Scarlett O'Hairdye

Bringing nerdy burlesque to Seattle stages since 2011.

Scarlett O'Hairdye brings direct and unforgiving burlesque to Seattle and the surrounding areas, whether they like it or not. When she's not eating cheese, petting cats, or eating cheese while petting cats, she can be found in her garden or in front of her computer busting out ten thousand words of fanfiction in a single day. #PandemicLife.Boasting performances at the the New York Nerdlesque Festival, the Hollywood Burlesque Festival, and the Ultimate Grand Supreme Winner of the 2014 Seattle Burlesque Games, Scarlett comes from a background of anime convention cosplay and musical theater. She sold her personal dignity for a bag of magic beans when she was a child and never looked back. Her costumes? Lavishly accurate. Her ideas? Nearly infinite. Her cheese biscuits? Famous in the Seattle burlesque scene. Her hair? Really, really, ridiculously red. She creates fanfiction on stage with nearly every act... And she can probably kill you with her brain.Scarlett is the woman behind Unnatural Redhead Productions, producing sold-out burlesque shows around Seattle since 2012. She's also a professional burlesque costumer, creating elaborate and screen-accurate pieces for other performers in the Seattle area and beyond. Notable clients include drag queen Mama Tits, burlesque icon Sydni Deveraux, producer and performer Vixen Valentine, and producer and performer Sailor St. Claire. Scarlett was nominated for a 2014 Seattle Gypsy Award for Excellence in Costume Design (Smaller Theater) for her work on Girl You Know It’s True, produced by The Stay Up Late Show and Theatre Off Jackson.

A small sampling of scarlett's acts

Thunderpussy

Scarlett brings Catwoman to life in this high energy number to Thunderpussy by Thunderpussy off the album Thunderpussy.
Photos by Keith Johnson of Parade Images.

Cloak of Feathers

Originally created for her production of Bodacious Barbarian Babes vs. The Indigo Empress back in 2016, this powerful number has Scarlett menacing the audience in fur and leather to Cloak of Feathers by The Sword.
Photos by Keith Johnson of Parade Images.

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