Promoting BIPOC Performers & Shows CCB will promote BIPOC performers and shows on our social media platforms, and not only CCB productions. This will also include acknowledging the history and contributions of BIPOC performers, which as made art (in all forms) what it is today.

Transportation Limitations CCB will ensure that if a rehearsal space or show venue is not accessible, CCB will provide transportation options and support to our members.

Financial Barriers CCB will create a sponsorship to financially support a BIPOC member within the troupe to ease financial barriers. Sponsorship details will be determined and written as a CCB policy.

Limited Marketing for Audition Calls CCB will expand our audition call announcement beyond our social media, by connecting with other communities within Edmonton and the surrounding area.

Providing Options for Dance Attire that Correctly Match our Member's Skin Tone CCB will choose dance suppliers and brands for our members that are inclusive of their skin tones, and do not only provide a single option for "nude".

As a primarily white presenting, able bodied burlesque troupe, we recognize the privilege that we carry. We acknowledge the privilege we hold in being able to attend rehearsals and perform in shows.

Capital City Burlesque understands that this is not enough, and we are committed to continuing to grow and improve in our allyship, as well being held accountable when we fail in doing so.

We have identified some of the ways in which we have failed at being inclusive and accessible, and how we are committed to addressing these failures and doing better going forward.

The Black Lives Matter movement has encouraged Capital City Burlesque to reflect on how to improve regarding our support and commitment to all members of the BIPOC community.

LOVE @EvoWonderLounge drag & burlesque shows? SHARE this gofundme link and help spread the news far & wide. https://t.co/LADFfYjogr If it's in your budget, consider "buying a ticket" & donating that amount to the fundraiser. Every little bit helps #yeg LGBTQ artists! #COVID19

Calling all Indigenous Artisans! We're accepting applications for traditionally made items to be displayed in the new Indigenous Peoples Experience at Fort Edmonton Park. For more information, download the application here: https://t.co/5bTlPbnEoj #yegarts

Let's support Edmonton's LGBTQ entertainers. Anyone know of fundraisers in other cities? Post them in the comments below! #ableg https://t.co/0moiomX8GZ

😎🍺Brewers Can Dance 2🍺😎 Stay safe, y'all. Don't forget to smile.

Let's come together to help our favourite LGBTQ+ artists! Contribute to the Edmonton LGBT Entertainer COVID-19 Fund, being organized by @EvoWonderLounge! https://t.co/LADFfYjogr

Free shipping over $100 in Canada🍁 CANSHIP ✨over $150 in USA🇺🇸 USASHIP✨ until March 22nd - https://t.co/WjGODetbtC

Effective March 16, Metro Cinema is temporarily closed in order to help "flatten the curve" of COVID-19 transmission. Take care of yourselves and each other, and we'll see you again soon! Click for additional information - https://t.co/Olg4YuHthV

EVENT POSTPONED: Classic Burlesque VS Classic Rock - March 28

Hey #yeg! We’re looking for silent auction items for our March 28th fundraiser. Will your business be the next fabulous CCB sponsor? See our latest blog post at https://t.co/dsyrrktz3R for details, or send us a DM! #yegarts

We’re looking for silent auction items for our March 28th fundraiser. Will your business be the next fabulous CCB sponsor?