Hotels-London.co.uk - Let Your Hair Down at London Burlesque Week

London Burlesque Week begins on April 26th.

2011-03-29

LONDON, ENGLAND, March 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) From the opening gala to the closing ceremony, the action will be over-the-top and elaborate, with audiences guaranteed a unique night out.

One of the anticipated highlights of the occasion takes place on April 28th, when Twisted Cabaret hits the stage and showcases the darker side of the art form.

The Legends of the Stage Tribute & International Golden Gala also looks set to be a memorable evening, as top stars pay homage to the heritage of burlesque.

"With a packed schedule of high-profile events, celebrity following and a loyal and rapidly expanding fan base, Chaz Royal's London Burlesque Week showcases the most eclectic and diverse acts in burlesque," remarked the organisers.

Starting out as the London Burlesque Festival in 2007, the event was rebranded last year and continues to enjoy huge demand.

The celebration runs from April 26th to 30th at several venues across the capital. Each night is individually priced.

Burlesque enthusiasts can book a hotel in London with Hotels-London.co.uk, which features a vast selection of options, such as The Bloomsbury Hotel London and the Marlin Apartments London Bridge.

Head to http://londonburlesquefest.com/ for more information about the festival.

Editors Notes

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Hotels-London customers can take advantage of discounts of up to 70% off the published room rate by booking online 24 hours a day, or calling the dedicated team of London experts who are always happy to help make bookings and offer advice about where to stay and what to do in the capital.

As well as accommodation, Hotels-London also helps people make the most of their stay by offering airport transfers, theatre tickets and sightseeing tours - helping you plan your trip down to the finest detail.

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