Ida Sanguine on The Invisible Cabaret Podcast (S1:E8)

'I Was Reborn' | Feminism & Feeling Your Oats with Ida Sanguine – The Invisible Cabaret Podcast: Mental Health & The Arts

Burlesque siren and Invisible troupe member Ida Sanguine joins hosts Ferrero Rochelle & Rosie Verbose to talk about the origins of her burlesque career, her 'knack for sensual movement,' being a performer in lockdown, and the Law of Jante… You can find Ida on Facebook, and on Instagram as @idasanguine. *** Be in the next episode of #InvisiblePodcast! Tweet or DM us with what you're grateful for this week, or – better still – send us a voice message! Are you a creative (of any description) with a mental health story to tell? Email invisiblecabaret@gmail.com with your pitch to be a guest on the podcast. *** Things mentioned in the podcast: Burlesque performer, Belle de Beauvoir (the quote we reference was on her Instagram story so has since expired, but she's well worth a follow all the same!) LIPA (Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts) LIPA Vogue Ball – the birth of Sanguine [as Jessica Rabbit] Law of Jante JournalSpeak with Nicole J. Sachs COFX coffee shop in London Parks & Recreation – how to watch in the UK And no, we still don't know what Ida said at the end… If you can understand, get in touch! *** The Invisible Cabaret Podcast is all about mental health and creativity. Invisible Cabaret is a cabaret and burlesque troupe devoted to raising mental health awareness, founded by Rosie Verbose and Ferrero Rochelle. When the world's not in a global pandemic, Invisible Cabaret makes burlesque and cabaret shows all about mental health. Think vaudeville variety, dance, original music, comedy, poetry and more. You can see some clips of Invisible Cabaret in action on YouTube. Edited and mixed by Matt Ennis, www.mennismixing.co.uk Music: Shades of Spring by Kevin MacLeod , available by license: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Photo credit: True Love Portfolio Package http://www.invisiblecabaret.org — Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/invisible-cabaret/message

Burlesque siren/ Norwegian nymph/ Invisible troupe member Ida Sanguine joins hosts Ferrero Rochelle & Rosie Verbose to talk about creativity and mental health (as always). Among other things, the friends chat about the origins of Ida’s burlesque career, her ‘knack for sensual movement,’ being a performer in lockdown, and the Law of Jante…

You can find Ida on Facebook, and on Instagram as @idasanguine.

Are you an artist (of any description) with a mental health story to tell? Email invisiblecabaret@gmail.com for more details about how to be a future guest on the podcast.

So much of what we view as sexy, and has been sexy for as long as we can remember… it’s always been about the focus of what does the man find sexy in a woman? When you try to be sexy, without even knowing it, you’re probably doing something that you literally are subconsciously just doing, because you know that that’s what a guy will find sexy. So for me, every time, it’s about figuring out a way to take that power back. It’s not about you who’s watching. It’s not about you! It’s not about what you want from me, what I can offer you. It’s about what I have, what I love and what I enjoy, and allowing myself to share that.

Ida Sanguine

Things mentioned in the podcast:

Burlesque performer, Belle de Beauvoir (the quote we reference was on her Instagram story so has since expired, but she’s well worth a follow all the same!)
LIPA (Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts)
LIPA Vogue Ball – the birth of Sanguine [as Jessica Rabbit]
Law of Jante
JournalSpeak with Nicole J. Sachs
COFX coffee shop in London
Parks & Recreation – how to watch in the UK

And no, we still don’t know what Ida said at the end… If you can understand, get in touch!

Pull quote from Ida's episode, that reads, 'You are not your stage persona. You are a whole human being. Your value is not tied up to what gigs you've done or... how many bullet points have you got on your CV.'

Be in the next episode of The Invisible Cabaret Podcast! Tweet or DM us with what you’re grateful for this week, or – better still – send us a voice message!