They won't let me dance on stage
Papi_Chulo
Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
Have you ever heard a dancer say this?
Apparently, at least in some black clubs AFAIK, inexperienced dancers, or I assume dancers that can't dance well on stage (pole tricks, etc) are not allowed on stage.
A couple of years ago a dancer at King Of Diamonds Miami, who I though was attractive, told me she was not allowed to dance on stage bc she wasn't good enough yet - and recently I read the same thing in a review of another black club.
I assume this is something at certain black clubs where the stage performances are a big deal - anyone heard of this at a club you've been?
Apparently, at least in some black clubs AFAIK, inexperienced dancers, or I assume dancers that can't dance well on stage (pole tricks, etc) are not allowed on stage.
A couple of years ago a dancer at King Of Diamonds Miami, who I though was attractive, told me she was not allowed to dance on stage bc she wasn't good enough yet - and recently I read the same thing in a review of another black club.
I assume this is something at certain black clubs where the stage performances are a big deal - anyone heard of this at a club you've been?
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I haven't been there in what seems like ages and granted they don't feature stage dances but I've read that a club in Akron even allowed a cross dressing tranny to work there.
Other than that, it seems much more common for the clubs to force every girl to participate in the rotation even if they don't want to go on stage. A few clubs let girls buy their way out of the rotation or let them skip a turn if they are giving a private dance. I even had one girl offer to pay for a private 2 for 1 to avoid her turn on stage because she hated it so much.
But a couple of times when I had a few tequila shots I have said that.
I recall a few times where a dancer was told not to dance on stage. One time I recall was a dancer who had few close calls on stage when she was drunk, so if she drank she didn't dance on stage. They let her give lap dances but not dance on stage.
I do recall one so called upscale club in Cleveland, I think it was Christies, in the early 90's would only allow the top earning dancers to dance on the main stage, while the side stages any dancer could dance on.