Longer reads on the striptease industry – its history, its people and its business. From Peter Stringfellow and the making of the British gentlemen’s club to the economics of a modern lap-dancing venue.
From a Sheffield church hall and the Beatles to Covent Garden, table dancing and SEV licences: how Peter Stringfellow shaped the British club, and why his brand is back before Westminster in 2026.
From the Windmill’s living statues to the Raymond Revuebar, Crazy Horse and Tempest Storm: how classic striptease worked under the censor, and why the era ended in the mid-1960s.
Key dates in the worldwide development of striptease, from 1890s Paris and Minsky’s burlesque to the Windmill, Crazy Horse, the Raymond Revuebar and the table dance boom.
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