However even if you've been to one of my shows, it's hard to fully explain how much creative energy, physical and mental labor (not to mention money) goes into what you're seeing on stage unless you're directly involved.

As an entertainer, maintaining high production value is extremely important to me.  But all of that means nothing without one key ingredient: respect.

From the moment I first stepped foot on stage, I knew the importance of respect; for the audience, the stage, my fellow performers, and those that have paved the way. I am not a trained dancer, I don't have an artistic background, I'm not the best costume designer, I'm not great with words and I am certainly far from the best striptease performer in the world--however, I am good at what I do. I have no expectations, no competition, no boundaries and no limitations.  I have a stage and a passion for expressing myself through striptease and that is what I’m doing.  I know the value of being an entertainer and the power that comes along with it, this is something I’ve vowed never to take for granted.

 I've always designed each act from the ground up, building all of my props alongside my father and personally crafting all but a few of my costumes pieces. I have done the best that I can given the available resources, and I am continually challenging my creativity. There is something to be said about stepping on stage knowing you created every element of the performance. I’ve maintained a level of quality that I was content but not fully satisfied with. . Being able to recognize another artist’s talent, as being superior is necessary for growth. .

This pictorial documentary promises to give you an inside look at one of my new acts, being prepared for its debut at the 'Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekend Burlesque Showcase.'  For the first time, I am assembling a talented group of professional artists and talent to assist in the process. I am thrilled to take my performance to a level that I should have taken it a long time ago. 

I hope that this visual tease excites and stimulates you as much as it does me.

Bugs & Hisses,

 Victoria Vengeance 

Bruce of Beer Budget Productions turns concept art into a reality. 

With the New Year just around the corner I thought it would be a great time to reflect on all the fun and memorable times that have taken my career to a level I never expected. This teaser reel featuring clips from shows I have done over the past 4 years.
Included is the very first act I did, as well as acts I only performed a few times; and a few I currently still perform.


Thanks to all of my loyal fans, and friends that have been around since the beginning and have stuck around to share these unforgettable times.
Special thanks to those that were there to capture all these special moments on video.
I look forward to 2008

Enjoy,
Victoria Vengeance

Lucha VaVoom Valentines Sextacular
Victoria Vengeance, Moana Santana, Ursulina & Audrey DeLuxe

"For centuries, the story of Saint Nicholas has delighted children of all ages around the world. As legend recalls, a Jolly Old Elf and his eight flying reindeer took to the open skies with a sleigh-full of presents, delivering toys to good girls and boys on Christmas Eve.


But there is another telling of this story often omitted in Yuletide Lore. For it is the tale of a much different Saint Nicholas..a tawdry, naughty, and nasty Old Man who often shirked his gift-giving duties in favor of spending quality time with his secret mistress..no doubt spreading more than her Holiday Cheer.



*Written by: Josh Robert Thompson for Me...
(http://www.myspace.com/joshthompsonshow)
*Photos By JMVfoto
(http://www.myspace.com/jmvfoto)


Her identity was the subject of great mystery for many years..until now.















"And I heard him exclaim as he drove out of sight,
Victoria Vengeance sure made my night!"

More pic's will be posted over the next few weeks!

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photo's by Megan