Raunchy pole dancer comes to Byo

 

The show will be held at the Basement Night Club.

Sibanda, known in her circles as Bev, has made waves in Harare with her elasticity and sexually-suggestive dances.

Bev has over the past months introduced the empty bottle dance, where she sits on an empty beer bottle while, it is said, it enters her body.

Her dance has garnered a cult following from male fans who want to catch a glimpse of where the bottle actually goes.

However, her antics have brought her legal threats from Delta Beverages leading her to switch to using a Viceroy bottle, but alas that has also invited the same trouble.

African Distillers, who make Viceroy, are also irked by the new dance routine and have reportedly threatened to take legal action.

In an interview yesterday, the self-proclaimed pleasure manager, said Bulawayo fans should brace themselves for non-stop, mind-blowing and jaw-dropping dance action.

She said the show would be one to remember and those who miss it would regret.

“I am not in a position to tell you where the bottle goes when I sit on it but those who want answers can come to the show.

“I don’t think it’s pornographic because I will be wearing something and the fans will not see me naked. I promise fireworks at the show, the first in Bulawayo. I will be coming to skies with Sexy Angels and we promise a night to remember.

“I hope Bulawayo people are ready to be blown away,” said Bev.

She said she would arrive on Friday morning and would have a chance to meet fans.

Manager of the Basement Night Club, Beulah Mutimbu said all was set for Beverly and Sexy Angels.

She said during the day Beverly would meet fans in the city. She will be at a local restaurant along Fort Street and pass through a city sports club and then go to the show.

“Beverly and the Sexy Angels are expected to perform from 7pm till 3am Saturday morning,” said Mutimbu.

Bev’s manager Harcers Mapimhidze said after the Bulawayo show she would take her act to a Gwanda night spot.

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