He went with his father-in-law to see Mr. Warren in Jefferson Scattering Batkins, and the Squire grimly appreciated the burlesque of the member from Cranberry Centre; but he was otherwise not a very amusable person, and off his own ground he was not conversable, while he refused to betray his impressions of many things that Bartley expected to astonish him.
A Modern Instance
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His early works included songs, piano sonatas, and choral pieces, but from 1826 to 1833 he wrote music for burlesques, farces, and melodramas.
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He could tell you all about one Professor Lamberti, a vaudeville and burlesque performer who did magic tricks in addition to being the "world's daffiest xylophonist.
Boing Boing
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“To own the truth,” said Cecilia, “the almost universal neglect of the characters assumed by these masquers has been the chief source of my entertainment this evening: for at a place of this sort, the next best thing to a character well supported is a character ridiculously burlesqued.”
Cecilia
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He's a former burlesque dancer and teacher of wilderness survival.
The Sun
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He is apt to burlesque the lighter colloquiality, and it is only in the more serious and most tragical junctures that his people utter themselves with veracious simplicity and dignity.
Mark Twain: A Biography
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The Gaelic-language revival is unmercifully burlesqued in The Poor Mouth.
Oblomov in Dublin
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The pomp of the ceremony was a kind of rhapsody, and fitter, I think, for Hudibras, than him; because the cavalcade was mostly burlesque: but he was an extraordinary man, and buried after an extraordinary fashion; for I do believe there was never such another burial seen.
The Dramatic Works of John Dryden
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He would later leave to play piano or organ in burlesque houses.
Five People Born on April 11 | myFiveBest
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It seems that a common question that all burlesquers get asked is How do I get involved in Burlesque?
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The church is not grand opera; it's often burlesque theatre.
Christianity Today
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Revellers togged up in suits and fancy vintage dresses groove the night away against a projected backdrop of classic films, footage of a bygone Birmingham and, later in the evening, eye-popping burlesque routines.
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Did you know the burlesque dancer 's also a designer these days?
Times, Sunday Times
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We coined the term fetish-burlesque as our genre of entertainment because of this.
Archive 2008-01-01
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I can't remember my best friend's birthday, but I can remember obscure burlesque musical numbers in Nynorsk after fifteen years.
Rocky Horror -- Norsk Version
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While Marge is out of town, Homer allows Bart to work at a burlesque house.
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I did a burlesque show back home.
Times, Sunday Times
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An Oscar-nominated actress as well as a burlesque queen, West's self-indulgence is the stuff of legend.
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Their father, Nate, has his own fair share of problems with an ailing burlesque theatre and a numbers racket that backfires, leaving him in debt to a small - time hood and drug dealer.
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Already on standby are a contortionist, a freaky burlesque dancer and a ‘hanging skin guy.’
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Burlesque narrative of what happened when - one morning out of the blue - I lay an egg.
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For grotesque this was or, in its own scarily inventive way, grotesque burlesque.
Times, Sunday Times
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THERE is no slowing down for the glam American burlesque dancer as she heads through her fifth decade.
The Sun
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But it was important to include that dud -- or the cheesy footage of the tuxedoed Klein at work with his nude "brushes" -- because cheesiness and the burlesque are clearly part of what he's all about.
Hirshhorn exhibit offers multiple sides of artist and performer Yves Klein
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The Anatomy of Burlesque, for example, examines the politics of pasties and other forms of stripped down entertainment.
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The rumbustious humor, gleefully mixing sex, scatology and food, resembles Fellini at his most burlesque, while the hints of the surreal and the supernatural recall South American magic realism.
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Assuredly we seem to sink most abruptly, not to say burlesquely, and almost as in a medley, from this couplet to --
Biographia Literaria
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She's gone to a few burlesque clubs and had a tattoo done.
Times, Sunday Times
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The humour of Pimple films derived from theatrical burlesque, music-hall satire and from a tradition of buffoonery that embraced such infantilised characters as Silly Billy.
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As Walter Matthau once noted, among her roles were ‘five gun molls, two burlesque queens, half a dozen adulteresses, and twice as many murderesses and when she was bad, she was terrific.’
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Being a burlesque dancer wasn't as glamorous as folk singing suddenly is.
The Sun
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(Yivo, which burlesqued the issue of Jews & Money by inviting the vapid Niall Ferguson to talk about it, should invite Ginsberg to make up for the lapse).
Walt and Mearsheimer as Scholars of Jewish History
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For grotesque this was or, in its own scarily inventive way, grotesque burlesque.
Times, Sunday Times
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Yet it was seldom heavy or pompous, for it excelled also in a richly complex stage imagery, and in entertaining touches of inventive humour and exuberant burlesque.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sports lovers across the world can be forgiven if they have perceived the Games as a great burlesque of the tenets spelt out by Coubertin.
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I seem to remember that one of the characters was a stripper who did an unusual burlesque act with a hand puppet.
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This being burlesque, the plot is purely filler to set up the well-executed dance numbers and a seemingly endless cavalcade of jiggling boobies.
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Club Noir's Summer Holiday, GlasgowIf your holiday this year is set to be the annual couple of weeks in some storm-lashed Spanish resort, there's a lot to be said for the escapism of this equatorial burlesque beano, complete with palm trees, limbo-dancing and a parade of hula girls.
Clubs picks of the week
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Would not the tale, however lovelily begun, sink once to the level of the Burlesque--of all forms of literature the least worthy?
Archive 2005-09-01
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Your eyes do not deceive you: Those are leather shin guards, and she is obviously the lead in a local burlesque show entitled "Buffy The Vampire Player," about a ragtag ream of rebels that vanquishes the undead through intense field-hockey games.
GoFugYourself
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As Yeager reaches his pinnacle, seemingly within reach of a stratosphere denied him, the astronauts are treated to an iconic burlesque by Sally Rand, her giant white feathered wings teasingly obscuring her naked body.
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Here we go, another burlesque show.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was, however, in the ‘invention’ of the musical play, which encompasses such subgenres as operetta, burlesques, revues, and, of course, the traditional musical comedy, that the American stage truly stood out.
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He's a former burlesque dancer and teacher of wilderness survival.
The Sun
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A demeaning booking in a burlesque theater gives Louise the chance to emerge from Momma's shadow and become cafe society's favorite ecdysiast.
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It had been an audacious notion, the idea that Wellesley would accept the hard-working little Jewish girl with the Cuban heels and the father in burlesque and the New York apartment (by then, there was a Latin Quarter in Times Square) that her mother had decorated in pale yellow and lavender brocade, “like a huge Easter egg.”
The Uses of Enchantment
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To create the aura of New Orleans, from that city, Ms. O'Brien imported musicians Irvin Mayfeld and the New Orleans Jazz Playhouse Revue, burlesque dancers, trumpets that served as table centerpieces and a Louisiana catering company that cooked such delicacies as crawfish pies, mini muffalettas, deep-fried catfish, pecan parmesan crusted tilapia, chicken-and-sausage jambalaya and bread pudding with rum sauce.
Big Easy in Bridgehampton
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While in town, they took advantage of some of the local entertainment, including Holly Madison's burlesque revue Peepshow.
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Among the jests was a burlesque criticism of Tom Thumb.
Spectator, June 7, 1711
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The interior of her home is exactly what you'd expect from the world's most famous burlesque star.
Times, Sunday Times
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Curiously chaste and kinky at the same time, these silly burlesque movies have great charm and an odd polish, of sorts, despite almost no compelling through-line of any sort and some of the ropiest production values I have ever seen.
/Film UK - The Lovely Bones Red Carpet Video, Sasha Gray Interview and Competition, Duncan Jones and Kevin Spacey Reteamed and Much More | /Film
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England, at least to defend its liberties; to improve burlesque into satire; to free translation from the fetters of verbal metaphrase, and exclude it from the licence of paraphrase; to teach posterity the powerful and varied poetical harmony of which their language was capable; to give an example of the lyric ode of unapproached excellence; and to leave to English literature a name, second only to those of
The Dramatic Works of John Dryden, Volume 1 With a Life of the Author
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There is a kind of jocose or burlesque satire peculiar to Italy, in which the literature is extremely rich.
Handbook of Universal Literature From the Best and Latest Authorities
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For grotesque this was or, in its own scarily inventive way, grotesque burlesque.
Times, Sunday Times
