ACTS ★ NUMÉROS


Baker Street

Sucre à la Crème is a vision in violet in this glamourous, multi-award-winning "classic" strip set to a special edit of Gerry Rafferty's iconic "Baker Street".
Yup. That's it. Classic. Suuuper elegant. Nothing weird here! It's not like Sucre pulls saxophones out of her costume or anything. And she DEFINITELY doesn't crawl offstage playing a mic'd toy sax.
Nope.
CLASSIC.
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Sucre à la Crème vous présente une vision violacée! Ce striptease primé «classique» à haut glamour se danse sur un mix spécial de «Baker Street» du légendaire Gerry Rafferty.
C'est ça. Suuuper classique. Rien de bizarre. C'est pas comme si Sucre sort des saxophones de son costume à tour de bras et quitte la scène sur son dos en jouant un saxophone en plastique.
Rien que du classique.
Ouaip.

Video: 2023 Miss Viva Las Vegas Burlesque Competition

Images (L-R): Ed Barnas, David McWhirter, John Doherty, Chase Stevens


red and grey classic ★ classique gris et rouge

Sucre twirls out of a chiffon gown and into your heart. This sultry panel skirt act is set to Nanette Workman’s smoky cover of Jean Leloup’s classic “I Lost My Baby”.
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Sucre fait tourner les têtes en virevolvant hors de sa robe en mousseline. Ce numéro classique avec jupe à panneaux se danse sur la reprise sulfureuse de “I Lost My Baby” de Nanette Workman.

Images (L-R): Bridget Caswell, Marisa Parisella, David Ryshpan, David Ryshpan


CLAIR DE LUNE

A slow, passionate, Art Nouveau-infused act originally created for the Canadian Centre for Architecture's "Mound of Vendôme" vernissage. Sucre à la Crème embodies the moon, clad in a long, flowing ivory gown, a star-studded cape, and convertible Mucha-inspired moon headdress.
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Originalement créé pour le vernissage de l'exposition «Le monticule de Vendôme» au Centre canadien d’architecture, ce numéro lent et passionné est un hommage à l'Art nouveau. Sucre à la Crème incarne la lune, vêtue d'une longue toge ivoire, une cape étoilée et une coiffe inspirée par Mucha.

Images (L-R): Diane Dupuis, Oklahoma City Burlesque Festival, Dr. Sketchy Montréal, Tessa J. Brown


MALVOLIO

Shaking it to Shakespeare! Baring it for the Bard! Sucre à la Crème gets literary with this ridiculous take on "Twelfth Night"'s antagonist!
Convinced by Maria's letter that Lady Olivia has fallen for him, the arrogant Malvolio happily sheds his somber wardrobe for yellow stockings and cross-garters. Anticipation and anachronisms abound (and alliteration, apparently), including opulently rhinestoned yellow sunglasses, a catwalk strut and LMFAO's hit song "Sexy And I Know It".

Images (L-R): Penny Romanoff, Kidd Gloves, Pixzabelle, David Ryshpan


CSI: MIAMI

YEEEEEEEEAAAAAHHHH! It's Sucre à la Crème's award-winning, punchline-filled, lipsynch-laden spoof of American crime drama/internet meme "CSI: Miami". There's been a murder; thankfully, Lt. Horatio Caine is on the case, armed with his cheesy one-liners and his Sunglasses of Justice, and he won't rest until the truth is... revealed.
This award-winning act features a custom voiceover (English only) over a special of edit of The Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again".

Images (L-R): Nerdlesque Festival, Courval Art & Photo, Courval Art & Photo, Honey Beavers


CATWOMAN

Meow! Sucre presents a cheeky hommage to Julie Newmar’s portrayal of the purrrrrrrr-fect villain, set to Tom Jones’ “What’s New Pussycat” and “Le Chat” by Claude Nougaro.

Miaou! Sucre présente un hommage coquin à la Femme-Chat de Julie Newmar sur “What’s New Pussycat” de Tom Jones et “Le Chat” de Claude Nougaro.

Images (L-R): Xena Zeit-Geist, Daniel Tremblay, Pixzabelle, Xena Zeit-Geist


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