SF Boylesque Bohemian Brethren

Defined by precise, bold and strong choreography. Commissions are common, allowing the opportunity of fusing our aesthetic into your themed event

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Side Show Boylesque

These small participatory renegade cabaret acts create explosive entertainment perfect for any event. From accordion players to magicians, wandering performers animate any party through exotic yet personal interactions with guests.





To book any (and all) of us call 415.515.8219 or email booking@sfboylesque.com



SF Boylesque Development Team


		Maximus Zeigler Barnaby, Artistic Director From the middle of middle america comes our energetic visionary and producer Max Barnaby. Max began his career at the age of six when he produced his first neighborhood carnival. At the age of twelve, already an award winning playwright, young Barnaby filmed his first musical (an embarassingly amateurish version of Webber's "Phantom of The Opera"). As a solo performer, Max has performed on three continents in settings as varied as intimate holiday gatherings for Robin Williams to corporate spectacle for thousands in which Cirque Du Soleil opened for him.
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		Ernesto Sopprani, Managing Partner, Marketing Director Ernesto comes from a long line of South American bohemians. Having been in a number of art collectives in both Los Angeles and San Francisco, his commitment to SF Boylesque is defined by his ability to both protect and engage the steady growth of its concept. Ernesto has worked in sculpture, conceptual art, installation art, performance, visual interventions, and writings. He is looking forward to bringing some of these skills to the world of SF Boylesque.
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		MJ Paul, Dance Director MJ Paul has worked on various projects throughout California. With a varied theatre background that has included; Cabaret, Damn Yankees, A Christmas Carol with the renowned Gilbert Reed Ballet, 12 days of Christmas with Ballet theatre of SLO, Kathy Mata Ballet, Fieldwork (Shotwell studios.) He is also longtime assistant to Emmy award winner Suzy Miller. He can be found teaching various workshops and master classes throughout California. His main dance influences include Bob Fosse, Suzy Miller, Rob Marshall, Teresa Slobodnik, Gilbert Reed, Katy Warner, Carlos Carvajal and Kathy Mata. Working with SF Boylesque is a dream as it has allowed him to see conceptual work come to life with an amazing group of dancers and an equally amazing support staff.
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