BURLESQUE

Definitions:

- Performance Art - A interdisciplinary mode of artistic expression usually presented to an audience;

- Burlesque Tease -  Burlesque area that uses the expressiveness of the act of undressing  in an artistic performance.

- Burlesque Art - It is a theatrical presentation that applies parody or satire on artistic performance. A direct descendant of the so-called Commedia dell'arte, a form of improvisational theater, very popular between the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries, of Italian origins. Aesthetics surrounds itself in the grotesque, eccentric, sensual, clownish, metaphorical ...
It reveals exaggerated characters, parodying dramatic themes with high fascist content, this formula contains theatrical quirky and funny characters;

- NeoBurlesco -  It is the revival of the traditional Burlesque or all Burlesque before the Contemporary period.
His performances can include any expressiveness, argument or adornment from the Classic Striptease to the Modern Dance, from the Pole Dance to the Stand-up Comedy ... Creative freedom is fundamental to your artistic and aesthetic evolution.
Nudity play a big part on the foundation for this last concept. The focus of the "message" is related to "provocation" and reflection, involving "strip" and "tease" connected with social criticism.