MELODY SWEETS IS…UN-WRAPPED FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Sweets Serves Up a Cup of Holiday Cheer with a Delicious Evening of Song and Burlesque with Her New Holiday Show at The Smith Center
Only a few short months before the holidays, acclaimed chanteuse and burlesque star Melody Sweets is making her list and checking it twice but she doesn’t need you to be naughty or nice. All are welcome to celebrate with the talented Sweets at her new holiday show, “UNwrapped for Holidays,” on Wednesday, Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. at Myron’s at The Smith Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets are $33.40 – $56.40 (all fees included) and are on sale now online.
“I’m absolutely buzzing to be back at the dazzling Smith Center! It’s the perfect backdrop to unwrap a little holiday magic and sparkle,” says Sweets.
Sweets captivates audiences with a voice reminiscent of the golden era while adding a modern, eclectic edge that renders her sound timeless. Her irreverent humor and powerful, soulful voice come wrapped in an unexpectedly petite package. Returning to the Myron’s stage, Sweets serves up an evening of tantalizing holiday treats with some of her very best pals from around the city and they’re sure to put you in the holiday spirit. The intimate, yet uninhibited holiday show features glamorous burlesque, winter cheer, and a delightful mix of naughty and nice holiday hits – including her hit song, “Santa Maybe?”!
ABOUT MELODY SWEETS
Melody Sweets is a multifaceted talent hailed as an “entertainment machine” by Las Vegas Magazine. An accomplished singer, captivating performer, and visionary show producer, Sweets debuted on the Las Vegas Strip starring as ‘The Green Fairy,’ a role she created and cultivated for Absinthe at Caesars Palace.
The critically acclaimed Sweets has been described as “amazing” by music icons Sting and Steven Tyler. This cover girl has graced the pages of numerous publications, including The New York Times, Sports Illustrated, and Las Vegas Magazine. You can hear Melody sing in the best-selling video game of all time, Grand Theft Auto IV, or see her portrait displayed in museums nationwide, including the Smithsonian Museum of American History in Washington, D.C., and the Harvard Fogg Museum in Cambridge, Mass. Among other projects, she starred in multiple sold-out productions of her signature show, “The Sweets’ Spot Live,” at the city’s prestigious Smith Center for the Performing Arts, as well as creating and starring in the culinary cabaret web series “The Sweets’ Spot” with local performers.
For additional information about Melody Sweets, follow @melodysweets on Instagram or visit www.melodysweets.com.