The Sizzling Sirens delivered hell-raising hilarity and sinfully sultry stage sensations to Marilyn’s on K Saturday night. “Hell on Heels” was a burlesque variety show combining song, dance, music and mask work and original corsets from Isabella Corsetry, to create a modern burlesque experience. Jay Siren, executive director of Sizzling Sirens, said she founded the Sirens to create original, entertaining and themed pieces to incite a freshness of perception for their audience. Siren said that in March of 2008 she cast the first Sirens, and by July of that year they celebrated their debut with the Red & Black Event at Parlare Euro Lounge in downtown. “Discovering burlesque, I felt an inst

Sacramento’s Sizzling Sirens heated up Shady Lady Saloon Sunday night. For their one-year anniversary show, the six-person burlesque troupe took the stage for an hour and a half of flirtatious numbers and plenty of naughtiness. Attendees, who were encouraged to dress in '20s-themed attire, were decked out in suspenders, fedoras, sequined flapper dresses, pearls and pin curl. The bar's authentic saloon decor was more than fitting for a Cabaret show. The celebration started at 9 p.m., and a sexy jazz performance by The Harley White Jr. Orchestra  set the sultry mood for the evening, further set by the Saloon's dim lighting. The spotlight went to the corner stage, where the sirens took tur