Camille
2000 was the first burlesque queen to introduce Aggressive Art to
burlesque with her tribute to Marquis De Sade. With the tagline “The
Girl for Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow,” she’s a performer no one can
forget. She posed for elite photographers, travelled with trunks of
costumes and props, and once had a Japanese television crew follow her,
reality TV-style, long before that genre ever became popular. Her
20-year career includes acting roles in movies and television shows —
alongside Burt Reynolds in B.L. Stryker, 13 episodes of Miami Vice,
appeared in Porky’s II and Alan Carr’s remake of Where the Boys Are. Her
emotionally powerful fan dance marked her return to the stage in 2011,
and her S&M themed act with Tigger! made the audience roar at the
BHoF Weekender in 2012.
Are you performing at
BHOF this year? Which night? Do you want to give us a hint about what you'll be
doing?
I am performing on
Sunday night and will be doing a number with lighted nunchucks to Pat
Benatar’s, “Love is a Battlefield”.
What are some of your
favorite things about the BHOF Weekender?
Seeing everyone
and then partying together.
Have you taught a class before? If so, what do
you like about teaching?
Yes, I have taught
before! I love being in touch with the new Neo-Burlesque movement.
Camille performing at BHOF, 2011.
Photographer credit pending.
What do you hope students
will get out of your class?
How to be
confident! Also, to learn how to be a true burlesque queen, Camille 2,000
style!
Anything special they
should wear or bring?
Nothing special to
wear - just bring themselves!
You can register for Camille's class at
See Camille perform for the first time in 20 years:
True to Jennie Lee's vision, the classes support both the BHOF collection and the legends themselves!
Special thanks to Coco Te Amo for administering the legend interviews for the classes.
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Daily Burlesque at 5/22/2013 05:58:00 PM