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Striptease

A striptease is an erotic or exotic dance in which the performer gradually undresses, either partly or completely, in a seductive and sexually suggestive manner. The person who performs a striptease is commonly known as a "stripper", "exotic dancer", or "burlesque dancer".

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Male strippers

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Striptease

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related to Further reading · 113
Striptease → Andy Saunders, Antonio Vianovi, Art, Arthur Fox, August, Barnsley, Beauty Series No, Bend, Bernson, Big Business, Bill Boyd, Britain, Bump, Burlesque, Canada, Canvas World, Censorland, Chicago, Chrystabel Leighton-Porter, Damm
related to Television · 86
Striptease → Adelaide, Aida Pierce, Al Bundy, Alex Nunez, Allo, Australia, Australian, Bada Bing, BBC, BBC Panorama, BBC2, Best Undressed, Boo, British, Channel, Children, Christopher Murney, Confessions, CONTROL, Crazy Horse Revue
related to American tradition · 35
Striptease → American, Another, Apartment, April, Burlesque, Carol Doda, Charmion, Chicago, Condor Night Club, Doda's, Edison, Go Go, Gypsy Rose Lee, Hinda Wassau, However, Illinois, In, June, Minsky's, Minsky's Burlesque
related to Theatre · 34
Striptease → Americanized, Barely Phyllis, Bring, British, Broadway, Chesterfield, Cole Porter's Broadway, Daddy, Doctor Henry Jekyll, Edward Hyde, Evil, Good, Hyde, Jekyll, Ladies Night, Leave It, Linda Eder, London, Lucy, Lucy Harris
related to French tradition · 21
Striptease → Another, By, Dutch, Folies, Folies Bergère, French, Germaine Aymos, In, Josephine Baker, Le Crazy Horse Saloon, Mata Hari, Moulin Rouge, Musée Guimet, Mythologies, Parisian, Roland Barthes, Tabarin, The, The People's Almanac, These
related to history · 21
Striptease → America, As, At, Babylonia, Bible, However, Inanna, King Herod, Kur, Mark, Matthew, New Testament, Oscar Wilde's, Salome, Salome's, Some, Sumerian, The, There, Underworld
related to Modernity · 17
Striptease → Australia, Burlesque, Canada, Canadian, England, Europe, In, In London, Modern, North America, Recently, Russia, Spearmint Rhino, The, These, This, United Kingdom
related to United States · 11
Striptease → Among, Both, Detroit, For, Houston, In, Numerous, One, Other, San Diego Municipal Code, The
related to New Burlesque · 10
Striptease → American, In, Neo-burlesque, New Burlesque, Pussycat Dolls, Sisters, Some, The, The Velvet Hammer Burlesque, The World Famous Pontani
related to Japan · 9
Striptease → American, During, Gypsy Rose Lee, Japan, Japanese, Shigeo Ozaki, Tokyo's Shinjuku, When, World War II

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Stripteaseis aerotic or exotic dance in which the performer gradually undresses0.90text
Stripteaseis apossibly legendary show at Minsky's Burlesque in April 1925 that inspired the novel and film The Night They Raided Minsky's0.90text
Stripteaseis aart form and made strip clubs exempt from value added tax.New BurlesqueIn the latter 1990s0.90text
pubsinstance ofbut striptease may also be performed in venues0.80text
the breasts or genitaliainstance ofor putting clothes or hands in front of just-undressed body parts0.80text
the Moulin Rougeinstance ofParisian shows0.80text
Folies Bergère were featuring attractive scantily clad women dancinginstance ofParisian shows0.80text
tableaux vivantsinstance ofParisian shows0.80text
Gypsy Rose Leeinstance ofand featured famous strippers0.80text
Sally Randinstance ofand featured famous strippers0.80text
Apartment A Go Goinstance ofin American striptease dancing. which was picked up by other establishments0.80text
rotating ropes to move their bodies roundinstance ofsometimes using ingenious devices0.80text

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