“Beach, PLS! A Burlesque Revue” Brings Big-City Glamour and Coastal Sizzle to the Milton Theatre – April 17
MILTON, DE – Get ready for a night of feathers, sequins, and sun-soaked sass as the Milton Theatre presents “Beach, PLS! A Burlesque Revue” on Friday, April 17, 2026. This 21+ event promises to bring a splash of high-energy glamour and unapologetic tease to the Delaware coast, just a short drive from the vibrant Rehoboth Beach community.
Headlining the evening is the world-renowned Calamity Chang, known as the “Asian Sexsation.” Recently relocated to the Pocono Mountains after a decade of producing legendary shows in New York City, Chang has been recognized by The Huffington Post as one of the “20 Burlesque Stars To Know.” She is famous for her whimsical and signature “foodlesque” acts, which fuse her Chinese heritage with playful, high-end striptease.
Joining Chang is an elite cast of burlesque powerhouses, including:
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Gin Minsky
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Eva Mystique
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Chestnut Bellafonte
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Broadway Brassy
This sizzling spectacular is designed to be equal parts cheeky humor and sultry performance, offering a sophisticated alternative for those looking for a “delightfully naughty” night out. From classic showgirl aesthetics with ostrich boas to modern neo-burlesque, the revue showcases the diversity and artistry of the form.
EVENT DETAILS:
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What: Beach, PLS! A Burlesque Revue: Featuring Calamity Chang
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Where: Milton Theatre, 110 Union St, Milton, DE 19968
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When: Friday, April 17, 2026
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Time: Doors open at 6:30 PM | Show starts at 7:30 PM
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Age Restriction: 21+ Only
Tickets available online at www.miltontheatre.com or call the box office at 302.684.3038 for assistance. Direct ticket link: https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/
About the Milton Theatre The Milton Theatre is a historic 250-seat venue located in downtown Milton, Delaware, along the Broadkill River. Known for its intimate atmosphere and diverse programming, the theatre hosts over 400 events annually, including concerts, comedy, theatre, and film, serving as a cultural hub for the Delmarva Peninsula.
