“And then of course, there is Melody Mangler. Easily distinguishable by the serpent tattoo that wraps around the left side of her midsection and thigh, her boisterous facial expressions, edgy getups, and seductive movements demand attention since she is just having so much fun. In short, Melody Mangler is a force of titillating exuberance to be reckoned with by any healthy libido and good sense of humour.”

Muhammad Amir / The Peak

January 10, 2008

http://www.the-peak.ca/2009/01/taboo-revue-brings-sexy-back-to-east-van/

“She may not strike you as a the type to go out in little more than her knickers and bra, but when Voodoo Pixie hits the stage the pint-sized dynamo wears just that. The burlesque stage, that is. The once popular performance art has been seeing a resurgence in the last few years, and Vancouver is in the forefront.”

Nov 11th, 2008

http://metronews.ca/news/vancouver/68804/feathered-fans-boas-newest-aerobic-gear/

“If your New Year’s resolution is to get in shape but you’re bored with treadmills and spinning, you might want to give burlesque aerobics a try.”

Rafe Arnott/Metro vancouver

January 10, 2008

http://metronews.ca/news/vancouver/68804/feathered-fans-boas-newest-aerobic-gear/

Our first theatrical burlesque production was “Ed Wood’s Orgy of the Dead – LIVE”

“Soon to turn 26, Mangler has been making her name on the burlesque scene for the last four years, teaching classes and performing with the Screaming Chickens, a not-for-profit society based in Vancouver that celebrates, advocates and educates about burlesque.”

By Krista Martin, for Metro News

June 25, 2008

http://metronews.ca/news/197551/burlesque-can-bring-the-fun-back-into-life/

Gameshow Night was our first production with the group of people who would later go on to become Screaming Chicken. Way back in 2003 when I wore a wig…