
BurLEZk Live! II(1993)
Lesbian Striptease
Live from the lesbian striptease show, BurLEZk! The creme de la creme of the art of striptease. These dancers are masters at blending artistry and humor with potent eroticism.

Movie: BurLEZk Live! II
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