Tuesday, October 20th

6:45pm - 8:15pm

(Movement Class)

Are you ready to shimmy? Ready to strut? Ready to HAVE SOME FUN?! Then it’s time for FUNLESQUE!

Put on your imaginary leg warmers and get ready for a high-energy, feel-good burlesque choreography class. We’ll learn a complete burlesque routine together, one move at a time. Expect shimmies, bumps, struts, walks, poses, and FUN! Never done burlesque before? Perfect. Seasoned performer? Come play! The choreography is designed to be approachable for beginners while giving experienced burlesque dancers plenty to dig into.

And the best part? Everybody can join in on FUNLESQUE! Bring your glorious, wiggly, wonderful self and dance at the level that feels good to you. No experience necessary! All people welcome! Maximum FUN!

Grab your friends, grab your favorite dance shoes, and get ready to shaky, shimmy, and smile!

What to Bring: Comfortable clothes to move in, dance heels if desired

Tuesday, November 17th

6:45pm - 8:15pm (90 min)

(Movement Class)

The luxurious boa—feathered or otherwise—is a staple of burlesque glamour, but it takes technique to truly bring it to life. In this movement-focused class, you’ll build foundational skills for working with non-weighted feather and lightweight boas, exploring wraps, reveals, framing, flow, and dynamic transitions. We’ll cover different types of boas used in burlesque and practice both classic and modern techniques, helping you develop control, confidence, and creative ways to generate your own signature moves.

Ruby Joule will lead students in a brief warm-up and a short combination that integrates musicality, stage presence, and storytelling, transforming your boa from a simple accessory into an expressive performance partner.

What to Bring: Boa (feather or otherwise) if you have one, yoga mat if you wish, dance heels optional.

Tuesday, December 15th

6:45pm - 8:15pm (90 min)

(Movement Class)

Discover the fundamentals of burlesque striptease in this beginner-friendly class focused on the art of anticipation, timing, and reveal. Students will explore classic tease techniques, learning when to conceal, when to reveal, and a deeper understanding of what makes a striptease both playful and effective.

Sherry Bomb guides students through the foundations of tease while teaching a short choreography routine set to Fever, featuring robes and glove reveals. Through movement, musicality, and intentional reveals, participants will gain practical skills they can incorporate into future performances, whether on stage or simply for fun.

What to Bring: Dance heels if desired. Students can bring a short robe and gloves if available, otherwise costume pieces will be provided.