Dr. Marissa Vigneault
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519 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 16 Jun
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Like it's a little bit of a like, I'm going to show you, I'm going to reveal it, but then I'm going to conceal it.
I'm going to reveal, conceal.
And that's like a basic of burlesque as well.
The tease.
How much are you going to be able to actually see and how much is going on in your head about what you think you're seeing here?
Right?
Ooh, so the taking the clothes off doesn't happen until the early 20th century.
So, yeah, that comes later.
Oh, wow.
So really, what becomes the fundamental shift for the development of burlesque, and particularly an idea of burlesque as American, is in 1868, Lydia Thompson and her troupe of British blondes, who are escaping London and all these rules that have been put into place by...
Lord Chamberlain back in like the early 18th century around theater and censorship and like the theater can only be things that are like completely morally correct and you know right they can't be deeply political and they can't be obscene and there was another one put into
so early 1700s again in the 1840s.
And so Lydia Thompson, who was putting on these stage performances in London was like, all right, I can't do anything here.
Right.
These moralities around this are too much.
I'm going to the States.
And so this is right after the civil war in the U S like we're,
The country is starting to rebuild.
New York is again, like just growing and growing.
And so she and her like gorgeous British blondes arrive in New York and they've cut on the stage show that is like the dancing ladies and they are a sensation.
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