Johnny Nuriel is an internationally acclaimed, powerfully androgynous, and versatile performer known for his signature fusion of fire and burlesque. Johnny is a beautiful blend of Masculinity and Femininity and draws from the powers of both in creating his esthetic. He, along with his husband, Isaiah Esquire, produce the hit Portland spectacular, Boyeurism which takes place here at the Alberta Rose Theatre.

Originally from Malaysia, Spinny Jess has been passionate about pole for four years and teaching for the past two. Her dance style is best described as spinny, expressive, and lyrical. Inspired by the magic of Disney, she’s thrilled to bring one of her favorite childhood movies to life on stage.

Mezmarizer invites you to step into a world of interstellar glamour and fearless femininity with Barbarella Queen of the Earth as she conquers the cosmos. This is Mezmarizer’s first time on the big stage!

William began his pole journey in 2021 despite being worried about what others might think and not believing he could be a dancer. This song is a reminder that even on the darkest days there is always a light inside us and things will get better if we embrace it.

His piece is dedicated in the memory of his sister Sandy.

This piece is all about the power of female friendships, the magic found in dancing together, and the love towards a good midnight margarita.

A seasoned dancer/instructor/choreographer/creative director and internationally acclaimed entertainer, ISAIAH has over 13 years of professional experience. From studios to classrooms, universities to international festivals, ISAIAH instructs classes ranging from Hip-Hop to Jazz, African to Ballroom, Twerking to Heel-o-graphy, and more. You can catch ISAIAH and his partner, JOHNNY NURIEL, on stage and in life, headlining as their duo IZOHNNY every first Thursday for the mostly male spectacular: BOYeurism @ the Star Theater, a show created and produced by Isaiah himself.

As a lover of theater, burlesque, and cosplay, Miss Motor Cyclone loves to embody characters in her pole performances. She finds the most satisfaction in playing the silly and absurd, and today she is excited to journey back to the early days of American cinema to pay homage to one of the great comedians of the silent film era, Charlie Chaplain and his legendary cinema character, The Tramp.

This is Andrea’s 3rd time performing and first time on the stage at Alberta Rose. She wants to thank the incredibly supportive community at Aerospace as well as her wonderful community in the crowd tonight. Special shout out to the folks who helped make this performance happen and her Wife who flew in from NYC.