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Burlesque show to help Kootenays Care for Refugees
Sweet Soul Burlesque and special guests are coming to Key City Theatre for a unique, one-of-a-kind show that will raise funds for Kootenays Care for Refugees.
Since 2003, critically acclaimed West Coast neo-burlesque troupe, Sweet Soul Burlesque, have been titillating and tantalizing audiences with their one-of-a-kind DIY burlesque performances.
This December, two of its core members, Crystal Precious and Cherry OnTop, make their grand return with special guests to the Key City Theatre for another highly anticipated burlesque show.
Located in Cranbrook, Key City Theatre is about to get sassed by the Sweet Soul Burlesque girls along with special guests, The Showcats and Frankie Faux.
Compiling some of their best routines, Crystal Precious and Cherry OnTop will individually seduce the audience with their own innovative and groundbreaking acts. Known for breaking the mold with their unique blend of classic, pin-up-girl looks and urban hip hop styles, the Sweet Soul Burlesque girls are never ones to disappoint.
Also a singer and hip hop MC, the multi-talented Crystal Precious will perform brand new, original tunes from her very own musical repertoire in addition to her burlesque performance.
Joining the Sweet Soul girls is Australian burlesque sensation, Frankie Faux, who will captivate the crowd with her own provocative and flirtatious act from down under.
Known for her over-the-top costumes and vintage retro style, Frankie Faux will leave the audience delightfully amused and wanting more.
Also performing for the evening, up-and-coming Nelson based burlesque troupe, The Showcats, will bring Cranbrook new and exciting show-stopping acts.
Headed by Erin Thompson, the recently formed Kootenay burlesque crew is ready and eager to bring a fresh energy to the world of burlesque.
This December 3, Key City Theatre is set to provide the perfect arena for the Sweet Soul girls and their guests to give Cranbrook an unforgettable night.
The event is a fundraiser for local group ‘Kootenays Care for Refugees,’ an organization working to provide aid for refugees. The money will be used to assist a refugee family coming into Canada.
The doors will open at 7:30, and the show will begin at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are available for $25 at the Key City Box Office or online at www.keycitytheatre.com.
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