Friday May 11th, 2012

Hosted by : Ray Trosa

Music provided by: Djs Nadav Vee, VanJee, Alex Sapir, Brandon Rullan, Marcos Carnaval, LibraNINE  & DJ Lu Ong

The Liberty Theater was transformed into the Red Light District meets Burlesque. This MAJOR EVENT featured a Night of Debauchery and Sin and they were also celebrating Surj Walia’s birthday.  Entrance was through purchasing a ticket.  A shot of Grey Goose was $15.

* I seem to have lost my ticket to the gun show.

Here’s what our “Tasters” thought.  Click the Names to find out more about them.

Zero : With a name like The Best Little Whorehouse in New York you can imagine we were pretty curious as what to expect for this burlesque themed party.  The idea I had in my mind was that it would be a bunch of people poorly attempting to dress up with lingerie and garter belts and that it would be a pretty tame party.  We were only half right on that.  Read on to find out more.

VirGIN: Dam this place is HUGE.  Well, more like very tall.

From the picture, you can see that this place was at least 4 stories tall.  I loved that they converted the balconies to sections for the “strippers” to sit and play a certain role assigned to them.  One of them was pretending to read a book and entice you with her “brains” and another was simply posing in a very provocative position.  Later in the night, I spotted that one of the girls left her designated section to dance with another girl on her balcony.  Needless to say, eye candy was going to give your peepers a tooth ache this evening.

Zero : It was also pretty fun when you actually made eye contact with one of the dancers and they preceded to have this sort of silent conversation with you while seductively dancing high above.   Maybe they weren’t exactly look at me but at times if felt like it.  Lame I know.

VirGIN: The place was already pretty packed when we arrived, especially the section between the dance floor and the back “dungeon” area.  It looked as if this was a VIP section for bottle and table service.  Getting through here proved a little tricky as it provided a good spot to really look over the establishment.

I’m not sure if he paid for it, or if this was a friend helping out a friend, but we also witnessed one of the dancers giving a gentleman a back massage.  Perks of the VIP I guess.

SWIRL: Music in the main area was a consisting thumping of house.  I’m still kinda on the fence when I hear house, I guess it all depends on the DJ.  Sometimes it all just blends into the same metronome beat to where I can’t hear it.  And other times I think, wow is this house?  Not many people were dancing yet when we arrived so the music was more of upbeat white noise than a party starter.

Zero : I liked the music but the crowd was still socializing at this point.  People were still taking in the sites as we were.  Understandably so considering the many spectacles going on around us.

VirGIN: The main dance floor had a small elevated platform in the center and during the night, many of the themed dancers would go up there and show off their stuff.  It was pretty funny to see one drunk guy dancing behind one of the performers.  Whether or not she knew it made for added entertainment.

Zero :  Since our friend DJ Lu Ong was playing in another area of the party, we decided to check out “The Dungeon” area in the back of the venue.  With a name like that, I was expecting to see some kinky shit go down.  Sadly this was not the case.

VirGIN:  The Dungeon seemed more like a throwaway idea.  I liked that they had a separate area that played their own music but it seemed more like a HUGE waiting area for people to use the bathroom.

Zero : I gotta say, props to the bathroom guy for putting his foot down on girls who think that they could charm their way to the front.  I’m pretty sure that this was the only bathroom in the whole venue so you could image how long the line got.  And wherever there’s a line, there are people who want to cut it.