Ever wanted to ask a stripper a question? What do strippers eat for breakfast? Who’s the most famous person you’ve ever danced for? What really happens in VIP?
Stacey Clare (author of "The Ethical Stripper" and co-founding member of East London Strippers Collective) and Sabrina Jade (TV personality and star of reality show "Slagwars" and weekly Babestation veteran) are two "semi-retired" strippers who bring their razor sharp wit and ballsy feminism to the stage, inviting audiences to ask them anything at all. Between them they have over 20 years experience combined dealing with boozed up punters in seedy strip joints, so no heckle is too much of a challenge.
Audiences are invited to laugh, reflect, be curious, and celebrate the women who are clearly comfortable with their jobs (for the most part) and want to demystify the sex industry. No questions are off limits in this audience Q&A hosted by two sex workers who bare all, lifting the lid on a widely misunderstood and misrepresented world.
Stacey and Sabrina challenge social stigma and smash stereotypes in order to subvert audience expectations, gently revealing (in more ways than one) the realities of their work, unpacking myths and dispelling misinformation about the industry they both know inside out... warts and all - no pun intended.
Taking a first high-heeled step out of their home turf at Edinburgh Fringe, where they have established a loyal following of regular perverts and built a strong festival presence with plenty of positive reviews (including Broadway Baby, The Scotsman, The List, The Student, Fest Mag, One 4 Review, Everything Theatre) "Ask A Stripper" makes it's Brighton Fringe debut in style - stripper style that is... all fur coat and no knickers.
If you’ve ever wanted to ask a stripper a burning question… there’s a cream for that.