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Those saucy vixens at Viva Dallas Burlesque teamed up with Trixie Minx, Alley Oops and Fleur de Tease on Friday night to perform a racy take on Carroll's classic, Alice in Wonderland. A Jabberwocky-free zone, the Lakewood Theater was overrun with big-booty Tweedles, an aerial Alice and other positively mad characters, each a flirtatious alteration of its literary predecessor.
Photographer Mike Brooks captured the scene in a photo essay, the entirely of which can be viewed here. Spice up your Monday morning with this skin sampler.
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