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Roxie Roz Burlesque Show debuts in East Point

Musical and comedy performances are also on tap at The Windmill Arts Center
Sam Ross, co-founder of the new Windmill Arts Center in East Point, is shown on Nov. 8, 2017, inside the property that he has been renovating. (John Amis for the AJC)
Sam Ross, co-founder of the new Windmill Arts Center in East Point, is shown on Nov. 8, 2017, inside the property that he has been renovating. (John Amis for the AJC)
By Kiersten Willis
Dec 6, 2019

A sultry show is taking the stage in East Point Friday night for a winter showcase.

The Roxie Roz Burlesque Show is performing at The Windmill Arts Center with a mix of stripteases, music and comedy.

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All part of the group’s artistry, attendees will view burlesque performances by Candi LeCoeur, Edie Bellini, Evie Velour, Kitty Capone and La Reina.

"Burlesque really exists for marginalized voices," Creative director Royal Tee told 11 Alive. "It exists for those people who really have something to say who really want to to put out something that is going to have some sort of message or something that you can learn from."

The Shellie Schmals and Royal Tee-co-hosted show will also include performances by singer-songwriter Chelsea Shag and stand-up comedy by Hot Mic Comedy’s Ian Aber 8-Bit Comedy’s Annie Lockwood.

Roxie Roz Burlesque Show

The Windmill Arts Center

Friday, Dec. 6 from 8:30 p.m. to 12 a.m.

Tickets are $15 pre-sale, $20 at-the-door

About the Author

Kiersten Willis is a native advertising specialist at the AJC.

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