Carmen Electra popularized burlesque when she headlined with the Pussy Cat Dolls’ act in L.A.  Public fascination with neo-burlesque has inspired acts to pop up in large cities from coast to coast.

Chelsea Celotto, owner of Pole Play Dance Studio, formed the contemporary burlesque dance troupe called Eye Candy in February 2006.  

Eye Candy incorporates classic burlesque dance, alluring costumes and bump-and-grind music with modern day flair.  Sultry, choreographed moves, combined with various props make for enticing entertainment.  Eye Candy appeals to both sexes. 

Women can identify with burlesque because it does not discriminate against age or body type and is an extremely positive and empowering force for women, while their male counterparts find it sexy and entertaining. 

Buffalo loves its entertainment and Eye Candy is about classy, professional, sophisticated fun.  Eye Candy can be booked for any occasion, including nightclub venues, festivals, and parties.

Eye Candy Burlesque is unique because Eye Candy is the only existing burlesque dance troupe in a city where burlesque was once extremely popular 60 years ago.