Red Velvet Burlesque Houston & Houston Cabaret Show Concerts

I can't believe how incredibly bad this was. The only good thing was the host. I purchased tickets to show my husband a good time, however this was so bad all I was able to show him was the exit. Even their drinks were bad. It's ok to have novices working but then charge novice prices. You can throw ice in a glass splash alcohol in and call it a drink then charge $15! Let me mention the alcohol was wellness too. The bad attitude when I mentioned the terrible drink was uncalled for. I requested a refund. Standby for final results.

Not worth the money. They didn't even check tickets we could have gotten in for free(?). The venue had folding chairs. Drinks were no good. The three performers were okay. Not a lot of stage presence, not engaging. At one point they kind of solicited tips it was cringe. I've seen better burlesque performances.

The details on the website and what you experience with the actual show are so far apart from eachother. Thisbis a review for the Houston show. The performers are amateur at best, lacking in any sort of training in burlesque, only somewhat attractive and one was overweight and nowhere near attractive. We have seen plenty of burlesque and this one tops the list as the worst show of all time! And to top it off, a very large, overweight, untalented, drag queen was the MC. People were leaving in disgust at this show. We spent $275.00 and that's the last time they will see any of my money. Absolutely trash!

Last night was my first burlesque show and I left unimpressed. There were 4 dancers total. 3 of them did 2 routines each. There was 1 belly dancer. I don’t think that fits the whole burlesque theme however she was one of the better dancers. There was actually one good burlesque dancer. The other 2 seemed to not have a lot of experience. They were dancing on a black stage with no kind of backdrop or props. There was no sense of organization. The venue had no one checking you in when you first arrive. About 10-15 min before the show someone announces over the microphone for people to come up to Check in. Honestly, you could just walk in without tickets and they wouldn’t even know. We did buy premier seats and there was no such thing when we got there. It was first come first serve seating. Yea.. just don’t do it. Save your money.

I was originally extremely excited for this event, as I was surprising my husband for his birthday. Unfortunately we were both HUGELY disappointed! This is in no way a burlesque show. Nor did it look anything as the advertisement. The overall set-up , vibe, and "entertainment" reminded us of an audition for a talent show. The venue was shotty and thrown together. Several rows of metal folding chairs and approximately 4 sofas. Needless to say, we left the "show" early- yes, it was that bad! I felt HORRIBLE and apologized to my husband profusely for such an underwhelming, lackluster and seedy venue - especially since we were there to celebrate his special day. Save your time and your money and skip the Red Velvet Burlesque Show. Our time and money would have been better spent watching the drag show that followed! Bravo Sapphire; you did an amazing job MC'ing the evening.