Join Melody Sweets to Watch Sweets Spot at The Beverly – 7/3
- Red-carpet event and pre-party performances beginning at 7 p.m.
- The premiere of “Sweets’ Spot” season finale and live entertainment will be at 8 p.m.
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Acclaimed singer and burlesque star Melody Sweets will serve up an evening of tantalizing treats for all your senses at a one-night-only event featuring the highly-anticipated premiere of the season finale of her show, “Sweets’ Spot” at The Beverly Theater (515 S. 6th Street in DLTV) on Monday, July 3.
This sugary evening of fun and fabulousness begins with a red-carpet event and pre-party performances beginning at 7 p.m. followed by the premiere of “Sweets’ Spot” season finale and live entertainment at 8 p.m.
Tickets go on sale Friday, June 16 online through www.sweetsspottv.com or on www.thebeverlytheater.com and are $25. Tickets are extremely limited, so attendees are encouraged to get their tickets early.
Guests attending are also encouraged to dress in pink cocktail attire, although coming as your own fabulous self is perfectly fine with the chanteuse.
The evening will be hosted by “Sweets’ Spot” cast members – the evil Doctor Donut (Bradford Scobie) and his villainous sidekick Frida Hole (Anais Thomassian) – and will feature live burlesque performances from Michelle L’amour and Buttercup, sweet treats, and a chance to see every episode on the big screen alongside the cast and crew! Fans will then be treated to a special sneak peek of the highly-anticipated season finale before it is released to the public.
“We’re beyond excited to present the season finale of ‘Sweets’ Spot’” says Melissa King-Jules, Co-Creator. “This show is a celebration of the joy and artistry of baking, along with the sexy, smart, gorgeously diverse Las Vegas artistic community. We’re so proud and honored to have had the opportunity to work with so many brilliant talents.”
About Melody Sweets
“Tease Queen” Melody Sweets, has had the honor of performing for, or collaborating with, such acclaimed artists as Sting, Jerry Lewis, Bjork, Marc Jacobs, Fergie, Ice T, and Pink. Recently, Melody had the pleasure of joining actor, and renowned jazz musician, Jeff Goldblum, onstage as his special guest in Las Vegas, NV.
This shimmering chanteuse has had music featured on MTV, A&E, Bravo!, and more. She has graced the covers and has been featured on the pages, of countless magazines and publications.
Including, Las Vegas Magazine, Las Vegas Weekly, What’s On Magazine, The New York Times, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition, New York Magazine, Paper Magazine, The Daily News, Las Vegas Review-Journal, and a 2-page spread (no pun intended) in Penthouse Forum.
You can see her on the hit television show Gossip Girl, or hear her sing as she’s immortalized as two separate characters in the top-selling video game of all time, GRAND THEFT AUTO 4.
One of Melody’s favorite parts of entertaining is producing. From 2009 – 2011 her show “Sweets’ Shop” was a soaring success selling out weekly and gathering top recommendations from worldwide publications such as being featured as one of the “15 top reasons to visit NYC” by VOGUE China & Australia.
After 2 years of weekly sold-out shows, Melody took a gamble and moved from her beloved NYC to the city of sin, Las Vegas, Nevada!
From its spring 2011 premiere to autumn 2017, Melody starred in ABSINTHE at Caesars Palace in the headlining role, “The Green Fairy”, a role she created, cultivated, and saw to great success, garnering such accolades as the “#1 Greatest Show in Las Vegas History” (Las Vegas Weekly)
Following 7 highly anticipated Melody Sweets’ production shows at the Roman Plaza at Caesars Palace, Melody produced a string of five consecutive sell-out shows with her acclaimed production, “The Sweets’ Spot,” which premiered at the prestigious Smith Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Currently, Melody calls Las Vegas her home and enjoys skinny-dipping night swims and the luxuries of her mid-century modern house. Melody is the proud mama of her 120lbs American Bulldog “dogter” named, Pearl, and her two polydactyl Hemmingway Cats, Sir Lucky Seven, and The Countess Rubina Degoya. (You can call them Seven and Ruby for short.)
You may now see Melody up close, anywhere across America, at any time, by visiting her portrait in museums nationwide, including the Harvard Art Museum, MA, and the Smithsonian Museum of American History, Washington, D.C., and more. Source: Melody Sweets Website, click here.
About “Sweets’ Spot”
“Sweets Spot” is a burlesque-infused baking show with a sprinkle of the irreverent TV comedy series “Pee-Wee’s Playhouse” and all the innuendo and cheeky humor one would expect from the fantastic Melody Sweets.
Each episode transports viewers on a journey through a whimsical world where fantastical culinary creations, burlesque, adult humor, and sentient baked goods, redefine the baking show genre.
The alluring, charismatic singer and burlesque star Melody Sweets shares her kitchen and her baking tips while her outrageous, otherworldly friends cause hilarious chaos.
Created by Melody Sweets, Melissa King-Jules, and Anaïs Thomassian (Penny Pibbets in Absinthe), the six-episode web series features an all-star cast of singularly talented burlesque, comedy, and variety entertainers including Piff the Magic Dragon (“America’s Got Talent” and starring in his own show at Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel & Casino ), Voki Kalfayan (Original Gazillionaire in “Absinthe”), Miss Behave (“Miss Behave Gameshow”), and was shot entirely in Las Vegas by Light Forge Studios.
It has been hailed as “A confectionary classic” by columnist, John Katsolimetes, Las Vegas Review-Journal, and “An off-the-wall good time,” by editor-at-large Brock Radke, Las Vegas Weekly.
For more information about “Sweets’ Spot” including exclusive recipes, behind-the-scenes footage, and future air dates, please visit www.SweetsSpotTV.com or follow her on Instagram @SweetsSpotTV.
For additional information about Melody Sweets, follow @melodysweets on Instagram, check out her YouTube Channel, or visit her website.
