2025 DisabiliTease Festival Videos On Sale Now!
Held July 18-19, 2025, the DisabiliTease Festival is a multi-day festival that celebrates disabled burlesque, cirque, cabaret, and drag performers and instructors from around the world.
Events
Friday, July 18th (Hybrid)
Headliner – Alyssa Kitt. Feature – Opiumm Hayze. Emcee – Silky the Body.
Cast members Anastasia, Boobs Radley, D’Monica Leone, Dizzy Tunt, Emerald Eve, Jacqueline Boxx, Kisa von Teasa, Lakota Shekhar, Mary Annette, Sasha A Bombfox, and Nadi and the Prancing Ponies.
Saturday, July 19th (Virtual)
Headliner – Alyssa Kitt. Feature – Bea Lissima. Emcee – Mx. Quest.
Cast members Deja Louve, Dravyn, Erin Ball and Maxime Beauregard, Iris Envy, Kingdom, Lady Sapphire Noir, MissShapen, Mr. Strange, Sassy Wheels, and Sydney & Montgomery Quest.
Saturday, July 19th workshops (Hybrid)
Slow and Sensual with headliner Alyssa Kitt.
Shape Shift with D’Monica Leone
Energy Flow: Mastering the Stationary Sizzle with Jacqueline Boxx

Alyssa Kitt - Headliner


Opiumm Hayze - Feature


Bea Lissima - Feature

There are multiple ways to support us:
- Rent or Purchase our 2020 shows, 2021 shows, 2022 shows, 2024 shows and workshops, and 2025 shows and workshops!!
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- Volunteer for our 2024 festival! Virtual and in-person positions are available.
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Thank you for your support!
The DisabiliTease Festival celebrates disabled bodies and the art they create through burlesque, drag, cirque, and cabaret performances. The festival strives to create a safe and accommodating space for performers to express themselves and receive the validation and recognition they deserve.
Based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the DisabiliTease Festival highlights performers not only from the Twin Cities but across the United States and around the globe. Our goal is to include a wide variety of performers at the intersection of disability with a variety of genders, ages, sizes, abilities, races and ethnicities, locations, beliefs, and sexual orientations, whenever possible. This annual event works to challenge and overturn the notion that having a disability decreases or interferes with a person’s desirability, allure, or competence as a performer.




