2025 Headliner Celesta O Lee- Montreal/Cambodia
From Cambodia, this amazing performer and choreographer has more than 20 years of stage experience. The Saskatoon International Burlesque Festival is pleased to announce headliner Celesta O Lee! This Cambodian from Montreal is the Apsara with some Badass taste that will make you say: If you don’t remember her, it’s because you’ve never seen her! With many titles under her bump belt, She was the Queen of the Panama Burlesque Festival in 2022 as well as the Princess of the Bohemian Burlesque Festival in Prague in 2022. Most recently she’s the 2023 Queen of Hearts winner at the That’s Amore Burlesque Festival in Roma and the 2024, Princess of the Pacific Northwest Burlesque Festival! We are thrilled to bring this extreme talent to the Broadway Theatre this September!
2025 Headliner LaLa L’ More – Finland
The Saskatoon International Burlesque Festival is thrilled to announce our first headliner for the 2025 festival at the Broadway Theatre. La La L’More is a Finnish performer and producer of the most Northern burlesque festival in the world, the Northern Finland Burlesque Festival Kaamos Kabaree. She is a professional teacher, producer, and international performer who has been featured at 20 burlesque festivals around Europe and New Orleans and recently headlined in Rome. We are so excited to be able to present this bodacious babe in Saskatoon this September.
2025 Headliner Constance Craving – New Zealand
She’s BACK! The Saskatoon International Burlesque Festival is pleased to bring back one of our all-time favourite Burlesque MCs Constance Craving from New Zealand for the 2025 Festival! Constance Craving just can’t get enough of the coolest lil’ city in Canada so she’s heading back for 2025. A multi-award-winning Emcee and cabaret performer, Constance also co-produces DIY Burleskiwi, the Burleskiwi International Festival of Aotearoa, and Step-Pose-ium, Aotearoa New Zealand’s workshop and networking weekender along with Debbie Eve aka Mz Twinkle. She has Emceed 100s of shows all over Aotearoa New Zealand and across the world for audiences from 15 to 3000. As midlife crises go, she finds this way more fun than motorbikes and toyboys and is looking forward to trailing rhinestones and feathers all over Saskatoon.
