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Ecstatic Dance with Reya Caroub.

Ecstatic Dance is a free-form movement journey and moving meditation that’s sweeping the world! Guided by live DJ Reya Caroub, we flow through an epic soundscape of all genres: fast and slow, classical to psytrance, drum and bass to dub - no style is off-limits! The music moves in waves; starting gently, building to vibrant peaks, and ending in stillness.

There are no steps, no judgment, no need to perform - just pure, free expression. We generally dance barefoot, without talking, in a sober, mindful space where respect and presence create a safe container. Ecstatic Dance is transformative, playful, and deeply liberating.

About this event:

  • Date - 7-9pm on Saturday, 25th October.

  • Price:

    • £9 - Accessible.

    • £12 - Standard.

    • £15 - Supporter.

  • Location - Upstairs @ Open House.

  • Booking - Limited to 16 spots, to book your spot please click below.

  • To keep the space safe and enjoyable for everyone, we follow these simple guidelines:

    • Speech: No chatting on the dance floor - sounding is welcome but please be considerate of others.

    • Footwear: We like to dance barefoot to ground, but if you need to wear shoes, please bring clean soft indoor shoes and be mindful of people's toes!

    • Boundaries /consent: Respect others' personal space & check for consent before dancing with someone. If you're not sure whether it's a 'yes', treat it like a 'no'. There is no need to dress to impress! This is not a space where you need to look good … this is a movement meditation.

    • Substances: No alcohol, drugs or other substances - this is a sober practice

    • Screen free: No phones or cameras during the dance - drop out of your head and into your body and give yourself the gift of switching off! The team may take short videos/pictures for promotional reasons - if you do not want to be in a video/photo, please let us know before or after the dance.

    • Feel free: dance how you want; as much or as little movement as is right for you - this is a non-judgemental space.  Feel free to close your eyes, bring a blindfold, dance to the wall... you do you!

    • Comfy clothes you can move freely in - layers are useful as you might get really hot dancing then cool down when still.

    • Earplugs if you're sensitive to loud music.

    • A journal and pen if you like to write.

    • Your beautiful self, a water bottle (refills available)  and curiosity!

  • Accessible. 

    This ticketing is aimed to make our programme available and more accessible to everyone. 

    Standard.

    This ticketing allows us to run a sustainable programme.

    Supporter.

    This ticketing allows you to choose to pay it forward to your community - helping to cover people who can not afford the full-price tickets. It also helps us to sustain a full, rich and diverse programme by giving us the flexibility to continue running events and gatherings that are not always fully booked.

    We are very grateful for your support and contribution - it has a significant impact to the sustainability of our events programme, and to the sustainability of Open House.

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