On Saturday, 24 August, The Rouge Revue is set to host its yearly burlesque benefit, The Grand Exhibition (TGE).
The event will take place at the Star Theatre at the District Six Homecoming Centre, where the burlesque community will unite for a wonderful cause.
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In 2015, The Rogue Revue hosted its first TGE in the Mother City, where R215 000 was raised for the Rape Crisis Cape Town Trust. This year, profits made throughout the evening will go to the same cause.
The theme for the event is ‘where beauty meets benevolence’.
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Guests are invited to step into a world of enchantment and elegance while becoming patrons of both art and philanthropy.
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Burlesque is synonymous with challenging unrealistic beauty standards and empowering women of all shapes, sizes and abilities, claims 2Oceansvibe.
The Rogue Review, established in 2010, has been a trend-setter for burlesque in Cape Town for many years and features performers from a wide variety of backgrounds, races and body types.
Performers such as Baby Ray, Betty Behave, Bon Bon, Mila Marguerita, Nubia and Scar-Lit Hearts are set to grace the stage.
Attendance is highly recommended as burlesque’s naughty nature is paired perfectly with comedic relief, making for the ultimate Saturday night.
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Picture: The Rouge Revue