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"Boylesque" coming to capital's Bathhouse Disco

Thu 8 Mar 2012 In: New Zealand Daily News View at Wayback

Picture by Alex Efimoff A male pole dancer and “boylesque” performer will be part of the out of the box line-up at Wellington’s upcoming Bathhouse Disco. Andre Corey will titillate party-goers with his unique style and gravity defying body. “I’m really looking forward to performing for a queer audience at Bathhouse Disco,” he says. “I hope I can change some perceptions about the art of pole dancing”. Corey will be joined by the fabulous Lady Trenyce, fresh from touring the world with her quirky performances and camp humour. She hasn’t performed in Wellington for a long time and is excited about making a special appearance at Bathhouse Disco. Always shocking and never restrained “drag train-wreck” Gummy Sue will round of the performers’ list, and she threatens to be more offensive than ever. She says that the venue calls for an even more controversial show, and promises to “really push the envelope … People can expect Gummy at her gummiest” Organiser Andy Boreham says the entire venue, usually a gay men’s only bathhouse, had to be hired out so that everyone from the queer community is welcome. “Lesbian, gay, bi, trans, and those who don't fit into a particular box: we hope you all come and party like we're the majority!” Tickets are selling well, Boreham says. “Our last party sold out and a lot of people were disappointed that they couldn’t get in, so make sure you get yours fast.” Bathhouse Disco will hit Wellington’s Emperor’s Bathhouse on Saturday 24 March. Tickets are available at dashtickets.co.nz and a small number will be available on the door.    

Credit: GayNZ.com Daily News staff

First published: Thursday, 8th March 2012 - 4:33pm

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