Burlesque Ball at Drax Sports and Social Club | 12 November
A Night of Seductive Performances and High Octane Drama
The Burlesque With Paris Burlesque Ball was a night of glamour, spectacle, and unapologetic celebration, taking place on the 12th of November at Drax Sports and Social Club. With performers representing Goole Goddesses, Featherstone Follies, Selby Sirens, Hull Harlots, Hull Honeys, and Doncaster Divas, the evening brought together an extraordinary array of burlesque talent. As guests filled the venue, excitement rippled through the room, conversations softening as the lights dimmed and anticipation took hold.
Paris Chantilly stepped onto the stage to welcome the audience, her presence immediately commanding attention and setting the tone for the night ahead. Moments later, the fabulous Pinkie T’Boo took her place as host, her wit, warmth, and sparkle guiding the evening with effortless charm and ensuring the energy never dipped.
The stage ignited with the opening performance from the Hull Harlots, featuring Dolores Moon, Suki Rae Faberge, Roxy Wild, Scarlett Vixen, and Cherry Daiquiri. Dressed in striking black and pink, they filled the stage with a beautifully synchronised ostrich fan dance. Each movement landed with precision, fans fluttering in unison as applause swelled, celebrating the power of collective performance.
Von Yr Neez of Hull Honeys followed with her solo debut to S&M, stepping into the spotlight with commanding confidence. Dressed in black leather and lace, she embodied a dominant presence, incorporating chair work and bold storytelling. The introduction of a blindfold, riding crop, and flogger intensified the narrative, her control of the stage and audience unmistakable. The response was electric, marking a fearless and unforgettable debut.
Bohemian Beauty of Featherstone Follies brought raw intensity to the stage with her chair routine to Cinderella’s Dead. Wearing black leather hot pants and a matching corset, she blended classic bump and grind with modern edge. The chair became an extension of her storytelling, each movement deliberate and powerful, drawing thunderous applause as the routine reached its peak.
Ruby Rose followed with a fiery performance to Dirrty, clad in vibrant red from head to toe. The removal of her gown revealed a red bodice and skirt with fishnet tights beneath, her movements pulsing with strength and sensuality. Her confidence radiated across the room, earning roaring applause and marking her as a standout of the night.
Dolly Moonshine of Doncaster Divas delivered classic cabaret glamour to Hello Dolly, opening with a rose petal pour that instantly captivated. Her black corset, trousers, and bra framed elegant footwork and playful tease. Glove removals were timed perfectly, and the introduction of translucent Isis wings added a dreamlike quality that left the audience spellbound.
Delicious Denise of Selby Sirens took to the stage to Senorita What’s Her Name, dressed in a black leather dress with red gloves, PVC boot covers, and a pink boa. Her striptease unfolded with flair, transitioning into vibrant bum rolls, shimmies, and a lively salsa section that showcased her dynamic footwork. The reveal of her red tassel bra and skirt was met with whistles and enthusiastic applause.
Hull Harlots returned as a group for their spellbinding performance to I Put A Spell On You, featuring Honey Petites, Crystal Tips, Crimson Babydoll, Ruby Starr, Helena Please, Fifi Whispers, Holli Daze, and Kitty Darling. Gloves and corsets were shed with precision, boas sweeping across the stage. Turning their backs before spinning around to reveal sparkling pasties, the troupe ignited the room with their dramatic finale.
She She La Play made her solo debut to Private Dancer, weaving classic burlesque storytelling into every moment. Using her boa, makeup, perfume, and money as props, she created an intimate narrative that culminated in the removal of her silver beaded tassel top. The audience responded with rapturous applause, captivated by her confident debut.
Lucretia Velvet of Featherstone Foxes followed with a graceful solo debut, adorned in pink with pearls in her hair. Her glove removals and skirt reveal showcased exquisite leg lines and floor work, her elegance and poise belying her newcomer status. The performance marked the arrival of a promising new talent.
Paris Chantilly closed the first half with her Hearts and Flowers performance, appearing in a long cream skirt that shimmered under the lights. Using ostrich fans with impeccable technique, she revealed each layer with precision and grace. The final fan dance, complete with sparkling pasties and G string, drew gasps and sustained applause, closing the first half on a high.
As the first half of the Burlesque With Paris Burlesque Ball drew to a close, the room buzzed with excitement. The audience spilled into the interval filled with animated conversation, sharing favourite moments, standout reveals, and unforgettable performances from the opening acts. The bar was alive with chatter and laughter as guests soaked in the glamour of the evening so far, while performers prepared backstage to raise the energy even higher. There was a tangible sense of anticipation in the air, a collective feeling that the second half was about to deliver something truly spectacular.
With drinks refreshed and the audience settled once more, Pinkie T’Boo returned to the stage to welcome everyone back, reigniting the atmosphere and preparing the room for the next wave of breathtaking burlesque.
Hull Honeys opened the second half with a striking cabaret chair routine to All That Jazz. Violet Grace, Midnight Muse, Clarissa Catoriss, Lady Demure, Kitty Darling, Angel Delight, and Sienna Storm delivered flawless synchronisation in black and red costumes. Their sharp chair work and confident choreography set the tone for the remainder of the evening.
Havana Hepburn from Selby Sirens made her solo debut with a high energy gym themed routine to Bad Habits. Dressed in a bespoke neon accented costume, she incorporated a gym ball into her choreography with impressive athleticism. The reveal of black heart tassels and a glitter pour brought the routine to a thrilling close.
Crimson Babydoll and Salacious Silk from Doncaster Divas delivered a stunning ballet fusion performance that transformed from fairytale elegance into bold burlesque. Beginning as Snow White and Belle, they transitioned seamlessly into bump and grind, floor work, and playful reveals, ending in striking red and gold lingerie at the edge of the stage.
Goole Goddesses filled the stage with colour and elegance in shimmering pink and purple sequins. Pink Champagne, Ruby Rose, Sambuca Storm, Saucy Storm, Coco D’Lish, Ginny Tipple, Femme Fatal, and Violet Siren used silk fans with exquisite precision, creating a visually poetic performance that celebrated unity, beauty, and grace.
Heather Ann Lace delivered a dramatic transformation piece, beginning sweet and playful in pink before revealing a powerful dominatrix persona. Her commanding presence, corset removal, and black ostrich fan finale showcased the full theatrical range of burlesque performance.
Dottie May Rebelle from Selby Sirens brought comedy and character to the stage with her performance to Stand and Deliver. Her theatrical expressions, bold storytelling, and playful reveals blended humour and striptease in a way that delighted the audience from start to finish.
Pink Champagne returned with a traditional burlesque solo to Melancholy Serenade, showcasing expert peacock fan work, impeccable leg lines, and refined elegance. Her performance paid homage to classic burlesque with precision and grace.
Hull Honeys returned with a vibrant disco inspired group routine to Boogie Wonderland. Sugarboo, Amethyst Moonshine, Von Yr Neez, Cherry On’Top!, Atomic Storm, Clarissa Catoriss, and Holli Daze delivered synchronised glove removals, skirt reveals, and pink gemmed pasties, filling the room with infectious energy.
Honey Petites from Hull Harlots delivered a captivating chair routine to Only U. Her controlled striptease, graceful stocking removal, and striking floor work showcased strength, sensuality, and poise, earning thunderous applause.
Lola Sparkles, Busty Babycakes, and Ruby July from Featherstone Foxes brought playful interaction to the stage with their Toxic airline themed routine. Engaging audience members and combining bum rolls, glitter pours, and cheeky humour, their performance became a standout moment of joy and connection.
Paris Chantilly returned with her Medusa performance, transforming the stage with light up silk fans, a snake headdress, and a heavily embellished costume. Her controlled movement, dramatic reveals, and powerful fan work created a mythical spectacle that left the audience spellbound.
Selby Sirens closed the group performances with a polished routine blending Pink Panther and Big Spender. Delicious Denise, Heather Ann Lace, Havana Hepburn, Amethyst Allure, Bubblez Byzance, Blushing Rouge, and Dottie May Rebelle showcased glove peeling, tail tossing, chorus line precision, and classic showgirl glamour.
Sambuca Storm from Goole Goddesses stepped into the spotlight for a deeply emotive solo debut to Jar Of Hearts. Draped in a flowing black gown, she delivered a performance rich in vulnerability and strength, shedding layers to reveal a glittering ensemble beneath. Her chair work and floor movements were executed with grace and control, allowing the emotion of the music to guide every gesture. The audience was captivated by her elegance and storytelling, marking her debut as a powerful and memorable moment of the night.
Doncaster Divas followed with a stunning fan dance fantasia to Wolf and I. She She La Play, Captain Kiss, Salacious Silk, Crimson Babydoll, Ruby Rose, and Dolly Moonshine filled the stage with precision and drama. Initially concealed behind expansive fans, their reveal of striking black and pink costumes unfolded in perfect synchrony. Their controlled fan work, fluid footwork, and beautifully timed formations created a visually mesmerising performance that drew sustained applause.
Scarlett Vixen took to the stage for her solo debut in a delicate white and pink babydoll paired with white stockings. Her silver Isis wings became the centrepiece of her performance to Teach Me Tiger, moving as extensions of her body as she swept across the stage. Each controlled flourish of the wings showcased her strength, focus, and artistry, drawing the audience into a dreamlike moment that ended with resounding applause.
Honey Petites and Midnight Muse united for a powerful duet to Power, blending strength, femininity, and precision. Their chemistry was undeniable as they moved seamlessly through glove removals, shirt reveals, and ribbon work. The routine built in intensity, culminating in a striking final look in black lace babydolls that left the audience cheering and visibly moved by their commanding presence.
Sugarboo and Amethyst Moonshine delivered a poignant and visually arresting tribute performance inspired by military tradition. Dressed in structured jackets, hats, and stockings, their choreography was disciplined and evocative. The reveal of sparkling bras beneath, followed by the use of Union Jack flags, blended respect and burlesque glamour beautifully. Their final pose, revealing silver sparkly pasties, earned thunderous applause and deep admiration from the audience.
Roxy Starr from Featherstone Follies brought classic bombshell glamour to the stage with her chair routine to Black Velvet. Wrapped in a black satin lace robe with gloves and stockings, she delivered impeccable bump and grind technique, teasing glove removals, and controlled reveals. The unveiling of her black gemmed bra, sequin skirt, garter belt, and lace pants was executed with confidence and polish, leaving the room spellbound.
Crimson Babydoll closed the evening with an explosive solo performance to I See I See Red. Dressed in a striking black and red ensemble with fishnet tights, she delivered powerful chair work and floor choreography with precision and intensity. Her glove removal built anticipation beautifully, leading to a dramatic split finale that brought the Burlesque Ball to a triumphant close. The applause was long, loud, and deserved, marking the perfect ending to an unforgettable night.
The Burlesque With Paris Burlesque Ball was a true celebration of artistry, confidence, and connection. From the opening moments to the final bow, each performer brought their own magic to the stage, creating a night filled with glamour, tease, and unforgettable memories. The energy in the room long after the curtain fell was a testament to the power of burlesque and the extraordinary talent that graced the stage.
Burlesque With Paris Class Awards
Miss Star Of Burlesque With Paris 2022
Selby Sirens & Starlets Class Awards 2022
Goole Goddesses Class Awards 2022
Featherstone Follies & Foxes Class Awards 2022
Hull Harlots Class Awards 2022
Hull Honeys Class Awards 2022
Doncaster Divas Class Awards 2022
Miss Star Of Burlesque With Paris 2022
Scarlett Vixen
Goole Goddesses
Star Of The Class 2022 - Ginny Tipple
Miss Dedicated 2022 - Coco D’Lish
Miss Most Improved 2022 - Violet Siren
Featherstone Follies & Featherstone Foxes
Star Of The Class 2022 - Ruby July
Miss Dedicated 2022 - Lola Sparkles
Miss Most Improved 2022 - Cupid Stunt
Selby Sirens & Selby Starlets
Star Of The Class 2022 - Blushing Rouge
Miss Dedicated 2022 - Delicious Denise
Miss Most Improved 2022 - Amethyst Allure
Hull Harlots
Star Of The Class 2022 - Honey Petites
Miss Dedicated 2022 - Crystal Tips
Miss Most Improved 2022 - Dolores Moon
Hull Honeys
Star Of The Class 2022 - Sugarboo
Miss Dedicated 2022 - Von Yr Neez
Miss Most Improved 2022 - Midnight Muse
Doncaster Divas
Star Of The Class 2022 - Crimson Babydoll
Miss Dedicated 2022 - Salacious Silk
Miss Most Improved 2022 - She She La Play
Burlesque With Paris Performance Awards
Best Class Performance 2022 - Hull Harlots I Put A Spell On You
Best Double Performance 2022 - Sugarboo and Amethyst Moonshine (Hull Honeys)
Best Solo Performance 2022 - Sambuca Storm (Goole Goddesses)
A heartfelt thank you to Khandie Khisses for capturing those precious behind the scenes moments, and to Stu Hamilton for beautifully photographing the show and preserving the magic of the night.
Thank you to Pinkie T’Boo, there truly is no host like you. Your energy, humour, and effortless command of the room are unmatched, and we absolutely adore having you as part of the Burlesque With Paris shows.
A huge thank you to our incredible Diamond Dave for music and lighting throughout the evening. The stage looked phenomenal, and it is always an absolute pleasure having you as part of our team.
Here’s to 2023 and to seeing you all again very soon.
Paris Chantilly xx