Trixie Little

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Trixie Little makes funny, sexy and surreal cabaret shows. She was the Queen of Burlesque, Miss Exotic World 2015 and runs a podcast about professional artists and eccentrics called Vive La Renaissance. She lives in Los Angeles.

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Trixie Little is an award-winning pint-size powerhouse who has pioneered her own style of cabaret-theater since 2002.  A master of innovation, she creates character-driven performances that combine acrobatics, striptease and humor to outrageous effect.  In 2015, Trixie was crowned the Reigning Queen of Burlesque, Miss Exotic World by the Burlesque Hall of Fame in Las Vegas, the highest honor in the field.  Trixie’s current work includes a self-produced colorful online yoga video called "Temple of Happiness;" and writing/illustrating a an original adult fairy tale book, based on her surreal theater production, "Queen of Everything." For over a decade she toured as an acrobatic-burlesque duo act with The Evil Hate Monkey; a career that began at a punk rock club in Baltimore, took them to circus school, numerous TV appearances, international tours of their cabaret show and lead to a residency at an Off-Broadway theater in New York City, which is all documented in the feature film “Us Naked:  Trixie and Monkey” (available on Amazon).  She is based in Los Angeles. Visit trixielittle.com for more.

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Trixie Little is an award-winning pint-size powerhouse who has pioneered her own style of cabaret-theater since 2002.  A master of innovation, she creates character-driven performances that combine acrobatics, striptease and humor to outrageous effect.  In 2015, Trixie was crowned the Reigning Queen of Burlesque, Miss Exotic World by the Burlesque Hall of Fame in Las Vegas, the highest honor in the field.  Trixie’s current work includes a self-produced colorful online yoga video called "Temple of Happiness;" and producing an original musical called “The Queen of Everything.” For over a decade she toured as an acrobatic-burlesque duo act with The Evil Hate Monkey; a career that began at a punk rock club in Baltimore, took them to circus school, numerous TV appearances, international tours of their cabaret show and lead to them to a residency at an Off-Broadway theater in New York City, which is all documented in the feature film “Us Naked:  Trixie and Monkey” (available on Amazon).  Champion of the weird and eccentric, Trixie sees cabaret as an outsider art form that has an obligation to transform societal taboos and challenge conventions.  To that end, she draws inspiration from the Huntress / Wild Woman archetype, believing that it still quite powerful to see a woman existing for her own independence and pleasure. A creative risk taker, Trixie seeks to embody contradictions, combining strength and vulnerability, humor and sexuality, glamour and power; bringing the incredibly strange and brightly colored treasures of her heart and soul to the stage, page and screen.  Visit trixielittle.com for more.