... in Sydney. A darling of bohemians of the Antipodean land, Lola has been the subject of an exhibition by five artists at Rivoli Gallery, and most recently featured in Louise Whelan's poetic photographs of Sydney burlesque dancers.Her presence has been influential in the opening of two burlesque clubs in Australia - owner of Sydney's 34b Burlesque dubbed her "The original 34b girl - you started it all!" - and that ain't a reference to her bra size! A Brisbane bar was created after the success of a string of Lola's shows. As Miss Victoria Mist writes, "Lola, the vamp, a woman so in control of her art form as to be more dominant the greater her state of undress, was magnetic. We are fish on hooks!" and Lola Cherry Cola, of Melbourne's Man's Ruin, describes The Vamp as "widely acknowledged as Australia's best solo performer".