Comments on: What is Your Stage Name?

By: Sensual Sandi

Sensual Sandi — Sun, 17 May 2009 09:19:25 +0000

Sandi is my flirt chat stage name (it was given to me). “Sandi like the Gold Coast beaches” <– hahaha.

Ultimately I’ve always stuck with my real name. It’s only my first name so I’ve never had a problem with stalkers or safety or anything. I must be one of the rare few strippers who has never have a stalker problem or any safety issues really.. and use my real first name. Vanessa.

C’mon. It’s perfect: Vanessa The Undresser

When I started to become a showgirl I wanted a last name so I’ve been Vanessa Stacy for ages. It almost feels like my real name even tho’ the Stacy part is completely made up!

I’ve also been briefly Nessie or Nessa (to get around someone else already using the name Vanessa), Trinity (even tho’ all the patrons called me Trudy so that got nixed pretty quickly!) and even using Stacy one time (felt too weird to use my stage ‘last name’ so I nixed that too).

My back up nowadays is to use a derivative of my real name: Vanna, Nessa, Nessie, Van, Vee

My burlesque stage name on the other hand doesn’t have to be anywhere NEAR real! Ah.. the joys of Burlesque… but I chose Lady Vee none-the-less! HAHAHAHA

By: the dame

the dame — Fri, 15 May 2009 10:00:02 +0000

I was Foxy when I first started because I had a necklace with the name on it but people kept calling me Roxy and Ive always hated the name Roxy so when I moved to a more upscale club I changed my name to Aspen after my favourite comic book character who I now have tattooed on my arm. After that, I have no idea, I think I was a Summer once because I lived in England and its cold and miserable there. Now, Im Toni, which is my second name, so when people ask me what my real name is, I can tell them that is my real name without lieing. I will never know why guys keep asking me what my real name is, it doesnt matter what it is. I get called Toni the Temptress, Toni the Tease, Toni the Torturer and Toni Pepperoni. I chose it because Im not a girly girl, so it suits my brash attitude.

By: Avalon

Avalon — Fri, 15 May 2009 00:38:21 +0000

I get the occasional guy who brings up Roxy Music (which I of course have on my favorite Sirius Satellite Radio list) Most of the time, they respond “Like the Toyota?”

By: Doug

Doug — Fri, 15 May 2009 00:20:10 +0000

Doug Rogers is my stage and business name because my given name is too hard to pronounce. While I am very proud of my heritage, I felt that an anglocised stage name with three syllables is much easier to remember than a five syllable name that can be easily butchered.

By: Kristine

Kristine — Thu, 14 May 2009 20:48:50 +0000

I was Nadia when I first started because it was exotic and people thought I looked Russian. This lasted for about 2 weeks.

When I worked at Cheetahs most of the stage names I wanted were taken. I decided to use my middle name of Danielle and abbreviate it to Dani. I was Dani for 3 years

I then wanted to use my real name when I worked being that I like it, It’s who I have been for 25 years and it suits me so I am now Kristine. It’s also spelled differently so some people think it’s still a stripper name. This is who I am why be someone else?

I think it really does make a difference when you can establish that kind of trust and rapport from the start it lets the customer know that you are not going to take advantage of him something that sadly a lot of customers deal with in strip clubs these days.

I always liked the name Madison for some reason also.Annabelle too.

With Love,
Kristine

By: Sway, the stripper formerly known as "Rogue"

Sway, the stripper formerly known as "Rogue" — Thu, 14 May 2009 19:58:27 +0000

I’ve had many stage names: Lucky (the original) followed by Rogue, Heather, Tuesday, Selkie, Gwynn, Bianca, Scarlett (followed by a reincarnation of Rogue in PHX which was followed by the release of the Nissan “Rogue”. It’s hard to find a stage name that ISN’T a car….I actually knew a “Camry” once…I didn’t get it…wouldn’t you pick a NICE car??? Anyway…) and now Sway. Sway was actually a girl I worked with in TX several years ago and I always loved the name. She got it from “Gone in 60 Seconds”. I figured after 8 years, the statute of limitations on stealing stage names was up. Most people say, “Sway…I like that.” I usually tell them my real name is Angela, because my actual real name is less believeable than Sway…(Lucretia)

By: Susan

Susan — Thu, 14 May 2009 19:14:43 +0000

I always think of the Roxy Music song before the Jersey Shore. I bet you get the occasional guy singing to you.

By: Avalon

Avalon — Thu, 14 May 2009 18:10:40 +0000

10 years ago it wouldn’t have been believable….but “Makenzie” has definitely climbed the list of more popular girls names. Here is the 2009 List http://www.babycenter.com/popularBabyNames.htm?year=2009

“Madison” (the name on my first fake ID I picked when I was 17) and “Sapphire” are more popular than “Rebecca”

By: Makenzie

Makenzie — Thu, 14 May 2009 17:30:24 +0000

Makenzie was my name when I performed some internet modeling/adult films. It just stuck. EVeryone thinks I look like a Makenzie and loves my name because it’s unique. I wanted something that could be real (keeping with my vow to be real), not something stupid like Candy or Star.