Send Noodz #17
Saturday, December 16
Last show of 2023 is almost here! Join us to celebrate the most magical time of the year and my personal favorite season. Send Noodz will be back for Spring 2024 so let's close out the year together.
Prohibition Party 2023
First & South
Greenport, NY
Friday, December 8
Be ready to dance & dine, shimmer & shake, observe & ooh... ‘revel in the repeal'. an event set to kick off the holiday season with camaraderie, joy & entertainment. this celebration is focused on defiant fashion style, dance and new set of moral standards which defined 'the roaring twenties' or right now. join us for decadent foods, the art of burlesque & the nuance of a drink…
Shanghai Foxtrot: New Year's Eve 2024
Sunday, Dec 31, 2023
8pm, Red Pavilion Brooklyn
Step into the glamour and intrigue of Old Shanghai at our unforgettable New Year's Eve bash! Get ready to be transported to a world of vintage opulence and electrifying entertainment that will leave you dazzled and delighted as we bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new.
ABOUT
The name "Calamity Chang" is inspired by the notorious frontierswoman Calamity Jane, an outlaw who was known to be a daredevil and an alcoholic. Calamity Chang may not be all those things (but she did grow up in Texas), she does exemplify the same rebellious freedom through the art form of burlesque.
Calamity Chang produced 2 longstanding weekly shows and 2 monthly shows in NYC for over a decade as well as performing and touring. As of 2021, she is spreading the burlesque gospel in her new home in the Pocono Mountains! She continues to co-produce the world's only NEW YORK ASIAN BURLESQUE EXTRAVAGANZA with Jen Gapay.
This "Asian Sexsation" has made a mark in the burlesque world with her signature food-inspired ("foodlesque") acts focusing on Asian culinary icons in popular culture such as Sriracha hot sauce, sushi roll, and cup o' noodles. By fusing her love for food and her Chinese heritage in playful and sexy striptease performances, Calamity brings visibility to performers of color worldwide with a dash of whimsy and a peppering of good humor.
Named by The Huffington Post as one of the "20 Burlesque Stars To Know" and by 21st Century Burlesque as one of the Top 100 Burlesque Performers in the world, Calamity has performed for numerous esteemed events such as Inked Magazine (Pinup Issue Release Party 2015), Design Industries Foundation for Fighting Aids NYC, and celebrities such as Brooke Shields and the cast of The Addams Family, Corey Miller of LA Ink, and guest-starred in Moby's metal band DiamondSnake ("Woman, Yea"). Calamity has also appeared in reality TV shows such as "Oddities" (Science Channel) and "My Big Redneck Vacation" (Country Music Television). You can also see her in the controversial NC-17 film of 2011 "Shame" by Steve McQueen starring Michael Fassbender as "Late Night Lover #1".
Calamity has a wide range of performance styles suitable for all kinds of events. She is just as comfortable being a glamorous showgirl teasing with feather fans and ostrich boas in classic showgirl-style acts as she is performing neo-burlesque acts clad in shiny latex and other fetish-inspired looks.
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She was in the "Best Debut" at Burlesque Hall of Fame, Las Vegas in 2012. She headlined the First Annual Empire Burlesque Festival in Ithaca, NY (2016), Edmonton Burlesque Festival (2016) and Montreal Burlesque Festival (2016), The Philadelphia Burlesque Festival (2018), The Freezing Tassel Festival (Alaska) 2019, Metalesque Festival (2019), Discordia Days Burlesque Festival (2019).
She has taught at the world's only burlesque convention in Seattle BurlyCon 2018 and is a NY School of Burlesque instructor. She is also a 4 time NYC Golden Pasties Award winner ("The Hustler: the performer who has hustle game", "The Busy Bee: the performer who multi-tasks the most backstage", "The TMZ Award: the performer who has all the gossip", "The Betty Crocker Award: the performer most likely to incorporate food in their act").
Born in Taipei, Taiwan, Calamity grew up in Bolivia (Santa Cruz), Florida (Tampa), and various cities in Texas including Houston and Dallas. Though she has lived in NYC for 20 years and counting, she also considers Texas her home.
