Cabaret Burlesque Tickets

Cabaret Burlesque is a dynamic New York City cabaret and burlesque collective known for its rotating roster of performers and immersive stage presence. Led in part by presenter Nathalie Marrable, the group brings a blend of classic burlesque with contemporary cabaret flair, delivering intimate, high-energy performances across venues in NYC and beyond. The collective has showcased diverse artists such as Billie Hendrix, Georgia Gray, Ginger Tease, Honey Belle, and Ophelia A'Dore, among others, creating a constantly evolving stage experience that keeps audiences returning for more.

From intimate club nights to city-wide showcases, Cabaret Burlesque curates themed programs that celebrate glamour, wit, and artistry. In 2025, the Culture Lab LIC run in Long Island City featured a three-part program including Les Belles de Paris – Part I, Feather & Lace – Part II, and Tied Up & Twisted – Part III, illustrating the group’s commitment to storytelling through performance. The musical side of Cabaret Burlesque is captured on the 2024 album Mellow Swing, a 30-track collection that showcases the project’s eclectic approach to cabaret-inspired music.

For inquiries, booking, or press information, contact info@thecabaretburlesque.com. Follow along with the collective’s latest updates on social media.

As a performer, Cabaret Burlesque brings a rotating roster of talent to the stage, ensuring each show is distinct and crafted with care. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the scene, securing seats to Cabaret Burlesque events means tapping into a world where vintage charm meets modern performance art. Stay tuned for announcements on fresh lineups, touring dates, and special collaborations, all designed to highlight the best of New York City cabaret culture.

Official social channels and resources: Instagram: @thecabaretburlesque. Booking/press: info@thecabaretburlesque.com. Learn more about related music projects, including the Warner Chappell Production Music entry Cabaret Burlesque (IND011) from 2015, which demonstrates the broader usage of the term in cabaret and burlesque media.