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Tease-O-Rama was an American burlesque festival and convention associated with the early twenty-first-century revival of theatrical striptease. Presented in several United States cities during the 2000s, it brought together contemporary neo-burlesque performers and artists connected with earlier burlesque traditions. Its programs combined stage shows with opportunities for performers and enthusiasts to exchange techniques, historical knowledge, costumes, and performance ideas.
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When and where did Tease-O-Rama begin?
The first Tease-O-Rama festival was held in New Orleans in 2001. It became an important gathering during the early-2000s neo-burlesque revival.
Who performed at or became associated with Tease-O-Rama?
The event connected newer neo-burlesque performers with older burlesque figures such as Dixie Evans. Performers including Dita von Teese were also associated with the festival circuit.
Was Tease-O-Rama a competition or a convention?
It was primarily a festival and convention rather than a single judged competition. Its programming combined theatrical shows, performer networking, workshops, and celebrations of classic striptease.
How was Tease-O-Rama different from 1950s burlesque?
Tease-O-Rama belonged to the modern neo-burlesque revival, which mixed striptease with comedy, cabaret, rock music, drag, and performance art. It also deliberately connected contemporary performers with the history of American burlesque.
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