Thread: Australian help please!

Anyone know what the burlesque scene is like in Tasmania? Come to that, what is Tasmania like to live in?

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Ooh why are you wondering? Intrigued!

You'll have to ply me with pudding and wine first

Ok ok I'll wait another three weeks or so *sulk*

I think there are a few Burlesque shows in Tas, though I have never gone to one. Tas is absolutely beautiful, the landscape and national parks are stunning. I'd be in heaven if I lived in Tas (and didnt have responsibilities!). Camping....hiking....yay! However I dont know what its like to live there, having never done it. Ive got rellies that live there and they love it. Plus your just a quick journey to the beautiful city of Adelaide which is lovely! (Can you tell I live there )

Hey!

Of all the areas in Australia Tasmania will have the smallest scene because it is tiny by nature...

If you want to experience culture Sydney and Melbourne are you best bet, I haven't been home since the scene took off over there but I know there is definitely quite a bit happening in Melbourne.

I don't much about Adelaide scene though!

Adelaide is getting there, we have shows every couple of months. The scene really only kicked off a few years ago. I'm working to get it more attention!
WA has a pretty great burlesque scene from what I remember.

Well done. It's great your pioneering things there.

Thanks guys

Originally Posted by Miss Luna Eclipse

I Plus your just a quick journey to the beautiful city of Adelaide which is lovely! (Can you tell I live there )

When you say quick? how easy is it to get there?

I live in Tassie, and I am a aspiring Burlesque Queen
To be honest the scene hear is pretty bad, there are a few groups popping up but burlesque here really needs a kick up the arse, maybe your just the girl to do it!

Tassie itself is beautiful and Hobart is an awesome city to live in I love it here, i'm orginally from the UK, lived in Sydney before Hobart. But Hobart is definately the place for me.