A Teasing History Of Burlesque
Has Burlesque always meant the same thing? Where did it come from? And how has it changed? Kate is joined by Dr Marissa Vigneault, Associate Professor of Art History at Utah State University, to find out more about how burlesque has become the art form it is today. This episode was edited by Tim Arstall. The producer…
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