🪩 Pleasure Medicine: Sensual Ecstatic Dance For GBTQ Men - PRIDE SPECIAL! Tickets - London - OutSavvy
Do Pride Differently This YearIf the noise, crowds, booze and often hypersexualised energy of central London Pride no longer feels like your thing, you’re not alone. The Pleasure Medicine Pride Special is for gay men who want something that feels gentler, more nourishing, more meaningful as well as filled with delight and fun. We are creating a space to celebrate Pride this year in a way that feels more true to you; through dance, connection, music and shared joy. No costumes needed. No substances. No overwhelming crowds and hustle and bustle. Just a room full of kind-hearted, warm and open gay, bi, queer and trans men coming together in East London to move, feel, express and dance to a fabulous live DJ set. This is Pride, reimagined. A celebration of who we are, not who we’re expected to be.Dsicover more about what happens…“I’ve never done anything like this before. I thought I’d want to leave after 5 minutes… but I’m so glad I stayed. It was beautiful, fun and joyful — and I loved connecting with other men in such a unique way. I’ll be back again and again.” - StevenPleasure Medicine is a sensuality experience and conscious dance for gay men. Conscious dance is free-form movement with no steps to follow. It’s about self-expression and joyful connection with yourself and others.👉 Never done anything like this before? Perfect. Most men who attend Pleasure Medicine come solo and leave feeling more satisfied than they have in a long time.What Happens:2.5 hour guided journeyLive DJ setOptional gentle sensual practices (simple and fully clothed)Conscious danceSubstance free social time with a new communityHangout with tea and snacks afterThe Revolution You’ve Been Waiting ForYou know that gnawing feeling. Endless swiping that leads nowhere. Ghost messages haunting your phone. Another night in the same tired clubs, hunting for connection but finding only hollow hookups. What if there was another way?Welcome to Pleasure MedicineThe sensual, substance-free antidote to gay loneliness. This isn’t just another gay event. This is your invitation to remember who you are beneath the masks, beyond the apps and surrounded by kind, open-hearted gay men who are ready to actually connect.Pleasure Medicine is a revolutionary conscious dance experience for GBTQ men ready to shed the BS and come home to their authentic selves… and each other.Born from creator Gary Albert’s seven-year devotion to embodied practices like 5Rhythms, Movement Medicine and Ecstatic Dance, this space is his love letter to our community. His answer to the silent ache so many of us carry.“I found a part of myself I thought I’d lost. It was deep and emotional and fun at the same time”This Is Your For You If You’re…Tired of the apps, the masks, the same suffocating spacesLonging for something deeper, softer, more joyful and realReady to feel sensual and celebrated, without shameCurious about dance, embodiment and conscious pleasureCraving connection with kind, soulful, open-hearted men“I wanted to leave after 2 minutes — I felt so awkward. But I stayed… and it became one of the most powerful, transformative experiences of my life. A beautiful evening with beautiful souls.”What Awaits YouOPENING CIRCLEAn invitation into trust, safety and intention. Melt the walls. Arrive as you are. Create the container of care.SENSUALITY PRACTICESGentle, clothed touch-based practices that awaken your body’s natural pleasure centres. Intimate, healing, never performative.90-MINUTE ECSTATIC DANCEA live DJ set flowing from ambient to tribal, heart-opening disco to deep house. Music that moves through you like medicine.CLOSING & CONNECTIONIntegration circle plus an optional sober social hangout to meet your new tribe.“It felt amazing to be sensual and intimate with other men without it being sexual. So freeing. So healing. I can’t wait to come back.”Meet Your Guide: Gary AlbertTherapist. Somatic Worker. Conscious DJWith over a decade as a therapist and embodiment facilitator, and now training in Somatic Sexology, Gary helps gay men unlock pleasure, soften shame and rediscover the joy of being in their bodies through dance.He’s also a columnist for QX Magazine, where he writes raw, real reflections on the mess and magic of modern gay life.
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