Bushwick’s Company XIV celebrates 20 years of reimagining burlesque performances
Company XIV, a burlesque theater in Bushwick, is celebrating its 20th anniversary of producing shows that blend storytelling with sensual choreography.
A burlesque theater in Bushwick is celebrating 20 years of bringing sultry performances to the stage. Company XIV brings to life larger-than-life shows that blend storytelling with sensual choreography. Founded and directed by Austin McCormick, the theater crafts shows that aim to tantalize audiences while highlighting the artistry of those performing. McCormick, who choreographs each...
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