Jacqueline Frances

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"Jacqueline Frances, initially known for her work as a stripper, has transformed this experience into a multifaceted career. Born in Ontario, Canada, she pursued higher education at McGill University, graduating with degrees in Russian Literature and Cultural Theory. Her professional journey then took her to advertising before she moved on to Southeast Asia, where she worked as a stock model and dinner theater dancer. Upon relocating to Australia, she found herself weary of traveling penniless, leading her to shed her hair and bush, and audition at the first Sydney gentlemen's club that popped up in her Google search. To her astonishment, she discovered an affinity for stripping, recounting this revelation in her debut book 'The Beaver Show', published two years after commencing her career in adult entertainment.

Frances' literary contributions extended to 'Striptastic!', 'The Inquisitive Stripper', and 'How Not to Be a Dick In a Strip Club', released consecutively from 2017 to 2018. She further leveraged her industry insights by consulting on the film 'Hustlers' (2019), starring Jennifer Lopez, Constance Wu, and Julia Stiles, even securing a dressing room scene where her bare bosom shared screen time with JLo's.

If that wasn't testament enough to the versatility of a Russian Literature degree, Frances also embarked on a stand-up comedy career. She produced and starred in 'Venus Fly Trap', a sex-positive comedy show that toured nationally. Her creative prowess isn't confined to words alone; she is also an artist whose works have been showcased in exhibitions like 'Motivational Bimbos' at Body & Pole in Manhattan."