I started out doing fetish performance in Calgary back in 2004. I’d always wanted to be on stage – to engage, and entice, an audience. Burlesque seemed like a natural progression as it encompassed my love of vintage glamor and eroticism, and I began including strip tease to my repretoire.

There are so many, honestly! I’m a story teller above anything, so having the opportunity to style costumes and create characters that reflect my personality and sense of expression is huge for me. I would say though, that Chandelier Club is my favorite show to be a part of. Roving long form acts let you play and just be in the moment. That’s where I shine.

I can’t say that there’s any particular trend out there that has me feeling either way. I want artists to be true to themselves at the end of the day.

Again, so many! It’s been an interesting journey to say the least. Politics within the community, my own health related issues, and finding the time to devote to my craft are the most pressing. All of these things ebb and flow.

Absolutely. I’ve learned to listen to my body and take a break when needed. You can’t do everything all of the time (my brain often protests).

Anything from a sexy song with the right groove to mythology and pop culture.

I’ve had a few! Katra Corbeau is who they morphed into.

More floor work! These knees though….

A burlesque weekender on my acreage! There would be elaborate tents filled with delectable talent from every corner of the globe! Every headliner you could imagine would be there.

Sometimes you just gotta do sh*t scared is my motto. It’s mostly remained the same but I try to push myself even further now.

More travel. I want to be on international stages. To the community: your art is valid. Don’t be afraid to learn, expand, and grow. Stay humble. Stay fierce.