Cosmopolitan 

 

Step into the smoky, glamorous world of 1930s Manhattan with Cosmopolitan, a giant martini-themed burlesque act in sharp top hat and tails. The performance opens with swinging big band music, evoking the elegance and charm of vintage Manhattan nightlife, before seamlessly transitioning into a modern, upbeat remix of the Sex and the City theme tune—blending classic glamour with contemporary panache. This Sex and the City–inspired act celebrates independence, sophistication, and playful femininity, turning the iconic cosmopolitan cocktail into a symbol of high glamour and nostalgic style.

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Daisy uses her giant martini glass as the centre piece, complete with pink “cosmopolitan” water and a giant lime wedge. Her Fosse-style swing choreography and vaudevillian waiter-inspired movement complement the act perfectly, making it an ideal entertainment experience for bars, restaurants, and cabaret-style venues.

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Cosmopolitan invites audiences into a sparkling world of glamour, charm, and playful sophistication, leaving them entertained, mesmerised, and delighted.

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Booking Requirements – Cosmopolitan

• Stage & Performance Area: Requires sufficient space for choreography, costume reveals, and safe placement of the giant martini glass. The performer brings and sets up their own glass. A stable, flat, non-slip floor is essential. With prior notice, this act can be adapted for a variety of venue styles, including bars, restaurants, cabaret, theatres, private events, corporate functions (18+), and festival or variety show stages, as long as the venue is aware that water is used in the performance.

• Giant Martini Glass: Performer supplies and sets up the martini glass. Booker must ensure the floor is level, sturdy, and able to support the glass safely. Water is used in the performance; the booker is responsible for cleaning and wiping down any spillage immediately after the act to prevent slips or hazards. For an additional cost, a stage manager can be provided to handle setup, wipe down, and striking the glass after the performance.

• Lighting: Standard theatrical lighting preferred to highlight costume and glass moments.

• Sound: Professional sound system capable of clear playback of the musical track.

• Audience Access: Audience should remain at a safe distance from the stage and prop during the act.

• Dressing Area: Private or semi-private space for costume preparation and changes.

• Costume & Prop Collection: A designated person should be available to remove costume elements and props safely from the stage after the performance.

• Technical Access: Sound and lighting cues to be discussed with the technician prior to the performance.

• Audience: 18+

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