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Step into a private 75-minute burlesque party at soFly Social in East Austin — a coached, celebratory studio session that mixes pole and aerial fundamentals with playful choreography, props, and a champagne toast. Ideal for groups up to 10 and all experience levels.
Step into a private 75-minute burlesque party at soFly Social in East Austin — a coached, celebratory studio session that mixes pole and aerial fundamentals with playful choreography, props, and a champagne toast. Ideal for groups up to 10 and all experience levels.
You push open a warehouse door on Springdale Road and the room answers with mirrored walls, polished floors and the low hum of music — a studio tuned for movement rather than performance anxiety. The instruction begins with a brisk warm-up that loosens shoulders and nerves, then guides you through bump-and-grind basics, playful chairwork, and prop-driven tease using boas and gloves. The tone is celebratory and coached; you leave with a champagne toast and a soFly survival kit for the guest of honor.
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Operated by soFly Social · Austin, Texas
You push open a warehouse door on Springdale Road and the room answers with mirrored walls, polished floors and the low hum of music — a studio tuned for movement rather than performance anxiety. The instruction begins with a brisk warm-up that loosens shoulders and nerves, then guides you through bump-and-grind basics, playful chairwork, and prop-driven tease using boas and gloves. The tone is celebratory and coached; you leave with a champagne toast and a soFly survival kit for the guest of honor.
Burlesque traces back to late 19th-century vaudeville and evolved into a modern practice mixing dance, comedy and self-expression. In Austin, a city known for live music and an unapologetic creative streak, burlesque fits naturally into the local queer-friendly and DIY performance culture. The studio sits in an East Austin commercial block alongside small makers and vintage shops, offering an authentic, adult-focused atmosphere.
Practically speaking, the session is 75 minutes, private for up to 10 people, and designed for all bodies and experience levels. Expect energetic music, clear step-by-step teaching, and ample photo time. Bring clothes that allow hip and torso mobility; heels are optional and often used only for short sections. Plan for nearby lot parking or a short rideshare; public transit options are available but check schedules for late-night returns.
For groups looking to celebrate a bachelorette, birthday, or just try something new, this class strikes a balance between instruction and party. Arrive rested, hydrated, and ready to move — the studio prioritizes safety and inclusivity, so ability levels won’t slow the fun.
No — classes are customized for all levels and designed to be accessible for different bodies and experience.
A champagne & chocolate toast is included for guests 21+; non-alcoholic alternatives are typically available on request.
This private booking accommodates up to 10 people; the price covers the entire group.
All sales are final with no refunds available, so confirm your date and party details before booking.
soFly Social operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push open a warehouse door on Springdale Road and the room answers with mirrored walls, polished floors and the low hum of music — a studio tuned for movement rather than performance anxiety. The instruction begins with a brisk warm-up that loosens shoulders and nerves, then guides you through bump-and-grind basics, playful chairwork, and prop-driven tease using boas and gloves. The tone is celebratory and coached; you leave with a champagne toast and a soFly survival kit for the guest of honor.
You push open a warehouse door on Springdale Road and the room answers with mirrored walls, polished floors and the low hum of music — a studio tuned for movement rather than performance anxiety. The instruction begins with a brisk warm-up that loosens shoulders and nerves, then guides you through bump-and-grind basics, playful chairwork, and prop-driven tease using boas and gloves. The tone is celebratory and coached; you leave with a champagne toast and a soFly survival kit for the guest of honor.
Burlesque traces back to late 19th-century vaudeville and evolved into a modern practice mixing dance, comedy and self-expression. In Austin, a city known for live music and an unapologetic creative streak, burlesque fits naturally into the local queer-friendly and DIY performance culture. The studio sits in an East Austin commercial block alongside small makers and vintage shops, offering an authentic, adult-focused atmosphere.
Practically speaking, the session is 75 minutes, private for up to 10 people, and designed for all bodies and experience levels. Expect energetic music, clear step-by-step teaching, and ample photo time. Bring clothes that allow hip and torso mobility; heels are optional and often used only for short sections. Plan for nearby lot parking or a short rideshare; public transit options are available but check schedules for late-night returns.
For groups looking to celebrate a bachelorette, birthday, or just try something new, this class strikes a balance between instruction and party. Arrive rested, hydrated, and ready to move — the studio prioritizes safety and inclusivity, so ability levels won’t slow the fun.
