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All the costumes and props featured in the show are meticulously crafted based on Katrin’s own designs, and her giant champagne glass is no exception. Her never-ending race with her own perfectionism drove her to not only conceive the unique design and shape of the glass, but also to oversee every minute detail of its creation.
This girl-in-a-glass number is a perfect fit for glamorous themed parties of all kinds including Moulin Rouge, The Great Gatsby, Cabaret, Peaky Blinders, and PlayBoy. If you want to transport your venue's guests to a "secret" bar from the ‘20s, when the number with a champagne glass was first brought to life, then Katrin is an indispensable asset.
This iconic and spectacular burlesque number takes you on a journey back to the enchanting era of Parisian variety shows and Broadway theaters in the early twentieth century. "Champagne Girl" promises to elevate any event and leave a lasting impression.
Swaying languidly to the music, innocently seducing and teasing the audience from the stage, Katrin slowly and playfully, piece by piece, peels off a costume adorned with precious Swarovski crystals. Gracefully dancing with lavish fans made of ostrich feathers, she keeps the viewer in anticipation, building up to the grand finale. And then, the climax of the number—she climbs into a giant champagne glass! Everyone's eyes are fixed, hearts beating with excitement, as they are fully immersed into the mesmerizing, secret world of burlesque.
"Just think what wonders can be created through elaborate sets, whimsical props, and dazzling costumes that sparkle like stars in the sky!"
A brief history of the number
This captivating number has a rich history dating back to the 1920s during the Prohibition era in the USA. It was a clever enticement used by the owners of underground bars to lure in customers. The mysterious ambiance of music, alcohol, and a half-naked beauty showering herself with champagne make up the perfect recipe for an unforgettable evening.
The first legendary performer to make a splash in a champagne glass was Rita Atlanta (Alexander) in the 1950s, coining the term "Champagne Girl."
In the 2000s, the influential dancer Dita Von Teese revitalized the burlesque genre and flawlessly brought this number back to life in its original form, setting a new standard of excellence.
