FAQs

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Women of all ages attend the show. There is a preconception that you have to be a horny young broad to go and see a male strip show. Such insensitive stereotypes may originate from film and television portrayals of our industry. While some shows do cater to the wild women who just want to get nasty, our production caters to a demographic of women who just want to have a good time, be treated like a lady, and see a stage full of talented, incredible looking men.

No, we don't kiss for dollars. The way we think about it is this: We're being tipped for our performance on stage. We're just showing gratitude for that action with our affection, nothing more.

Only on the side please, because paper cuts from dollar bills can hurt and money is dirty. Plus, some ladies like to pretend they are in Vegas, put in a five, pull down on the handle, and expect change to fall out.

Visit our Careers page to apply for a job opportunity. We seek experienced professionals that have the charisma, confidence, and an overall desire to cater to women’s fantasies.

Great looks, a great body, no ego, stage presence, charisma, talent, experience, formal dance training helps and luck. We only have a limited number of spots in the show, the competition is stiff (no pun intended), and no one wants to leave and lose their spot. If you believe you have all these qualifications, please visit our Careers page to learn more.

Drugs are frowned upon and not tolerated. If anyone of our male strippers needs drugs to enhance his performance during the show, he's in the wrong show. We are a professional group that relies on cohesiveness and teamwork. Drugs are counter-productive to that goal.

If you capture the attention of someone in the show and score a date, kudos to you. What people do behind closed doors is none of our business.

The men share a discipline to lift weights, dance and eat well to stay in shape every day. However each has their own secrets to keep their bodies in shape, like crossfit, bicycling and yoga. Want more details? Ask the men by visiting their pages.

All of the men share the philosophy that you should only eat what you burn, otherwise your body will store it as fat. Want more details how our guys eat healthy and lose weight regardless if they keep a personal food diary? Ask the men by visiting their pages direct.

Our audience is overwhelmingly female. Ladies feel comfortable to let their hair down and not feel undermined by the presence of a man who is not there to entertain them. However, men are allowed to attend the show because California's Unruh Civil Rights Act makes it illegal and discriminatory to preclude entry to anyone based on their sexual orientation and gender identity.

None of our male dancers are openly gay. It's our opinion that dancers who prefer the opposite sex will do a better job of entertaining them.

Generally no, most of the time their mind is on the performance. But every once in a while a look from a special lady may cause our men to pop erections.

It's not how old we are, it's how good we've become! Our male strippers range in age from the mid 20s to the late 30s. We are old enough to tell you that experience matters more than age. To quote Mark Twain, "Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don't mind it doesn't matter."

In two words, insecurity and jealousy. These male revues have copied our strip acts and elements of our website content word for word. And even stooped so low to write negative comments about us on review sites! Well, guess what? We're not worried. Industry follows the leader. We are about to celebrate our 21^st Anniversary on Feb 6, 2016 and have seen plenty of male revues come and go in Los Angeles. We'll start worrying when they stop talking s**t about us or copying our ideas. To quote Charles Caleb Colton, "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery."