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Story by Jack Foley |
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A SLICE of sexual liberation for women is promised when New York phenomenon,
CAKE, makes its eagerly-anticipated London debut in Brewer Street, Soho, on
Tuesday, October 29, 2002.
Since the spring of 2000, CAKEnyc has been pushing the boundaries of female
sexploration with club nights, website activity and general chit chat designed
at empowering women. Its website states that CAKE is 'an entertainment company
dedicated to providing information, products, and services that inform and
enhance women's development and sexual culture'.
It maintains that CAKE is 'committed to examining and demystifying the politics
of female sexuality' and claims to be 'an active forum for sexual exploration,
education and discovery and is a safe, informative, and enjoyable context
for women's sexual expression'.
CLUB.CAKE, which launches in London on Tuesday, aims to provide a female-focused,
comfortable and safe environment for women and their male partners.
The events - which kick off with The Art of Striptease - are produced
to give women the opportunity to express and experience sexual culture as
entertainment.
The CAKE London event for October is described as an exciting seminar session
with the legendary Jo King, who will talk about her experiences of 20 years
in the stripping industry and demonstrate her artistic skills.
The web-based invitation card, which can be accessed by clicking on the link
above, states: "We take our clothes off every day but rarely do we
stop to think how erotic this seemingly mundane task can become...if we just
take a minute to explore.
Striptease is all about fantasy...thinking of yourself as a gift, unwrapping yourself slowly with delight at each new part you reveal...teasing - taking your time and building up the excitement -looking your partner in the eyes and touching your body - communicating that you've got what your partner wants!''
The event commences with drinks at 6.30pm and is followed by Joe King's demonstration
at 8pm, and a DJ set from Jo Sennitt and her 'funky grooves' from 9pm until
late.
The fun takes place at Abigail's Party, 25 Brewer Street, Soho, London,
W1 and entry is free for CAKE.CARD members and their guest.
CLUB.CAKE events include: private soirees, big, beautiful exhibitions, sexed
up fashion shows, lingerie-inspired events, musical acts, sexy fetes, romanesque
extravaganzas, pampering, stress relieving spots, explicit demonstrations,
and of course stripteasing, lapdancing, and porn screenings.
All men who enter must be accompanied by a woman, thus allowing CAKE to create
a female-focused space where women feel comfortable exploring sexy themed
entertainment.
Future events have already been lined up, with a Porn Party, featuring projections
of CAKE approved sexy flicks mixed with the hot moves of the CLUB.CAKE London
dancers, pencilled in for November, and champage and Christmas shopping, providing
guests with the opportunity to 'shop with CAKE for gifts of pleasure'.
January will see an All-female Soiree, featuring an evening of sexy girlie
fun, drinks, music and an explosive demonstration that will rock your world,
while February 2003 will be the obligatory Valentine's Day event, when women
are promised an 'eyes wide shut' masquerade ball.