Our Instructors

At Vaudeville Fusion Dance Studio, our instructors believe that burlesque has the power to inspire, uplift, and transform. Betty Les Belge, the founder, is dedicated to creating a supportive and inclusive environment where students can explore their creativity, build confidence, and develop lifelong skills. This deep belief in the transformative power of performance is what inspired her to create Vaudeville Fusion.

Originally from Adelaide, Betty’s background is rich in drama, music, jazz, tap, and ballet—a legacy she inherited from her mother, a dancer and dance school principal. It’s no surprise, then, that Betty followed in her mother’s footsteps. Her artistic journey also includes studying voice, piano, and alto saxophone, showcasing her wide range of talents.

Betty’s passion for performance extended into the music world, where she was a lead vocalist for the cover band Miranda Cult and the original band Faire D'Ophelia. Additionally, she danced with the Adelaide Celtic group, The Border Celts, performing on stage and at festivals, further solidifying her extensive performance experience.

Betty began her burlesque journey in 2020 as a student, and after winning North Queensland's Apprentease, she quickly transitioned into teaching. Becoming an instructor was a natural progression for Betty, as her love for instructing is her biggest passion. There is nothing she values more than helping others feel more confident and beautiful in their own skin.

Betty Les Belge embodies her Belgian and Scandinavian heritage, bringing a unique blend of cultural influences to her work. Her presence is sultry, seductive, and flirty, yet she remains fun, down-to-earth, and compassionate—traits that resonate with those who meet her. These qualities are reflected in her approach to burlesque, where she combines elegance and sensuality with warmth and authenticity, making her a captivating instructor and performer. Betty’s ability to balance strength with kindness is at the core of her teaching style, creating an environment where students feel both empowered and supported. 

Her dream is to create a space at Vaudeville Fusion where everyone feels part of a family—a place where students can feel safe, courageous, and brave as they discover their inner strength and express their creativity.