A. BridgertonThe themed event in Detroit went viral after guests arrived at the venue on September 22 and were disappointed to find a largely empty room rather than a lavish Victorian ball, drawing comparisons to the panned “Willy Wonka Experience” held in Glasgow this year.
Parts of the event that made waves online include the one-pole dancer in the middle of the room. Photos and videos of the event sparked jokes online and outrage among attendees.
Now speaking is Fairy Tink, the dancer hired for the event. Dancer spoke with professional circus performer and aerialist Cut She opened up about the unfortunate incident on September 26 and described her honest experience from her perspective.
“They contacted me the day of the event and confirmed my reservation about three hours before I was supposed to be there,” he recalled. “There was no drama during the hiring process. It was very simple, just right. I sent them my full list of actions and dimensions and my proposals via email as I normally do for an inquiry, and they decided to go with the dancing pole.”
What I (and hundreds of others) spent $300 on about the Bridgerton Ball SCAM in Detroit pic.twitter.com/EUgX482w8j
— Rachel Eaton @ Realta (@rayleearts) September 24, 2024
The “live music” advertised was this poor lonely violinist 😭 pic.twitter.com/Yt6zEOrXxV
— Rachel Eaton @ Realta (@rayleearts) September 24, 2024
The funny thing is that Tink herself is not an avid watcher of the popular Netflix series.
“They just told me it was a thing Bridgerton “I'm not much of a fan of the ball,” he said. Bridgerton. I didn't really know what it was but I researched it before I went. It looked like horses and chariots. “I prepared a bunch of different costumes and when I got there they approved what I was wearing.”
The “dance” they had was ONE. Stripper. pic.twitter.com/lEyL6DbNgf
— Rachel Eaton @ Realta (@rayleearts) September 24, 2024
That night, he earned $800 for three five-minute sets in an hour. He never wondered why event organizers wanted a pole dancer. Bridgertonthemed event.
“I didn't think much about it because The Great Gatsby The activity I did; They did pole dancing there. But now that I think about it, The Great Gatsby In the 20s. Bridgerton “It was the 1800s,” he said. “But I had a role to play and they were paying me, so I did it.”
“They played two Bridgerton I listened to classical songs in the first two stage performances and it was really fun. “They played 'Moves Like Jagger' at their last stage performance, which was very disturbing,” he continued. “They said they were trying to change the atmosphere of the event, make it more cheerful.”
The dancer was unaware that the event had gone viral until the next day when people started sending her videos of her performance. Until he walked out the door he had only one thought: “When will this be over? I'm getting paid, so do your job and get this done.”
Time will tell whether it will happen or not Bridgerton will include pole position in one of its ball stages next season.