Harare Pole dancer Bev attacked on stage

Beverley Sibanda

Harare's popular Pole dancer, Beverly Sibanda had to abandon her show at Drive Inn in Glen View last weekend after being dragged from the stage and attacked by an angry mob. Bev confirmed the incident and said that it was the work of her rivals. Her bouncer was nowhere to be seen on the night.

"I was assaulted but it was nothing. I cried while on stage. It was work of haters. They wanted to disrupt my show and it was a clear indication that I am now a force to reckon within the dancing industry and I believe my competitors sent them," she said.

I have a heart problem - Pole dancer Beverly

Bev

Popular pole dancer Beverly Sibanda, known as Bev in show business, says she battling a heart ailment. The seductive dancer reportedly collapsed on stage during her performance at Players Bar and Restaurant in Harare a fortnight ago, and later announced that she was suffering from a heart problem.

“I have a heart problem which affects me occasionally but I am well now. I still need to visit a doctor to have the problem rectified. The condition is not going to affect my shows for this weekend because I am as fit as a fiddle,” she said.

Beverly turns to ‘Borrowdale’

Beverly Sibanda

One of Harare’s popular pole dancers, Beverly Sibanda, known in the entertainment circles as Bev, is never short of surprises. Just a few months ago, she made the headlines when she joined several Harare female socialites in pole dancing, a new entertainment craze that has hit the capital. 

Hardly a month after swearing that she will not engage in any form of dancing apart from pole dancing, the diminutive dancer has suddenly developed an interest in sungura and any local groove, in addition to her penchant for African beats soukous and rhumba.

Beverly, Zoey in war of words

Beverly Sibanda

Pole dancing, a new entertainment craze that has literally taken Harare by storm, seems to be getting dirtier each day on and off the stage following reports that some of the girls are now stripping in a bid to lure more revellers. As if that is not enough, two of the top dancing girls have launched a war against each other, through mudslinging, probably in a bid to maintain pole positions as more girls join the turf.