Now celebrating it’s 14th Anniversary Season, ”the city's most dazzling Burlesque troupe", The Atomic Bombshells, deliver a gorgeous and glittering VALENTINE to Seattle, and celebrate the return of their seasonal smash spectacular: J'ADORE! A Burlesque Valentine!

COMING THIS FEBRUARY: Freshly re-imagined each year, and featuring a parade of breathtaking brand new and classic acts, J'ADORE! is a burlesque, drag, and dance spectacular that celebrates romance with good humor, style, and a healthy dose of dazzle! Recently named "Seattle's most venerable burlesque dancers” (The Stranger), The Atomic Bombshells are comprised of a cast of award-winning, title-holding, globe-trotting show girls and boys...catch them here in Seattle while you can!

Now celebrating it’s 14th Anniversary Season, ”the city's most dazzling Burlesque troupe", The Atomic Bombshells, deliver a gorgeous and glittering VALENTINE to Seattle, and celebrate the return of their seasonal smash spectacular: J'ADORE! A Burlesque Valentine!

COMING THIS FEBRUARY: Freshly re-imagined each year, and featuring a parade of breathtaking brand new and classic acts, J'ADORE! is a burlesque, drag, and dance spectacular that celebrates romance with good humor, style, and a healthy dose of dazzle! Recently named "Seattle's most venerable burlesque dancers” (The Stranger), The Atomic Bombshells are comprised of a cast of award-winning, title-holding, globe-trotting show girls and boys...catch them here in Seattle while you can!

Improvisation is not just a technique for Grammy Nominated artist Cyrille Aimée, it’s a way of life, one that has not only allowed her to share her engaging voice and sparkling creativity with the world, but has led her on an unexpected journey.

By opening herself to the whim of the moment, Aimée has ventured from singing on street corners in Europe to dazzling audiences at some of the world’s most prestigious jazz festivals; from sneaking out to sing in gypsy encampments in her native France to acting on Broadway; from braving the notoriously tough audiences at New York’s Apollo Theatre to being hailed by The Wall Street Journal as "one of the most promising jazz singers of her generation" and called a “rising star in the galaxy of jazz singers” by the New York Times.