RITUALS, SHOWS, PLAYPARTY

Each month, DRAGON’S CABARET at IKSK serves as Juliette’s erotic laboratory, blending a néo-burlesque cabaret, live performances, workshops, discussions, pagan rituals, and role-playing games. It’s a chance to celebrate femininity, female pleasure, and feminist sexuality with humor and creativity.

All bodies and genders are welcome, with a focus on the pleasure of those socialized as women.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th / FROM 7pm

This time is very intimate and there is no burlesque show.
It’s about JUICY EMPOWERMENT for vulva owners. Let’s sit in circle ⭕️ drink lots of water 💧 and chat together about it : how does it feel? what do we like about it?

💦 Wet Lab — get to know your body and explore squ*rting to build self-confidence. 
@gendererror404 comes and supports me as a very devoted assistant for 3-hour workshop on squ*rting, open to anyone with a vulva, regardless of gender. 
A space to understand, experiment with, and get to know your body better through a feminist, educational approach that—initially—isn’t necessarily erotic. We’ll cover the mechanics of female ejac*lation as a form of empowerment, along with sensations, exploration, and bodily autonomy. 
The goal: discovering how to squ*rt on your own, without relying on a partner. 
We’ll spend two hours in a circle, followed by a « play party » open to all bodies and genders, allowing you to continue exploring in a more erotic context—with or without a partner. It’s an evening centered on the body’s sacred fluids, play, and shared pleasure. Feel free to invite your partners to join us! 💦

Entrance fee : from 20€ to whatever you can to support. 

Photos @pauline_kortmann

ABOUT JULIETTE

Juliette Dragon (Paris), feminist artist for over 30 years (live performer, director, cabaret dancer, choreographer, comedian, burlesque stripper), questions representations of femininity. For 18 years, she has taught burlesque striptease as empowering art therapy for women worldwide (Europe, USA, Australia, Mexico, China) to help them gain self-confidence.

For 13 years, she has explored what feminist sexuality could be in the sex-positive scene.