Champagne-Glas Burlesque Show in Deutschland Berlin

All costumes and props are created exclusively based on Katrin’s own designs — including the champagne glass, developed specifically for this act.

Driven by a precise and uncompromising approach to detail, she has shaped not only its distinctive form, but every stage of its creation.

This performance integrates seamlessly into elegant, themed events — from classic cabaret settings to modern interpretations of the Roaring Twenties.

An atmosphere of glamour, subtle seduction and quiet intrigue that transforms the space.

Duration: 9 minutes

*This act can be performed to live music.

An iconic burlesque act inspired by the atmosphere of Parisian variety shows and Broadway theaters of the early twentieth century.

From the very first moments, a distinct mood unfolds.

Moving in rhythm with the music, Katrin plays with attention — revealing, step by step, a Swarovski-crystal costume of refined elegance.

With graceful movements and opulent ostrich feather fans, she builds a quiet sense of anticipation.

And then — the champagne glass.
The defining moment of the performance.
A scene where time seems to pause.

The champagne glass act traces its origins to the 1920s, during the Prohibition era in the United States — a time defined by secrecy, indulgence and carefully staged illusion.

Within the atmosphere of underground bars, this image emerged: music, champagne, and a performer embodying a refined, seductive presence.

In the 1950s, Rita Atlanta became one of the first iconic figures associated with this act, shaping the image of the “Champagne Girl”.

In the early 2000s, Dita Von Teese reintroduced the performance to a wider audience, redefining its visual language and setting new standards for the genre.

THE HISTORY OF THE ACT