Master of mystery Mr Lola Illusion returns to SkyCity Queenstown Casino with a new bevy of beauties who tease and tantalise to music - Miss Veronica Doll, Hollie Berry and Trixie Treat.
SkyCity marketing manager Hope Bates said this week the two shows by the Palmerston North troupe in the casino's Wild Thyme Bar were exclusive to the South Island.
"Both shows sold out last year and we're thrilled to have them back."
The haunted house themed burlesque show by the Boom Boom Room will be on September 21 and 22. Doors open 7pm, show begins 8,30pm. Soul Noir plays before and after the show. Tickets $45 from the cashier's desk. Group seating available.
Today
7pm: Southland singer-songwriter Jessie Coutts and guitarist-songwriter Mathurin Molgat perform for the Friday Jazz Club in Les Alpes. Free.
10pm: Queenstown DJ Tim Sargeant spins "fox funk and disco trot" in Barmuda. Free.
Saturday
9.30pm: Queenstown rock covers trio the Cartel entertain in the New Orleans Hotel, Arrowtown. Free.
9.30pm: Queenstown DJ Danimal spins dancefloor fillers from the 1980s and 1990s for Gay Ski Week in Ballarat Trading Company. Entry $20 includes a glass of Veuve Clicquot.
10pm: Queenstown electro indie rock trio PantherClaw take on Dux de Lux. Free.
Sunday
2pm: The background of all 12 hand-tinted Wakatipu postcards in the== Queenstown and District Historical Society's newly published 2013 calendar will be told by guest speakers when the society launches the fundraising calendar to the public in St John's Presbyterian Hall, Arrowtown. Admission by gold coin and attendees can bring food for afternoon tea.
Tuesday
8.30pm: The Manchester music scene of the 1970s and 1980s is seen through the eyes of Factory Records founder Tony Wilson (Steve Coogan) in the comedy-drama 24 Hour Party People (2002), screened for Queenstown Film Society members in Dorothy Brown's Cinema, Arrowtown. New members can join on the night.
Wednesday
9pm: Taxi Trio, Jamie Reylton, Greg Alpine and Matt Wilson, play modern jazz in Barmuda. Free.
