Life Drawing With Added Frills

Here's the new poster for the new Added Frills night on 21 June 2012 featuring those ever so lovely Salacious Sirens. It's a burlesque meets life drawing bonanza! See you there x

Ps. The venue is small so wear your best perfume and be prepared to squash up.

Thank You Tim Draper

Just one more thank you to the very talented Tim Draper who tip toed around in his socks so elegantly at the Added Frills show and photographed the whole thing.

Take a peek at his work here: facebook.com/lifehouseimage

A Feast For The Eyes

The dramatic moment when Violet Empire poises herself ready to plunge a kitchen knife into the succulent body of Ottolie Divine, in the chilling and hilarious, Cannibal Cafe.

Well And Truely Frilled...

What an amazing night Added Frills turned out to be. The Salacious Sirens had us laughing, whooping, perspiring and squirming in our seats, and what a delight those ladies are to draw! Beautifully put together music, poses and performances running seamlessly into each other, a fantastic turnout, this really was the best Life Drawing With Added Frills yet, thanks to those ever so talented sirens.

For those of you who missed out, and those of you who just cannot wait to do it all over again, the ladies will be back with us again in the summer and you can find out more about their other up and coming gigs here: salacioussirens.blogspot.co.uk

If you managed to make it down to the show thoroughly enjoyed yourself, why not take a moment to jot down your thoughts in my guest book

Thank you to everyone who made the night so special,

Betty x

Its Back...

On the 19th April, upstairs at The Cambria, doors open at 7pm, cost £10.

Prepare to be frilled...

Coming soon to The Drawing Room...

Meet The Salacious Sirens who will be performing and posing for your pencil pushing pleasure. Its burlesque, it's musical statues, it's life drawing, all rolled into one perfect package. 

...and if you can't wait then you can have a peep at these lovely ladies here: 

The Selacious Sirens

"Every portrait that is painted with feeling is a portrait of the artist, not of the sitter" 

Oscar Wilde.