Tickets for Dita von Teese: Glamonatrix

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Dita von Teese Tickets 2024
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Hailed as the International Queen of Burlesque, Dita Von Teese, aka Heather Renee Stewart has dazzled audiences all over the world with her flawless and glamorous variety shows. Following her incredibly successful “The Art of Teese” tour, Dita Von Teese embarked on her extensive international tour, Glaminatrix for 2020.

Full of glamour, extravagance and mesmerising burlesque routines, Michaciagen born Dita Von Teese never disappoints with her sensational shows and is renowned for repopularising Burlesque. A highlight of the performance is undoubtedly the spectacular costumes, which have been especially designed by corset maker Mister Pearl, British designer Jenny Packham, French couturier Alexis Mabille, Catherine D’Lish, Brooks Brothers and many more. Experience one of the most amazing burlesque performers of all time with an evening of glitz and glamour and grab your tickets today!

Running time: 2 hours
Tickets from: £7.40

Dita von Teese Tickets 2024

Type of Ticket	Price
Tier 1	£33.90
Tier 2	£43.90
Tier 3	£54.90
Tier 4	£74.40

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How long is Dita von Teese: Glamonatrix?

Dita von Teese: Glamonatrix is 2 hours long.

What is Dita von Teese: Glamonatrix's real name?

Dita von Teese's real name is Heather Renee Stewart.

What are Dita von Teese's shows like?

Dita von Teese is known for repopularising the burlesque genre. Her shows are therefore full of glamour, dancing and extravagance.

Where is Dita von Teese from?

Dita von Teese is from Michacgien.

Who designed Dita von Deese's costumes?

Corset maker Mister Pearl, British designer Jenny Packham, French couturier Alexis Mabille, Catherine D’Lish, Brooks Brothers and others have designed her costumes.

Is Dita Von Deese going on tour in 2021?

Yes, Dita Von Deese is visiting the Dome Brighton on the 7th of February, 02 Apollo Manchester on 11th - 12th February, the London Palladium 15th -20th February, Edinburgh Playhouse on the 22nd February and the Alexandra in Birmingham on the 23rd of March,