21st Century Latina Vedette
Honey Sabina
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About Honey
Honey Sabina is a Latina burlesque artist, model, and creative producer based in Dallas, Texas - celebrated for her hypnotic hips, bold body art, and radiant stage presence. Blending the timeless glamour of classic burlesque, with her unique musicality and modern edge, she brings stories of power, play, and transformation to life under the lights.
A veteran of the notorious Lollie Bombs, Jr. Librarian of Bare Book Club Dallas, and founder of Arte A-Go-Go Art Haus, Honey continues to champion art, inclusivity, and self-expression in every form. She recently rejoined the Show Pony Revue as one of its original members.
With over 20 years of dance and stage experience, Honey’s performances move fluidly between cultural homage and pure spectacle - a fusion of burlesque tease, and the deep storytelling of movement. Her work has been featured in international productions, burlesque festivals, and collaborations with live musical acts, earning her a reputation as one of Dallas’s most dynamic and original showgirls.
Offstage, Honey is a published model and lifelong muse, appearing on magazine covers and working with artists across the globe. Whether she’s commanding a spotlight, curating a gallery, or shaking the stage, Honey Sabina is a living work of art - a celebration of glamour, grit, and the power of movement.
Honey has been named one of the top 9 Latina Vedettes of the 21st Century Showgirl Scene by Remezcla Magazine.
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Testimonials
9 Latina Vedettes Who Are Carving Out a Space for Themselves in the 21st Century’s Showgirl Scene
"Texas-based Chicana performer Honey Sabina has been a professional entertainer for more than 20 years. She started training in Polynesian dance in Mexico City, following in the footsteps of Mexican vedettes like Lyn May and Tongolele, in the year 2000. As a performer, she often merges Tahitian dance into her burlesque routines. She also adds a modern twist to her mid-20th century vedette aesthetic. “She’s heavily tattooed, which I think is interesting because we don’t tend to see that. It’s refreshing. You see her and say, ‘she’s a 21st century showgirl,’” Rico says."
-Raquel Reichard Remezcla Magazine
