Bustout Burlesque

This show was a lot of fun! The dancers were great and really in to what they do. Definitely a lot more revealing than I was expecting but that doesn’t bother me. The host was great and not cheesy like some hosts of shows can be. Definitely go check this out if you want a change from drinking on Bourbon Street.

My friends and I went on a Saturday night, the drinks are overpriced ($ 16+) and the girls were OK. A few were a lot older, obviously moms and the host was ehh. The best looking girl was the one picking up the clothing after each performance. It was nice to experience though.

I’ll give some facts in a nutshell:
— Great show.
— Amazing outfits.
— Talented performance.
— Relaxed ambiance.
I’m obsessed with «Burlesque» and silly of me, I thought it will be as spectacular as the movie. It wasn’t, but still it was a festive incredible and one hell of a show!
Three and half Unilocal

The burlesque show was a lot of fun and ended with a pretty impressive burlesque-​on-​ice number. The MC had an amusing hipster-​snakeoil-​salesman kind of shtick and was actually quite funny. The venue was *freezing* cold however. I’m not sure if this is usual or if it was due to the ice, but I’d advise a sweater, ladies.

Where should i begin:) Just this past weekend (weekend before memorial day weekend) I took my brother to New Orleans for his bachelor party. The Burlesque show was on top of our list. We messaged the burlesque show and let them know a bachelor was coming through and we wanted to surprise him. They got back to me the same day asking for some info about the bachelor. HERES WHERE IT GETS GOOD! they announced his name to have us all sit in reserved front row. It was amazing! The ladies are beautiful, and were extremely talented, friendly and interactive with us during the show. The host was also extremely funny, DR. Sick. We got to meet and greet with them afterwards, with the rest of the audience, got pictures, and autographs! Great show, i highly recommend this show, especially for a party of some sort, Dont miss it! Thanks ladies, and Dr. sick for making it very memorable for everyone!!! Meow!;) haha
Did i mention it was at the famous House of Blues theater! oh yup:)

They need to find a way to give more variety, my husband was bored of looking at beautiful naked women halfway through! They should have women of all types, races, body sizes and talents. Save for the AMAZING ice skating dancer they were all the same and it became redundant. The M.C. and Lasso guy were great though… lol!

went to see the show last saturday night and i must say it was so entertaining. from the emceee (who was very funny) to the ladies (all beautiful) to the man in the balloon (never seem anything like this) to the whip guy (very unique). for a good time and lots of laughs this is the place for you.

Bustout Burlesque was entertaining but halfway through the show it was hard to keep my attention. The girls were beautiful and fascinating but after the first two dancers, its pretty much the same song, dance and tassel twirling.
The live band was amazing, the emcee was hilarious but the puppet show has to go (unless you like that sort of thing).

There is just something about Bustout Burlesque.
This isn’t your typical burlesque. This is the show to check out if you are more interested in «classic» burlesque than «neo» burlesque. All of the dancers have gorgeous custom made glittering costumes and they perform to a live band. Watching them, you get the feeling that you are back on Bourbon St. in the 50’s watching a world famous performer.
I would say that Bustout is a «must» for tourists and locals alike.

Came to see the Bustout Burlesque show which was held at the concert stage behind the Foundation Room. It was really entertaining. It featured about 6 different burlesque dancers with various costumes & themes (Tinkerbell, S&M, vintage lingerie, French maid, etc) who stripped down to their tassels. They also had a cowboy whip expert who was pretty incredible and accurate with his whips named Chris McDaniel. The show had an emcee who was funny and dressed like a 1920’s traveling salesman, who also did magic tricks.
The shows were entertaining and what you’d expect to see at a burlesque show, the stage was big enough to accommodate the shows with no distraction. Audience seats were simple folding chairs and didn’t look particularly comfortable, while the front row had tables. My friends and I were able to sit in the balcony area on benches with more freedom to walk around. The girls were really pretty and talented, but after an hour we were ready to leave and hit Frenchman Street. It was all right, but not something I’d sign up for again. Maybe burlesque just isn’t my thang.

This is an incredible show. First class. This is NOT pole dancing and it not really vulgar. This is old school burlesque with beautiful girls in beautiful gowns and sexy routines. The girls, or should I say women, are very talented and polished. Many use incredible furs, stilettos, and corsets. This show also features a top notch New Orleans band. Each band member shines, as to be expected in New Orleans. The Master of Ceremonies was a guy called Dante, he was very good. The audience was a good mix of different types, there were some obvious bachelor and bachelorette groups. Everything was good fun. Sometimes you can find a Groupon for this show, but the regular price is very fair.

Saw Bustout Burlesque at the House of Blues, and they were great! Brought me right up to my level of comfort, and didn’t cross it. Live music was great, sideshows and comedy was as entertaining as the women strutting their stuff!
Highly recommended.

This is not a strip-​club, but rather burlesque. Accompanied with a live band, pretty ladies strip down to next to nothing. Expect comedy, tassel twirling and music. The production values are high, the performers are polished and all in all it’s a fine night out every now and then.