Frequently asked questions

What kind of events can I book you for?

I’m open to almost any type of event — indoor or outdoor, intimate or large‑scale. From luxury private parties, corporate events, weddings, brand activations, and gala evenings to kizomba, salsa, bachata, and other social dance parties and festivals. If you’re unsure whether your event is a match, feel free to ask.

Do you perform erotic shows/striptease?

No. My style can be sensual, elegant, and expressive, but it's not erotic or explicit.

Do you switch between the pole and the lollipop lyra during your performance?

Ideally yes — switching between the pole and the lollipop lyra is a fundamental part of my Freestyle Flow Experience. It adds variety, flow, and visual contrast throughout the event.

I can easily and quickly replace the upper pole section with the lollipop lyra, allowing me to switch between the two disciplines during the performance.

Please note that my performances with the lollipop lyra require a minimum ceiling height of 350 cm. If the ceiling is lower, I can perform using the pole only, which—with its shortest extension—fits spaces with a minimum height of 265 cm.

What are the technical requirements for pole performances?
  • Minimum ceiling height: 330 cm (with regular extension) or 265 cm (with short extension)
  • Floor: dry, stable, and completely flat
  • Free space: 1.5 meters around the pole for safe movement
  • Temperature: between 20°C and 24°C for optimal grip, though I have great ways to adapt when a venue is warmer or cooler.

Not sure whether your venue meets these requirements? I’m happy to help you check!

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What are the technical requirements for pole + lollipop lyra performances?
  • Minimum ceiling height: 350 cm (lollipop & pole with regular extension or lollipop only)                                       
  • Floor: dry, stable, and completely flat
  • Free space: 2 meters around the pole for safe movement 
  • Temperature: between 20°C and 24°C for optimal grip, though I have great ways to adapt when a venue is warmer or cooler.

Not sure whether your venue meets these requirements? I’m happy to help you check!

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Can you perform outdoors?

Yes — as long as the ground is dry, flat, and stable, and the weather conditions are safe for the equipment and myself.

If needed, we can discuss backup plans for unpredictable weather.

Do you bring your own equipment?

Yes. I bring my own pole and lollipop lyra podium and I take care of my own make-up, costume and props.

I do not provide music or sound equipment; I perform to the music playing at your event.

How much time do you need for setup and breakdown?

Ideally, I need:

  • 1-2 hours for setup

  • 1 hour for breakdown

This allows me to assemble the equipment safely, put decorations in place and ensure everything is pretty and secure before the event begins.

In a rush? Let's discuss!

If timing is tight, there are some great ways to speed up the process — I’m happy to discuss what’s possible.

Because my equipment is heavy, it’s important that I’m able to park close to the venue for safe and efficient unloading.

Can you adapt your style to the theme of my event?

Absolutely! I can adapt my flow, costume, props, and overall energy to match your event’s atmosphere — elegant, vibrant, mysterious, romantic, or anything in between. 

What languages do you speak?

I'm fluent in English and Dutch.

Do you need time or space to warm up before performing?

Yes. Before I begin performing, I need about 20 minutes to warm up properly. Dancing on the pole and the lollipop lyra is physically demanding, and a good warm‑up helps me perform safely and at my best.

I bring my own mat and yoga blocks, and I usually warm up in a quiet corner of the venue. A small, clear area where I can stretch and prepare is all I need.

Sometimes I enjoy warming up next to the podium, in view of the audience — it shows that pole dance is a real athletic discipline, and it also builds a sense of anticipation for the guests.

How long do you perform?

My Freestyle Flow Experience isn’t a single fixed act. Instead, I perform short, intuitive freestyle pieces on the pole and/or lollipop lyra throughout your event.

Between these performances, I have to take breaks: dancing on the pole and the lollipop is very physically demanding, and listening to my body ensures every performance moment stays strong, safe, and beautiful. These breaks are part of my flow and help maintain quality throughout the event.

During these breaks, I remain present in an artistic way. I perform low flows, interact with guests, and answer any questions they may have about (pole) dance. At kizomba, salsa, or bachata events, I’m also happy to dance with guests. It’s a fun extension of my entertainment, especially since I’ll be wearing eye‑catching costumes and love to put on a show!

I also appreciate being able to step away for a few minutes from time to time to catch my breath, hydrate, and recharge, so I can return to the pole or lollipop with full energy and intention.

Most events I’ve performed at lasted 3–4 hours including warm‑up, but I’m flexible. We can always discuss the timing and structure of my performances at your event.

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Good to know: pole‑only performances are more physically demanding than combined pole + lollipop lyra performances and therefore require more frequent breaks and/or shorter booking durations.

Is there anything the audience should keep in mind during the performance?

Yes — for safety reasons, it’s important that guests don’t stand too close to the pole or podium while I’m performing. Pole and lollipop lyra movements require space, and keeping a safe distance ensures everyone can enjoy the show comfortably.

I recommend keeping at least 1.5 - 2 meters of free space around the pole. This gives me enough room to move safely and prevents accidental bumps or contact during spins, climbs, and transitions.

That said, guests are absolutely welcome to come up to me during my breaks. They can talk, ask questions or simply connect. 

Guests are kindly asked not to touch or play with my equipment unless I’m there to guide them. The pole and podium are professional apparatuses, and using them without supervision can be unsafe.

I’m an entertainment agency looking for talent. Are you open to collaborations?

Absolutely! I'd love to hear from you. Feel free to send me a message and we can explore the possibilities.

Any other questions? 

If you’re curious about anything else or would like to discuss a booking, feel free to reach out. I’m happy to answer questions and help you shape the perfect experience for your event!