Paco Fish: Home
Welcome to Pacofish.net, home to the fish of many faces and many hats! Boylesque, Burlesque, stilt-walker, juggler, comedian, MC. Winner of "Most Humorous" at 2012 Great Burlesque Exposition, and "King of Carolina Sweet Tease" and "Most Humorous" at 2012 Carolina Burlesque Festival, and "King of Southern Exposure" at 2011 Great Southern Exposure.
Originally from Baltimore, MD, Paco Fish is currently on a year-long "Burlesque Vanguard Tour" performing in 52 US states and Canadian provinces. For full details, please visit www.burlesquevanguard.com
Check out my upcoming events (more details in the Calendar section):
Friday, June 7th, 2013
Pink BoomBox Presents: Lace It Up! -
Doors 9pm; Show 10pm
1271 University Ave
San Diego California 92103
US
Price: $10

A night of burlesque where ladies and gentlemen will lace it up and strip it down for your viewing pleasure. Then we’ll all get down to some sweet sounds of Electro-swing
Performances by
Paco Fish (Baltimore, MD)
SpiderElla Milla LaLa Dawn (Las Vegas, NV)
Veronica Derriere (Las Vegas, NV)
Lilly Holiday
Nancy Drew Blood
SaraPhim
Avarra LaRoux
Stone L’amour
San Ann Von Zombie
Holly Quinn
Elena FireSwan
DJ & Sound by Joss
Visuals arts by Divanora
Doors open at 9pm and Show Starts 10pm
Drink specials, Go-go’s and Picture booth with your favorite Pink BoomBox Crazies!!
Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/events/262740567206163/
Saturday, July 27th, 2013
CLASS: Creating Character & Embodying Emotions -
3:00 - 4:30 PM
345 13th Ave NE
Minneapolis Minnesota 55413
Price: $20 adv./ $25 walk-in
The Playful Peacock Showgirl Academy
at The Ritz Theater Studio
345 13th Ave NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413
3:00 – 4:30 PM
$20 advanced registration / $25 walk-in
Register here: http://paco2013.bpt.me/
“Creating Character & Embodying Emotion”
Using classic mime and clowning exercises, we will discover many different personalities hidden within our bodies and explore the physical ways they express themselves. We will learn how to create clear characters and express distinct emotions with our whole bodies. Students should wear comfortable clothes in which they can move freely.