Andreas Beck Unexpected Happiness

The art of striptease originates in the Parisian streets and the environment surrounding the world famous Moulin Rouge in 1983. Back then stripteasing did not involve the same amount of nudity as it does to day. The core of the original show was a woman undressing until wearing only her nightgown after which she would go to bed and the stage lights would turn off.

To day the sexual revolution has drastically evolved the teasing part of striptease. Along with the porn industry, striptease has taken the journey from innocence to hardcore, replacing the theatrical style of the strip with lap dances, nudity and large amount of money.
One of the major prejudices about people working as strippers is that they cannot possibly be happy and pleased with their line of work.

Fie (Danish), Tanja (Norwegian) and Claire (Welsh) all worked at Angels Club, Copenhagen, in December 2013. Despite the somewhat lonely hunt for money every night, the three girls expressed contentment, even happiness, with their choice of profession. Stripping helped the girls making money, creating possibilities and achieving their personal goals in life.   During that time, stripping made them happy.