Erotic Dance
John Jasperse Company Performs at the Joyce
In John Jasperse’s “Truth, Revised Histories, Wishful Thinking and Flat Out Lies,” which opened Wednesday night at the Joyce Theater, the larger focus is the experience of theater itself.
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The Art of Exotic Dancing for Everyday Women [VHS] $19.95 Exotic dancing is much more than “dancing sexy”, it is learning how to reach deep within yourself, find your own inner beauty and grace, and combine it into a sensual movement. Students begin the journey through the Art of Exotic Dancing, and immediately begin the process of self discovery. Through Exotic Dancing, you will learn how to fully empower yourself, connect with others, boost your self-c… |
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Blood Oranges [VHS] $1.55 Based on the modern novel by noted author John Hawkes, Bohemian couple Cyril and Fiona (Charles Dance and Sheryl Lee) travel to a remote location to escape the convention of middle class morality. Committed to the notion of “open marriage”, they find themselves attracted to Catherine and Hugh, recent arrivals who move into the villa next door. But, as the four interlocking characters pursue the … |
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The Lesbian Erotic Dance $2.97 This book is in Good Used condition |
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Erotic Triangles $89.5 In West Java, Indonesia, all it takes is a woman’s voice and a drum beat to make a man get up and dance… |
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Erotic Symbolism $20.79 Erotic Symbolism |
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The Erotic Comedies $16.95 The Erotic Comedies |
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The Erotic Strangula $24.5 The Erotic Strangula |
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African Queen $17.95 Saartjie Baartman was twenty-one years old when she was taken from her native South Africa and shipped to London. Within weeks, the striking African beauty was the talk of the social season of 1810-hailed as the Hottentot Venus for her exquisite physique and suggestive semi-nude dance. As her fame spread to Paris, Saartjie became a lightning rod for late Georgian and Napoleonic attitudes toward sex and race, exploitation and colonialism, prurience and science. In African Queen, Rachel Holmes recounts the luminous, heartbreaking story of one woman’s journey from slavery to stardom. Born into a herding tribe known as the Eastern Cape Khoisan, Saartjie was barely out of her teens when she was orphaned and widowed by colonial war and forced aboard a ship bound for England. A pair of clever, unscrupulous showmen dressed her up in a body stocking with a suggestive fringe and put her on the London stage as a specimen of African beauty and sexuality. The Hottentot Venus was an overnight sensation. But celebrity brought unexpected consequences. Abolitionists initiated a lawsuit to win Saartjie’s freedom, a case that electrified the English public. In Paris, a team of scientists subjected her to a humiliating public inspection as they probed the mystery of her sexual allure. Stared at, stripped, pinched, painted, worshipped, and ridiculed, Saartjie came to symbolize the erotic obsession at the heart of colonialism. But beneath the costumes and the glare of publicity, this young Khoisan woman was a person who had been torn from her own culture and sacrificed to the whims of fashionable Europe. Nearly two centuries after her death, Saartjie made headlines once again when NelsonMandela launched a campaign to have her remains returned to the land of her birth. In this brilliant, vividly written book, Rachel Holmes traces the full arc of Saartjie’s extraordinary story-a story of race, eros, oppression, and fame that resonates powerfully today. |
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Botanica Erotica $25 A playful and provocative guide to the history and use of the world’s classic aphrodisiacs, this book includes easy recipes for food, lotions, and potions designed to please the senses, and includes chapters on erotic massage, touch, and belly dance. 72 illustrations, 32 in color. |
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Dance Till Tomorrow, Vol. 7 $244.24 Series Description: To gain a 450 million yen inheritance, perpetually horny Suekichi Terayama must graduate from college and get a wife and career. Simple? Not when he can’t study because he’s got a crush on the leader of an avant-garde theater troupe, or has a tempestuous relationship with sexy Aya — who may or may not be after his money. Add a theater-loving yakuza, Aya’s ex-husband, and the pretty young Miyuki to the mix and Suekichi’s life seems destined to spin out of control in this heady erotic comedy! In this last volume of the series, Aya and Suekichi’s relationship finally rises — or sinks! — to a new level. The two take an island vacation, where hijinks with sea creatures and cute young women ensue. Aya’s relationship with her senior Sugar Daddy triggers unexpected revelations, and Suekichi’s scary yakuza houseguest and his even scarier revolver bring more trouble! |
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