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What We do

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We are a troupe of 10 professional dancers all hand-picked, trained, experienced and most importantly passionate and proud about what we do. This is why we are the best in the country. Owned and managed by Claire Phipps, stage name GoldieLox we are based in Bristol but work throughout the UK and abroad.

The styles of dance we specialise in include burlesque, showgirl work, can-can (classic french & modern), 20’s charleston, swing, jive, 60’s go go, tap & fosse jazz (Chicago).

We can supply solo dancers for small/private celebrations, supply a troupe of 4 for a cabaret show or some hostessing or why not go all out and book the whole troupe of 10 for a non-stop action-packed showcase. Shows can be made as risqué or as family-friendly as you require.

We also work closely with our singing scarlet Miss Laura Mai to deliver an all dancing all singing spectacular!

We are happy to advise the number of dancers and the acts suitable for your event and are highly flexible on suiting what the client wants.

Don’t have time to organise the entertainment for your event? Let us do it for you!

Our performances particularly suit vintage themed events, music halls, glamorous affairs, cabaret shows, corporate parties and any event looking for something a little bit different.

To see what we have previously done for past clients and some information on what acts we have please shimmy to the Repertoire page or browse through our videos on the Gallery page.

‘The Flaming Feathers are a stunningly professional outfit who are both a pleasure to work with and to watch. I was impressed with their costumes, variety of performances and energy. Also the feedback received from the audience was phenomenal and without question they we're one of the highlights of the event. I would highly recommend them to any event programmer who is looking for an entertaining dance troupe capable of capturing an audiences imagination’