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The Beautiful Jewels The Beautiful Jewels Performance Highlights 2017 “ Big ears” film byTim Burton, Disney Production, Role: MME Flambé, release date early 2019 “The Greatest Showman “ Premiere event, NY, USA role : the sword swallower Dark Kabaret, Great Star Theatre, San Francisco, (USA) Beato Arts and Social club, interior design, performance, Lisbon, (Portugal) Springsioux, Paris Fashion Week for David’s Road, Paris, (FR) Les Bains Douches, Voyeur Records, Paris (FR) Tigerpalast, Frankfurt, (DE) 2016 Ultima Gstaad, 5*Hotel opening, Gstaad, (CH) Ulmer Zelt, Ulm, (DE) Beasts&Beauties, Featured act, The Grand Berlin, (DE) Berlin Agenten, Award Ceremony, Berlin, (DE) Wiesbaden Christmas Circus, Wiesbaden, (DE) Sherry Show, TV, Cairo, (Egypt) 2015 Toyota Sales Awards, Moderation, Westin Grand, Paris, (FR) Cartier Annual Gala, with Blanca Li & Rossy de Palma, Villa Eilenroc, Antibes (FR) Burlesque Gala Night, TIPIzelt am Kanzleramt, Berlin (DE) Horns&Hooves Nightclub and Cabaret Berlin, Artistic direction, Interiors design, owner (DE) RED! PRO7, TV show, (DE) Crazy Circus, Moderation, Art Direction, Principal character, Uden (NL) 2014 Hansa Theater, Hamburg (DE) Schwarzkopf Russian Hairdressing Awards, MC, Text, Comedy, Stanislavski Theatre (RU) Mugler Follies, as La Patronne, leading character. Paris (FR) Hirschhausens Quiz des Menschen, TV show, ARD/WDR Germany (DE) Chiambretti Supermarket, TV show, Canale5, Italy (IT) Art Basel for Dominique Levy, Basel (CH) Bettina Rheims photoshoot for book, Performance Christie’s London & CameraWorks, Berlin Eclectic, Magazine feature in September issue (UK/FR) 2013 The Anonymous, London, (UK) Boom&Bang Circus, the Hippodrome, London (UK) Playboy, Baroque, Mayfair London, (UK) O2 London, Peaches concert, Sundance Festival, (UK) The Box, London, (UK) The Circus, Covent Garden, London (UK) Torturegarden, The Coronet Theatre, London (UK) Dover Street Arts Club, Medium Rare, London (UK) Les Enfants Perdus, The Spiegeltent, Norfolk and Norwich Festival (UK) Bettina Rheims, photoshoot, London (UK) Th Jay Joplings 50 Birthday (White Cube Gallery London), private event (UK) Piers Gaveston Society Ball, Oxford, (UK) Money $hot @ PEEP, Edinburgh, (UK) Europa Park, Horror Show on Ice, Rust (DE) 2012 100 years OVAG, Neujahrs Variete tour 2012, (DE) Minimarket, fashion show concept for Stockholm fashion week with Rossy De Palma (SWE) Mediumrare, Stockholm Edition, (SWE/UK) Supperclub Amsterdam / London Rasputin, Paris (FRA) No Comment, boudoir performance Paris, (FRA) Cinémathèque française, Tim Burton gala show, Paris (FRA) Le Grand Bal Masqué, for Blanca Li, Versailles (FRA) Liberatum Cultural Summit, for Marianne Faithful, Berlin (DE) Halifax Festival, (CA) Edinburgh Festival, Scottland, (GB) Café de Paris, London (WamBam, La Reve) (UK) En Buyuk, TV Show, Istanbul (Turkey) BaBaZula, concert Istanbul, (Turkey) Circo Circolo with Sven Ratzke cabaret show, (NL) Ohlala Burlesque, Zurich Plaza, (CH) Old Vic Tunnels, London (UK) Limburgs Kerstcircus, Sittard (NL) 2011 STO Gala, Europa Park (DE) Coca Cola Gala, Frankfurt (DE) Swisscom Gala, Geneva (CH) ASVOFF (by Diane Pernet), at Centre Pompidou and Silencio (by David Lynch) Paris (FR) Therme Erding, Munich (DE) Supperclub, London (UK) Scala, (White Mischief), London (UK) Magic Bar, Stockholm, (SWE) Roxy, Burlesque, Istanbul (Turkey) EVROPA magazine/Werner Media Gala (DE) 2010 Lindner-Spezial-Club, Hannover/Braunschweig (DE) Pro7, Gallileo, “Fakecheck spezial”, TV Show, (DE) Cabaret Queen, Koh Tao (THAI), Choreography / Direction “Oddities & Curiosities” Tour, (DE/BE) ORT, Chanel 1, Gala TV show, Moscow, (RU) Glastonbury Festival, (UK) Teatro Circo Price, “Passion sin Punales” directed by Andrew Watson, Madrid (ES) Krystall Palast Variete, J’taime, Leipzig (DE) Salto Natale (fam Knie Production), Zurich (CH) Aeschbacher, SF1, TV show (CH) A Small World, Gala, Grand Palace Gstaad, (CH) 2009 Nektar, 6 year anniversary press Gala, Munich (DE) Cabaret Boudoir, Berlin (DE) Record Release, Officer I’m high, Berlin (DE) PEACHES, Melkweg / Amsterdam, Astra / Berlin, Tour (EU) Edinburgh Fringe, Edinburgh, (GB) Supper Club, the Assembly, Edinburgh (GB) Pegasus Variete, Bensheim, (DE) HR Fernsehen, Hessenschau, TV (DE) Cirkus Prinsessan Finalist 2009, Stockholm (SWE) SVT, “God morgon Sverige!” national television (SWE) TV4, (SWE) 2008 Slava’s Snowshow, Slava Polunin, Berlin, (DE) Chat Noir, Trier, (DE) Apollo Variete, Duesseldorf, (DE) Cirque d’Hiver, TV Show, M6, Paris, (FR) Teatro Pradillo, Stagedivas, Madrid (ES) Sugar Factory, Marynka Nicolai, Amsterdam (NL) Paradiso, Amsterdam (NL) Tollwood Festival, Main Production: Peter Pan, (lost boys / clowns Munich) (DE) 2007 Witzigmann- Roncalli, Bajazzo Dinnershow, Frankfurt, (DE) VDI Gala Event, Berlin, (DE) Oiseau Rouge, Vaudeville Show, Orkney Islands, (UK) Arctic Palace Berlin (DE) (concept/PR/development) Wild Rose Revue, Admiralspalast, Berlin, (DE) (Producer/Director) Mayor’s Show, Buergermeister Hoffest, Rathaus, Berlin, (DE) Le Plus Grand Cabaret du Monde with Patrick Sébastien TV5Monde, France2 (FR) Quatsch Comedy Club, Berlin, (DE) 2006 BKA Theater, Berlin (DE) TIPI Zelt, Blauer Montag, Berlin (DE) Ballhaus Mitte, with Cora Frost, Berlin (DE) Neues Theater Hoechst, Frankfuhrt (DE) Bimbotown, Leipzig (DE) UFA Fabrik, Berlin (DE) Wild Rose Revue, Burlesk in Berlin, (DE) RTL, Unglaublich! Die Show der Merkwuerdigkeiten, (DE) Funny Five, with KGB Clowns, Russische Kammer Theater, Berlin (DE) 2003 / 2004 / 2005 Pro7, Gallileo (DE) SAT1, Planetopia (DE) RBB, Wuehlmaeuse, Berlin (DE) Quatsch Comedy Club, Berlin (DE) Schmidt Theater, Hamburg (DE) Oxygen Festival, Dublin (IR) “Chicago” Gala, London (UK) “Sandsations” Festival, Berlin (DE) Chamaeleon, Berlin (DE) Starclub, Kassel (DE) ComCom Club, GOP, Hannover (DE) EEN, Hoe? Zo! TV Brussels, (BE) Et Cetera Variete, Bochum (DE) Opel Gala, (DE) Glastonbury Festival, (UK) Illegal Magic Club, Paris, (FR) Cirkus Arena, Greenland Tour (Greenland) ChinaFix, Thessaloniki (Greece) Krystallpalast, Dinnershow, Gans Ganz Anders, Leipzig (DE) 2002 / 2001 The Ozfest (UK) Vogue Magazine (UK) Regency Theatre, SF, CA (USA) Victoria Theatre, SF, CA (USA) Mason Street Theatre, SF, CA (USA) Paul Oakenfeld, Music Video 6Flags Marine World, Vallejo CA (USA) CNN, World Record in sword swallowing (USA) Bindlestiff Family Circus, New York, NY (USA) Singapore River Festival, Presidential gala show (SG) Circus Show, Angkor Wat, Cambodia Extras: One out of three female sword swallowers in the world World Records: Youngest Sword Swallower in the World (age of 14) Guinness Record: 19 sword swallowers (of which 2 women), swallowing 50 swords at the same time.
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