Desert Sin is proud to present "Musée des Femmes - Tales of the Grotesque
and Arabesque" at the Zipper Theater!

Saturday, April 26, 2008
"Musée des Femmes - Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque"
A carnival spectacle retelling the tales of some of the boldest, sexiest,
most intriguing women of history & fiction.

With Desert Sin's Djahari, Cassandra, Sayaka and featuring guest artists
Flambeaux, Autumn Ward, Renata, Mawiyah Raquel, Stevie and Mystery Bird Puppets!


The Zipper Fac... read more

Open Call Auditions for Desert Sin's "Musee des Femmes" in New York!

We are doing a pro-bono, one-night performance at the Zipper Theater in Manhattan this April with the opportunity of a future run with deferred pay.

We are looking for one male or androgynous female performer (our Ringmaster) and several female dancers to play the various characters in our production of "Musee des Femmes: Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque". Some of the characters include MataHari, Kali, Saint Joan, ... read more

I am officially living in New York now. I'm in Brooklyn to be exact. Already loving it.
Working on some more European tours. Putting together a regular rehearsal space for myself and Cassandra and...??? Putting on some little shows. Working on a bigger show.

Websites will be updated very soon. DVDs will be available soon.

Desert Sin can be seen here soon:

February 8th and 9th, 2008 in New York
Dances of Vice Festival
"As always, our aim is to enrich the New York art cultu... read more

Cassandra and I are currently in Madrid and heading back to the states soon, HOWEVER, we plan to hit the traveling circuit again come spring (if we have our way). Putting the feelers out there (there, meaning the world) should anyone be able and willing to host us. We are but poor traveling dancers looking for venues and couches. Happy to perform, though with minimal costumes upon us.
More later, but here´s the heads up...look out.

Our show went well in Spain (as did our workshops) and now we are currently traveling through morroco. We sailed into Tangier then spent the next day in Kenitra where my parents lived some forty years ago. We are currently in Rabat and are heading to Marrakesh today.

So many beautiful people and clothing and etc etc. Truly a delight for the senses.

More later...