Choosing the right shoes for your burlesque routine is like shopping for specialty fudge, you kind of have to know what you're doing. This 'how to' is about choosing the right shoes for what you're going to do on stage. Burlesque routines can vary in choreography as much as a good day of weather in Portland. What you're doing in your routine is going to determine the type of shoes you will want to wear. If you are planning to sashe across the floor gracefully, you probably won't want something too tall with a rubber sole. Ballroom Dance Shoes - Ballroom dance shoes are made for action. The average shoe has a suede based sole for moving on dance floors, and will run from $30 to $200 depending upon the quality of the manufacturer. A couple sources I recommend are http://www.danceshoesonline.com and in Portland: The Glass Slipper 3106 NE Broadway, as well as the Letoard 2432 NE Martin Luther Kind Blvd. 503 284-9244. Ballroom dance shoes can be fo
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