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About Me

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I am a costume designer and a perfomer and I use my costumes, exotic jewellery and stunning head gear in my Burlesque shows.I have a number of shows already devised and road tested and am happy to produce new ones for specific events. I offer shows which are elegant and titilating, gently humerous and toungue in cheek and some which are classic, raunchy Burlesque.My pictures are both from perfomances and of my costumes and jewellery, which I make to order exclusively from my Hertfordshire studio.
My favourite acts and the ones I most regularly perform are:Peacock Exotic - Beautiful, free-flowing fan dance with peacock feather fans and glittering costume.
Blood and roses - Dark, erotic military inspired strip ending in a blood bath!
Blame it on the bellboy! - Fantastic slapstick comedy routine performed with Lord Flimsha drawing on silent movies and set to 1920's jazz - a total hoot!
Shoo shoo, not Boo hoo - Elegantly sexy and stylish retro number performed in peach satin to a classic 1940's sound track.
Spaced Invaders - Lovin' the alien! Gloriously silly and good fun double act with the wonderful miss Ruby Blues, green body paint, a giant egg and alien girl sex, what more could you want?
Nell Gwyen - in fine 17th centaury costume a performance of a breathtakingly double entendre laden poem in the role of famous courtesan and orange seller 'what all the pubs is named after!'
Watch this space for more to come......For bookings and more information, please contact me through mySpace. www.StarNow.co.uk/tenacityfluxClick here to see my next big show!December 8th - the Wonderful culinary and Bulesque indulgence of Afternoon Tease at Volupte, with me!Watch this space for more........

My Interests

I am interested in dress making, couture fashion and skilled textile work; knitting and embroidery; crime fiction particualry pre-war; cooking, afternoon tea and cake making; buying and selling on ebay; collection obscure art deco stuff; writing and reading (we got ourselves a reader..) clubbing at Torture Garden, Kinki's and other costume heavy venues; making costumes for said nights out; creating huge worlds of the imagination and shoes. I can't spell as I am dyslexic and proud and I can't drive; I have never eaten anything purchased at a MacDonalds; haven't left the UK since I was 21, don't like holidays much but am not adverse to travel, just prefere it to have a purpose and don't have the money or time to do it. I also love film, both obscure european ones with subtitles and a few hollywood offerings, and I collect earrings. I love long walks in the country and gardening, and hate water sports, winter sports, but love dancing and cricket. I love sideways thoughts and things which haven't happened yet and regualr amounts of uncertainty.

I'd like to meet:

lovely people who eat cake

Music:

Swing and big band music; dance music esp. faithless, hard house etc, tricky, Bec,Nin, Kate Bush, the Dammed, the pistols, the beat, Sisscor sisters, Prince, classical including Beethoven, Puccini, Tzykoski (and I know I can't spell)

Movies:

Burnt by the sun, the truth about love, the Crow, the Cohen brothers movies esp. The Big Lebouski, Todd Solence movies, Big Fish, Lone Star, American Graffiti, Pirates of the Carribean (hem hem), The Mummy, The Haunting (1948 origional) the big sleep (194?) Casablanca, Passport to Pimlico, School for Scoundrels, Man in the White suit, The Lady Killers (origional), King hearts and Coronets, Closely oberved trains, Get Carter, Blade Runer, performance, Fried Green Tomatoes, Brief encounter, Topsey Turvey, Clerks, Dogma and many more....

Television:

Anything set in the 1940's and 30's - Priot, Agatha Christe (the Joan Hickson series esp - total escapsim!); Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Lost, Desperate Housewives, Campion (you won't remeber it...) Dr Who (but prefere the Tom Baker years), My name is Earl, Shooting the past, the singing detective, Blakes 7 (ahh, now that takes me back...) Green Wing, Brass Eye, Big Train, Ideal.

Books:

Margery Allingham, Dorethy L Saylers

Heroes:

My Mum, Vivienne Westwood, Beth Hardwick, Virgina Woolf, George Elliot, Mary Shelly, so many people!

My Blog

Andy and I are having a baby!

Flux and Fancies latest production will be ready on September 26th, if everything goes to plan!TFX
Posted by Tenacity Flux on Tue, 18 Mar 2008 03:14:00 PST

NYE Performance video

Check out this video: The little bo peep show Add to My Profile | More Videos...
Posted by Tenacity Flux on Tue, 08 Jan 2008 12:59:00 PST

The Burlesque Brunch!

The website is finally running again, and so if you wish to order full or half day tickets, please use the link below and remember - full day tickets ARE ONLY AVAILABLE IN ADVANCE - and we have alread...
Posted by Tenacity Flux on Wed, 07 Nov 2007 03:40:00 PST

How hard am I??

I had my tattoo done on Thursday. It was done by Lois Malloy who is a stunningly brilliant tattooist, and I think I have impressed him by my tollerence to pain. When I saw the design he had orgionaly ...
Posted by Tenacity Flux on Sat, 30 Jun 2007 02:40:00 PST

Are you ready, America!

We've booked our eight day spectacular in Vegas, at the darling Venzia Hotel, in a top notch suite with stunning vue, canopy bed, 32 inch tv in the marble bathroom and our own private members pool, lo...
Posted by Tenacity Flux on Sat, 23 Jun 2007 09:30:00 PST

This must be proof God dosn't exist

Who would have thought that the Luton carnival would prove to be so definitive - but if you don't know, the Luton carnival was cancelled yesterday as the heavy rain caused flooding.Today there was a l...
Posted by Tenacity Flux on Tue, 29 May 2007 02:18:00 PST

Burlesque newcomers night

Firstly, I must say thanks so much to Chaz Royal for organising such a good night, it was one of the Best Burlesque events I think I've ever done, and it was lovely to meet so many lovely people, both...
Posted by Tenacity Flux on Sat, 12 May 2007 01:06:00 PST

Five days to go man in Birmingham

Five days to go mad in Birmingham&&.So we awake at seven o'clock did you know there was a seven o'clock that side of the day as well and after bacon sandwiches and the necessary bacon payment to M...
Posted by Tenacity Flux on Tue, 03 Apr 2007 05:02:00 PST

Game of the week and now also Sandwich of the week!

Caveman's bride :Music plays through this game, breaking off at unexpected intervals. Whoever is left without a 'bride' when the music stops must pay a forfeit.Chairs are placed in pairs, so that they...
Posted by Tenacity Flux on Tue, 06 Feb 2007 01:42:00 PST

Game of the week!

Nosing the Egg.In this game every competitor is on all-fours. Each player crawls the length of the room, pushing a hard boiled egg with his nose. The game, of course, is planned as a race.Until you ha...
Posted by Tenacity Flux on Tue, 30 Jan 2007 02:40:00 PST