Fatlesque Fest Northwest

Puckduction Presents The only all Fat Burlesque Festival in the Pacific Northwest! Back for a 2nd year and thicker than ever!

Fatlesque Fest NW is on a mission to disrupt perceptions surrounding burlesque while providing an art, culture, and entertainment experience through a fat liberation and body positive lens.

Featuring headliners:
Chola Magnolia (PDX)
Isaiah Esquire (PDX)
Viktor Devonne (LA)
Roula Roulette (ATL)

With feature performances by:
Solangerie (OLY)
Mother Girth (CANADA)
Jezebelly (NEW ORLEANS)
Sucre à la Crème (CANADA)

With emcees
Alotta Boutté (OAK)
Rebecca Mm Davis (SEA)
World Famous *BOB* (AUSTIN)

Come get down with the Thickness!
3 Nights
3 Different Casts
35+ Performers
From all over the Country and Internationally

Doors Open at 6 PM for Dinner Service
Showtime is 7:30 PM

Created by the founder of What the Funk?! An All BIPOC Burlesque Festival, Mx. Pucks A’Plenty and co-produced with Stormy Chance, Fatlesque Fest Northwest is on a mission to thicken up burlesque stages all over the country, starting with The Triple Door in Seattle, Washington.

Mx. Pucks A’Plenty is The They Them Yas Queen of Burlesque and Seattle’s Own Mxtress of Thiccness! They are the #16 Most Influential Burlesque Industry Figure of 2022, as voted for by thousands of burlesque fans and peers worldwide by 21st Century Burlesque Magazine, was one of the Grand Marshals for the Seattle Pride Parade 2023, and are the Con Director of Fat Con.

Stormy Chance is the Solution Specialist of Burlesque. She is an Associate Producer with What the Funk?! An All BIPOC Burlesque Festival, Co-Producer of Fatlesque Fest NW, and Relations Director for Fat Con.

Fatlesque Fest NW has been featured in KUOW Soundside, South Seattle Emerald, and Seattle Gay New.

Fat Friendly Seating/Accessibility Update

The Triple Door offers two main seating options, semi-circle booths or countertop and table seating. For fat and/or larger-bodied individuals, we recommend countertop and table seating to ensure guest comfort throughout the show. The semi-circle booths have tables that do not move and limited seat dimensions. There are seats specifically labeled ADA compliant on the seating assignments.