Babydolls review

[alexxkay]

Yesterday was kestrell's and my fourth anniversary. As a date, we went out to dinner at Mary Chung's, and then went to see The Boston Babydolls Halloween show, "Out For Blood". Much fun was had, including seeing about a dozen other Carolingians there.

Best act was definitely Betty Blaze's "It Doesn't Take Two To Tango", in which one of her arms was essentially dressed up as a full-scale devil puppet that she was dancing 'with'. And he was a very *naughty* devil, whose hands kept wandering :-) Second place probably goes to Miss Mina's "Hot on the Trail", a very tease-y piece featuring a standard detective outfit complete with tenchcoat, hat and glasses (and the ever-popular Peter Gunn theme as accompaniment). Best smile award to Baby Jane, who had that perfect blend of innocence and naughtiness.

Honorable mentions to:
Mina and Scratch's "Into the Woods", which made me want to do a Tex Avery wolf-take.
Baby Jane singing "I've Got You Under My Skin".
Morgan's impressive acrobatics in "The Cat's Meow".

All in all, a great show. There was only one act I didn't like at all, and every one else was at least enjoyable, and often Hot Hot Hot. Recommended.

Comments

[new-man.livejournal.com]

Mina and Scratch's "Into the Woods", which made me want to do a Tex Avery wolf-take.

First, thanks. Second, the number was original designed with this mask to accentuate the Tex Avery imagery. I was told that my facial expressions were better, so the mask sits in the dressing room ;-)

[alexx-kay.livejournal.com]

Good call. The wolf is funny because of his reactions, not because he's a wolf.