File:Julie Atlas Muz - Moon River 05.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionJulie Atlas Muz - Moon River 05.jpg | Julie Atlas Muz performs her famous "Moon River" piece, a striptease in which she dances with a giant balloon and then completely encases herself in the balloon, which she bursts at the end of the piece. Part of Coney Island Apocalypse (properly The Four Strippers of the Apocalypse, but retitled for Bumbershoot, apparently due to an odd piece of prudery), featuring several avant garde New York burlesque performers at the Bagley Wright theater during Bumbershoot 2008, Seattle Center, Seattle, Washington. |
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