• About Cherry Blossom Cabaret

  Hawaii's Premier Cabaret Revue!

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  Who is Cherry Blossom Cabaret?
  Cherry Blossom Cabaret is Hawaii's Premier Burlesque Revue. Seductive, provocative and at times outlandish, CBC is your ticket to a surreal and exotic adventure that will captivate from beginning to end. The ladies do more than shimmy and shake out of their costumes; they also dance act and sing, while incorporating what they do best: Tease. Those who see CBC perform will be amazed by the group’s diverse jaw-dropping repertoire. The Honolulu based cabaret has various influences ranging from vaudeville style theatre, b-grade horror and science fiction, film noir, kitsch, historical and political satire, comedic sketches fused with an eclectic array of music and of course the classy yet sassy art of tease!

  How did Cherry Blossom Start?
  Cherry Blossom was founded by Meghan Mayhem who now resides in Portland, Oregon. CBC debuted in July 2006 at Ong King Art Center as a modest duo known as "Cherry Blossom Burlesque” with Mayhem and Lola Love. The group has since bloomed into a ten plus member troupe. Not wanting to be strictly regarded as a "burlesque" troupe, in 2007 the group changed it's name to "Cherry Blossom Cabaret" reflecting that the ladies do more than shimmy and shake out of their costumes; dance, act, sing and much more!

  What is burlesque?
  Burlesque means “in an upside down style,” turning social norms head over heels. It was a form of musical comedy popular from about 1840 through the 1960s. Performances in the early years were parodies performed primarily for the middle and lower classes of society in which actors would poke fun at the social habits of the upper class. In the late 1860s burlesque was brought to America, it focused on theatrical spoofs featuring women playing men’s roles wearing costumes considered revealing for the time. Vaudeville, cabaret, striptease, the follies of the twenties and thirties, and the girlie shows of the forties and fifties has their roots in burlesque

  The Neo-burlesque revival exploded in the early 1990s in Los Angeles and New York City, and the art form is continuing to grow in different varieties from classy to raunchy, kitschy to political, gender bending to straight laced tease, and a whole lot more. CBC is bringing this revival to Honolulu by captivating, entertaining and enticing audiences island wide. Come to a show and see why Honolulu loves CBC.

  See our website for more details on events, classes, and more!

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