
Lady Blue Phoenix - A force of nature - 006
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In this episode of Queers & Co., I’m joined by Lady Blue Phoenix, burlesque performer and member of the Rock with the Foxes troupe. When on stage, she's been described as a force of nature!
We chat about Columbia - the long-forgotten personification of the USA, our power to make social change, creating safer spaces in burlesque, learning to live with mental ill-health and what happens when we can no longer vault our pain away, embracing our shadow side and her experience of coming out as bisexual.
CW: This episode contains a description of a racist incident.
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Podcast Artwork by Gemma D’Souza
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Rock with the Foxes Troupe
Lady Blue Phoenix will be performing at the following events:
- 29th Feb 2020: Lift Every Voice - Black History Month, Gothenburg, Sweden
- 25th March 2020: The Yes Yes Yes Showcase, Royal Vauxhall Tavern, London, UK
- 11th July 2020: Woodstock Freedom Festival, Hipley, near Portsmouth, UK
Full Transcription
Gem: Hi Lady Blue.
Lady Blue Phoenix: Hello.
Gem: How are you today?
Lady Blue Phoenix: I'm good. I'm just relaxing after a busy week at work.
Gem: So, we've just been chatting about quite a lot of interesting stuff already actually, so we haven't recorded it. But I've got a few things that I am keen to ask you, but it'd be really cool first if you could introduce yourself so we can learn a bit more about you.
Lady Blue Phoenix: Okay. Well firstly, my name is Lady Blue Phoenix. I originate from Seattle, Washington in America. I've lived abroad now since 2008 - five years in Japan and Oh God… eight years here. I did a lot of dance in the States, so fire belly dance, things like that. I've always loved the dance industry. I'm never actually majored in it, but I just loved that freedom. So when I came to England, after living in Japan for five years, I got into burlesque. Me and my partner went to a show. I saw these amazing people on stage bearing their souls, baring their bodies to the world....