Aphrodisiac: A Sinful Benefit for The 4 Horsemen Productions!!

Help Save Our Circus: Come to Heaven Nightclub on Thursday April 29, 9pm-1am!

DJ Amphetamine Virus and Shon McLeod!

Fire by Furthermore Collective & 4 Horsemen Productions!

Dancing by Hands of Kali, Vertigo, Aegea, and more!

$10 adv, $12 door, see you all there. :-D


The 4 Horsemen Productions, a 501c3 non-profit and one of Seattle's longest-running circus and performance art companies, has been showcasing cirque, cabaret, burlesque, sideshow, fire performance, and dance since 2004. We have been thrilled to present Seattle audiences with a wide range of sexy, dark, and innovative productions. We hope you have enjoyed our work!

This year, the 4 Horsemen has big new ideas, new leadership, and an exciting new vision. But we need your help to make it happen.

Recently, the circus mounted a tour down the West Coast. Our celebrated Sin on Heels production made stops from Seattle through Portland and down to San Francisco. The tour was a remarkable artistic success -- but it did not fare well financially.

Today, we urgently need your help to save the circus. We've never asked for donations like this before, but we really need your help now. Please support us with a donation or attend Aphrodisiac on April 29th. Even $25 will make a big difference, and this money will go directly to support the talented performers who participated in the tour. Please give whatever you can.

We deeply appreciate your urgent support in our hour of need. We hope to be around for many years to bring you exciting new shows.

Can't make it to the benefit but want to help? Go here to donate: http://www.the4horsemen.org/_t4h/donate.php

Kinetic 4: An All Night Festival at the Pacific Science Center

Kinetic 4: An All Night Festival at the Pacific Science Center
“Some things cry out to be reborn…”
presented by Infinite Connections in association with The 4 Horsemen Productions
April 3rd 2010
Festival Presenters: Uniting Souls, IOSIS Art Party, Chillosophy, and the Space virgins
SEATTLE, Wash, - (December 8th, 2009)- Kinetic 4: Some things, when created, live and die in a moment of time and are destined never to be repeated, some things cry out to be reborn. This spring, under the moon cast shadows of the Space Needle, Infinite Connections will rise once again, and together with old and new friends alike, will present the next exciting phase of the legendary Magnetic/Kinetic series - A One Night Festival at the Pacific Science Center.
It is an unusual location for the triumphant return of the 7th in a series of festivals that covers four sonic playgrounds of innovative and underground art, lights, venders, bars in the kiddie area, and music. From progressive psytrance, to house, to chill, to dirty electro all gathered under one roof alongside the butterflies, animals, insects, dinosaurs and you.
April 3, 2010 - Kinetic 4 at the Pacific Science Center
Resist the urge to stay home... go play inside...

Kinetic will be appearing at Pacific Science Center
(200 2nd Ave N. Seattle, WA 98109) on April 3, 2010, 9pm-4am.
18+/21+ to drink
Tickets on sale now: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/91858
Ticket Info:
• General Admission Presale: $21-$25
• $30 till Capacity
• VIP: $50
Info Line: 206-686-4622; Details at http://www.infiniteconnections.org

Sponsors:
Interested in having your logo seen by THOUSANDS of people? Kinetic 4 is looking for sponsors! We have a variety of sponsorship and in-kind donation packages available and would love to speak with you. Contact Katie Meyer,Katie@infiniteconnections.org for more information about Sponsorship Opportunities.
Vendors:
Want to sell your stuff at Kinetic 4? E-mail our vendor coordinator Jen Parraz to find out more information, jen@infiniteconnections.org

Infinite Connections® is a multifaceted company specializing in Event Production and Artist Booking with the goal of connecting people to new experiences through art and music. Infinite Connections brings you Breaks & Freaks, IOSIS Art Party, Zen Circus, Shringar and Body Systems Dark Art Party. http://www.infiniteconnections.org
The 4 Horsemen® is a Not-For-Profit 501c3 production company that funds the Foundation for the Education of Professional Performers, dedicated to producing experimental and original theatrical/nightlife and entertainment through live performance and music, as well as a booking agency (PURE Cirkus) for local performance talent, and an source for educational programming for performing artists. Based in Seattle, The 4 Horsemen has created over 300 shows across the world for public, private and corporate events. http://www.the4horsemen.org

All New Show: SST/PURE CIRKUS: VERSUS

SST/PURE CIRKUS ROADSHOW, an explosive theatrical experience, is a fusion of traveling freak show, burlesque, pyrotechnic theatre, and combative cabaret. This controversial, hysterical, and extraordinary production features the best Seattle has to offer in underground theater.
SST (Super Sonic Theatre) and PURE Cirkus takes a destructively humorous approach to theater, exploring the full range of human abnormalities, feats of strength, death defying stage combat choreography, and scintillating beauties.
The production will feature amazing performers such as Cannibal Jack, Jenny Penny, Dr Sirreal, Jannabalecter, Noel “The Freak” Austin, Julia Ghoulia, Butterhorn, Palomino Escobar, and introducing our newest star and Director Deevious Silvertongue from SST as well as other Special Guests from SST.
SST/PURE CIRKUS ROADSHOW will be appearing at the Nuemos, 925 E Pike St
Seattle, WA 98122-3816 on Jan 22nd, 2010.

Lots of things...

Its been a hell of a few weeks..

Came up with the name for our educational programming, the Foundation for the Education of Professional Performers..www.the4horsemen.org/_t4h/education.php

Booked a few more dates for the SIN ON HEELS Tour.. and redesigned the website: www.lecabaretnoir.com and created some kick ass posters for it.


Got the Ticket link up for the New Hellfire show.. which is going to be amazing..

Wow i am a whore when it comes to marketing

Seattle Weekly Recommends us This Friday!

The Seattle Weekly Recommends us for Friday:

The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events
FRIDAY 11/6

Stage/Burlesque: Whetting Your Appetite

Forget dinner and a movie. The Blue Moon Cabaret puts ordinary date nights to shame. Hosted by Miss Indigo Blue, this burlesque show (with a four-course meal) features a rotating cast of popular performers, including Paula the Swedish Housewife, The Shanghai Pearl, and Inga Ingénue. Admittedly, it's pricey. But it's also three hours of solid entertainment set in the swanky Pampas Room. Each performer takes the stage individually several times during the evening to flirt and flaunt her assets through provocative and sometimes surprisingly humorous dance routines. And this reporter speaks from firsthand experience when she says there's no better way to win over your man than with an evening filled with nearly nude women and filet mignon. El Gaucho, 2505 First Ave., 728-1337, elgaucho.com. $100–$225 (21 and over). 7:30 p.m. (Repeats Nov. 20.) ERIKA HOBART

El Gaucho Stranger Write up

Stranger Write up:

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Bar Exam
Pasties at Pampas: Burlesque at Seattle's Poshest Cabaret
by BETHANY JEAN CLEMENT

Pampas Room
90 Wall St
Seattle 98121
(206) 728-1337
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El Gaucho
2505 First Ave
Seattle 98121
(206) 728-1337
Mon-Sat 5 pm-1 am; Sun 5-11 pm


The posh Pampas Room—pronounced "pamp-as," not "pompous"—is the lounge adjunct of Belltown steak house El Gaucho. Those entering from Wall Street descend a long, carpeted stairway directly into the lap of luxury, where the bar curves off into infinity in the soothing dim. (The stairs are precipitous, but the distinct impression is that should you fall, you'd be cushioned by big wads of unseen money.) The room itself only nods to art-deco swank, but it feels as rich as the clientele. Jacketed waitstaff glide about anticipating desires, and there's a thrum of anticipation: It's opening night of the Blue Moon Cabaret, bringing burlesque to Pampas Room for the very first time.

How many people here are burlesque virgins? Hostess Miss Indigo Blue wants to know at the start of the show. She calls everyone "darlings," and after a little teasing and coaxing (her specialty), the answer is a surprisingly resounding cheer. Apparently this echelon of Seattle society has been waiting for the likes of El Gaucho to give burlesque its imprimatur; now they are here with bells on to see the Blue Moon Cabaret take it (almost) all off. With the show come various amuse-bouches, beet salad with bleu d'Auvergne, El Gaucho's famed filet (or, if you must, chicken or salmon), and a trio of desserts. For the amusement of mouth, eyes, and ears, the nearly sold-out house has paid $100 to $225 per person (the latter persons getting their posteriors front-row table seating and their interiors Veuve Clicquot).

Is it worth it? If you're asking the question, you're in the wrong place (though the dinner alone may be priced from El Gaucho's menu at approximately $75). The silver-screen-style beauty in the feathered white pillbox hat and her older gentleman friend seem to be enjoying themselves enormously from the get-go, and as the wine and cocktails flow, everybody gets in the mood. Onstage, performers plumb burlesque's classic era, peeling their couture-level costumes (by the likes of It's Mark Mitchell and Danial Hellman) away with all due lack of haste. The smiling Shanghai Pearl explores some old-fashioned "orientalism" with the help of an abacus; dainty Inga Ingenue dances with two pink-feathered fans, a couple handfuls of spangles, and nothing else; Ginger, the toast of Paris (looking suspiciously like local burlesque star the Swedish Housewife), demonstrates the improper way to pour Veuve. But it's the aptly named Alotta Boutté, all the way from San Francisco, who works the room, singing "Ain't Misbehavin'" and stealing the show.

The Blue Moon Cabaret alternates with the Dark Side of the Moon Burlesque most Fridays through December, and future lineups for both shows include male performers. If this is objectification, it'll be going at least two ways, darlings.

Pampas Room, 90 Wall St, 728-1337

Our Anniversary

Nov 25th: Heavens Seattle: "SST/PURE CIRKUS ROADSHOW"

With its amazing adult circus and burlesque performances, The 4 Horsemen celebrate thier 4 year anniversary at Club Heaven (172 South Washington Seattle, WA 98104) with the release of thier new show The PURE Cirkus Roadshow, sponsored by the Seattle Sinner Magazine.
Get Tickets at(http://www.the4horsemen.org/purecirkusroadshow/purecirkusroadshows.php)



We are really excited about our anniversary show this month! Come out and say hello.. tickets are going fast!

Its been 4 long amazing years and we are so pleased to still be doing this. We are getting bigger and better shows each year.

Thank you for all your support!