Your introduction to burlesque

Burlesque combines theatrical movement, music, character, stage presence and the art of a well-timed reveal. You can come for confidence, creative play, performance training or simply because you are curious. No previous experience is required to begin.

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What happens in your first class?

If you want a step-by-step beginner orientation before enrolling, read Your First Burlesque Class: What to Expect.

Expect a welcoming, skill-centered introduction to walking, posture, musicality, movement and presence. You don’t need heels, stage experience or plans to perform. Comfortable clothing you can move in is enough.

Some students simply enjoy taking a class. Others go on to choreography, creative development and professional performance. Both paths belong here.

Choosing the right format

If your long-term goal is performing rather than simply taking class, see how to become a burlesque performer before moving into artist resources.

Want to try it once? Book the Sunday drop-in. Want progress and feedback? Choose Foundations. Want a personal approach or an artist-development plan? Request private coaching. Planning with friends? Ask for a private group class.

Classes are offered directly through RedHotAnnie.com, where you can review current dates, formats and enrollment.