Picture by Pole OClock Images You’ve mentioned in the past that your style is inspired both by Dancehall but also by the time you spent working as a stripper. But social media just means you can access a wider audience, people you wouldn’t normally be able to show your work. Live shows will always be the most memorable. The best way to get noticed as a performer has always been to perform. Keep doing social media, it might take longer with the current restrictions but it’s still worth it. Kitty Velour: It definitely makes things harder! Just means we have to fight back a bit harder. Do you think this has changed with shadowbans and copyright, and if so how can newbies still get noticed? Don’t be afraid to be personal and imperfect at times, people connect to real stories and struggles.Âīasically sums up my relationship with 😂â¤ï¸ My number 1 camera man 🎥😘 • 📸 _ #albertschloss #kunstkabaret #manchester #booty #bootytassels #assels #burlesque #websterwigs #burlesqueperformer #dancer #exoticdancer #stripperlife #cabaret #cabaretqueen #showtime #kittyvelour #twerklife #stagewhore #badbitch #werk #couplegoals #couple #love #showgirlĪ post shared by 💜 K I T T Y V E L O U R 🦄 on at 1:00am PST In one of your interviews with Peach Lee Ray you mentioned how social media is key to be noticed as a performer. Social media game is important: post consistently, be creative, interact with the community.This is your performer package which you will send to producers over and over again. Film the routine, put a fab costume together and get some great photos taken (or just get a friend to take some on your phone to begin with). For example, one pole act, one chair and one striptease routine. Create a few acts of different routines! Try and be versatile as you increase you accessibility.
Go to shows! How can you expect to be booked for a show if you haven’t been to one? See it as research, and also a wonderful way to get inspired! Immersive yourself in cabaret shows, pole showcases and club nights.Kitty Velour: I’m a big believer in chasing your dreams, so I always wanna give advice to anyone who has a desire to perform because I would have wanted that when I first started pursuing performing too. It’s gonna be amazing! I have some other ideas for shows including pole dance and cabaret, so will definitely be doing more, but I want to get through this first one before I tell anyone about my future plans – it’s gonna be exciting though! You’ve given me some great advice about getting myself out there as a performer (thank you!)… do you have, say, three pointers for my readers who also want to perform more outside of competitions? So Candy Box – Exotic Weekender is 2 days of workshops with some of the best exotic dancers in the world and a sizzling show of pole performers, including a mix of amateurs and professionals.
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