Event Dates
From: Awaiting dates
To: Awaiting dates
Thirsty Girl Productions is back for the annual Seattle Boylesque Festival, returning to The Triple Door for 4 big shows over 2 big nights.
Thirsty Girl Productions is back for the annual Seattle Boylesque Festival, returning to The Triple Door for 26 different acts over 2 big nights.
- Visiting Seattle for the festival? Stay at The Motif Seattle a 4 minute walk from the venue, featuring scenic views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. The Motif hotel overlooks the city centre streets of Seattle.
The Festival
- Next Edition: Awaiting dates. Equal parts striptease, circus act, and comedy routine, the nascent sibling of burlesque is finally turning heads.
- Many of your favorite boylesque performers return for one of Seattle’s most popular Spring festivals.
- Who doesn’t enjoy barely clad sexy men parading around in little more than than sequins and cock socks, flexing their nubile bodies into provocative poses?
- Celebrate with celebrity hosts as the festival welcome back and all-star cast of boylesque, variety, and circus performers to the glorious stage at The Triple Door!
- Stay at the Motif Seattle, a Hyatt hotel rated “Fabulous” by guests, close to all of Seattle’s top attractions.
The Venue
- The event takes place at The Triple Door, located in downtown Seattle, across from Benaroya Hall on Union Street.
- The Triple Door is a lounge in a historic theater featuring diverse live-music acts.
- Triple Door is a 5-minute drive from the gay district of Capitol Hill.
Recommended Hotels in Seattle
The following hotels are all close to the city’s bustling gay bars and clubs along Capitol Hill.
Oakwood, Pan Pacific, Fairmont Olympic Hotel, Four Seasons Hotel.
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Sonesta Alexis, is our editor’s choice
with a full service Spa in the heart of city
For further information and advice on
Seattle Boylesque Festival Website
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