Dale Stones: Boylesque performer practices his masculinity, shows his d*ck while tied up. With a bonus vampire butt

 

My rumble through nude celebrity sights resulted in Dale Stones in Blood of the Tribades (2016).

It's a pro-queer take on the lesbian vampire trope ("tribade" is an old term for lesbian).   A reviewer for the Boston Underground Film Festival calls it: "a love letter to offbeat lesbian vampire films that offers powerful discourse on self-identity, feminism, and the violence wrought from religious dogma."

His character is named Jacob, but doesn't appear in plot synopses.  Probably he's being sacrificed to the vampire cult.

Andrew C. Wiley (left) and Jake Vaughan also appear nude.  Maybe other sacrificial victims.

I don't want to see it -- doubtless it will be female body parts all the way down -- but I'm interested in Dale Stones.

Presumably it's the stage name of an adult video performer ("stones" means "testicles," get it?).

Dale has five acting credits listed on the IMDB.

Tribades, plus segments copied in Grindsploitation 2: The Lost Reels and Trashploitation.

And two shorts:

Male Student in Bjorn (2015): A member of the college sketch comedy crew has big ideas.  It stars John Ovesen, then a student at Boston University, so I'm concluding that Dale was a student, too.

Sprinter in Irreparable (2019).

I couldn't find a Dale Stones adult video performer, but he is mentioned a lot on the Internet:

He participated in Elle Villanelle's Poetry Bordello at the Massachusetts Poetry Festival in 2017

He's a board member of the Boston Circus Guild.

His favorite vampire is Spike (James Marsters) from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.  I can see why.

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His Facebook profile: "One part comedy, two parts naked, topped with a mess of blond hair." Except you're not blond, dude.

He co-founded Sirlesque, a Boston-based all-male burlesque troupe, in 2011. 

He also performs with Rogue Burlesque, House of Hors, and the Slaughterhouse Sweethearts.

His Instagram has posts about many other shows, like Dale's All Male Yard Sale and "Oh Manada" ("Oh, Canada" with men, get it?).  I can't tell if he attended or performed in that last one.

In an interview, Dale notes that he had to work hard on his masculine gender performance, "learning how to walk, crawl, posture, and pose myself as a masculine character."  He still watches himself in the mirror to see what he needs to change. Maybe the mesh shirt and black leather gloves, girlfriend.

Also, he enjoyed the torture scenes in Blood of the Tribades.  Boyfriend is into BDSM.

And "while straight men aren't a rare commodity in most walks of life, we are somewhat unrepresented in burlesque."  Wait -- what?  Dude is straight?  What about the work  on his masculine performance?  More importantly, are Sirlesque shows for ladies only?

No, they usually perform at the Club Cafe, a "happening gay-friendly cabaret."  

I guess the dicks and buns don't bother him.  Much.

See also: Rainier Dawn: Was his kiss with Harlan real?  Is Aidan his boyfriend?  Is that relly his d*ck?

Alan Hyde: Roman-era vampire boy with one dude-on-dude kiss and a lot of n*dity.

David Boreanaz and Friends: A tortured vampire, a homophobic FBI agent, a gay ghost