A bigga hello to alla ma fanza, over thee globa,
Thees izz whata my agent he writa abouta me below. I atea thizza publiciti lark. Eez so deeficult being the celeb. The paparazzi, they evena stalka me while I relaxa ona the beach, azza you see froma the peecture. They tooka one looka at me and saida they wanted me to be likea your Kinga Canuts holdin backa the ocean with nothing buta the forcea ofa ma hugea personaliti. I thinka Englanda eet willa bea safe froma the globala warmeeng aftera ma efforts but I tella you my tiny handa was frozen afta thisa lark.
Ciao bella prego pizza,
Your gooda frenda,
Pava xxx
The Naked Tenor combines a beautiful tenor voice with the finest traditions of the burlesque to produce an unusual comic performance that strips opera to its bare essentials. Read below what people who have seen his O Sole Strippo Mio and Naughty Nessun Dorma have said about this unique performer.
Photograph by Tom Sloan
“Pavabotti was the hit of the night… a truly fine tenor voice… the biggest laugh of the night… the audience would not let him leave without an encore. He left the stage to thunderous applause – it was like seeing the great Maestro himself.”
Remotegoat review of London Burlesque Social Club by Philip Herbert, July 2008.
“Pavabotti is a fantastic act for those of us who have always held the belief that opera and unconventional striptease is an underappreciated combination. The larger-than-life performer is the darling of the ladies in the audience.“
www.thelondonword.com/2009/02/wam-bam-thank-you-mam/ Review of the Wam Bam Club at the Soho Revue Bar by Alice Anokhina, February 2009.
“La Scala’s loss is our gain.” The Guardian, April 2009.
“A wonderfully talented singer and performer.” Ryvita von Cheese, promoter, The Wet Spot, Leeds, July 2009.
“Thanks very much to Pavabotti for turning up at such short notice – he was absolutely brilliant and I would recommend him; professional, entertaining.”
Paulybx, promoter, Dolly Remixture, on www.ministryofburlesque.com, December 2008.
“Pavabotti was hilarious. What an excellent performance.” Jen Court, on Facebook, after Roxy’s Rendevous, Southampton, September 2009.
“You were amazing. I thoroughly enjoyed your show! Thank you so much for making my Sunday. xx” Caroline McKelvey, on Facebook, after Roxy’s Rendevous, Southampton, September 2009.
“Thanks for a fab performance.” Lucy Enskat, promoter, Camp It Up Cabaret for Hocus Pocus Theatre, Norwich, July 2009.
“Everyone I met loved your act, and the fantastic singing really impressed.” Richard Quigley, compere, April 2009.
“You were amazing. Everyone loved you!” Lady Catrina, organiser, Isle of Wight Cream Tease, April 2009.
“You were fabulous. Never seen anything quite like it… tee hee. Awesome. Can’t wait to perform on the same bill as u again.” Candy Heart, April 2009.
“The Wam Bam Club. Quality variety line-up with some of the best acts on the circuit: burlesquers Agent Lynch and Lili la Scala, cheeky Pavabotti…” Time Out, November 2008.
“A classically trained singer who strips as he sings… now that is what we call multi-tasking! What a great surprise treat for the bride!”
www.thehenproject.com, the website with quality services to make your hen life easier, January 2009.
“Famous tenor Pavabotti…”
Time Out, October 2008.
“My Mum just couldn’t stop laughing throughout your whole act.”
Miss Lady Cheek, Lollipop Lounge, Cheltenham, October 2008.
“An awesome performance.“
Jinxed Kitten, photographer.
“I loved your act.”
Diane Lowe, of Neolestat, burlesque and alternative cabaret photography.
“That was great; everyone is talking about your act.”
Louise Orchestron-Findlay, Editor, Who’s Jack magazine, and Shoreditch Shuffle organiser, September 2008.
“You certainly got the audience going…”
Fred Bear, of Bearlesque, at Brighton Pride Hobgoblin gig, August 2008.
“The first time I saw your act, you stole the show… and you’ve just done it again.”
Sauve DJ at Chaz Royale’s International London Burlesque Social Club at the Apothecary, July 2008.
“There’s something about your act that makes you think: did I really just see that?”
Velvet London, organiser, London Burlesque Meet-Up, March 2008.
“I have heard more than one praising your set as one of the highlights of the night.”
Ernesto Sarezale, organiser, Royal Vauxhall Tavern Glam Slam, July 2008.
“That was very, very, very funny.”
Ava Golding, burlesque singer, Madame Jo Jo’s, February 2008.
“You are fabulous – congratulations on doing so well.”
Indiana Belle, www.burlesquebaby.com, July 2008.
“You crashed through all the boundaries there…”
Club-goer at Madame Jo Jo’s, March 2008.
“The best view is from behind…”
Rose Thorne, burlesque star, September, 2009.
“Funny performance… shocked me”
Mister Joe Black (described on his website as ‘the anti-christ of cabaret… never afraid to cross the boundaries of good taste’) on Twitter, September, 2009. http://twitter.com/misterjoeblack/status/4133032537
Pavabotti has appeared in London at Finger in The Pie Cabaret, Madame Jo Jo’s, the Wam Bam Club, Chaz Royale’s International London Burlesque Social Club, the Royal Vauxhall Tavern Glam Slam, Cheese ‘n’ Crackers at the Leicester Square Theatre, Hot Sundae at the Tooting Tram & Social, the Shoreditch Shuffle, the Amused Moose comedy club in Soho, Roxy’s Rendevous in Southampton, for Brighton Pride at the Hobgoblin, the Cream Tease on the Isle of Wight, at A Night of Beauty and Burlesque at The Stamford Arms, the Lollipop Lounge in Cheltenham, Dolly Remixture in Hitchin, for Norwich Pride at the Norwich Arts Centre and The Wet Spot in Leeds.
Telephone: 07763 223041
http://www.myspace.com/pavabotti
http://www.facebook.com/pavabotti
http://www.ministryofburlesque.com/members/pavabotti-albums.html
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