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Toussaint in Hobart reviewed by Briony Kidd

“…So then all that’s left is headliner Sarina Del Fuego. You can see why she was the headliner – Sarina’s burlesque stylings are certainly a cut above and, importantly for those who are attracted to burlesque for the views it affords of naked flesh, she took it all off. Well, not actually all of it, but comparatively speaking: no flesh-coloured undergarments for this one, thank you very much.

You can see why she was the headliner!

Sarina did two acts: one involving unravelling herself from a lot of bandages (a nod to the evening’s theme), and another that was her interpretation of the famous balloon dance. Interestingly, fun as these gimmicks were, Sarina was actually a lot more entertaining after she’d dispensed with the bandages/balloons, at which point she was free to dance and do a spot of striptease. Apart from her abilities as a dancer, what makes Sarina an enjoyable performer is her exuberant cheerfulness. She is a girl obviously enjoying being “a little bit saucy,” which I suppose is what burlesque is all about.”

Sarina featured on Absinthe.com…

“That Countess of Cabaret entertainment, Sarina del Fuego, must be among the hardest working lasses in industry at the moment.  Seldom in one place long enough to let the grass grow under her feet, she is nonetheless ensuring that all the Eastern seaboard, including the oft-forgotten Tasmania, will get a taste of her style – from art exhibitions, charity galas, Halloween Spectaculars and hands on workshop…”