Table Dancing: When Any Stage Will Do

Dancing is probably one of the most common things you find at any sort of night club. It's also one of the most popular types of show, as evidenced by the sheer number of gentleman's clubs where erotic dancing and striptease are the biggest draws for the night time crowds. But if you're going out somewhere it helps if you know exactly what it is you're getting yourself into. This is why clubs which offer table dancing London has on offer are a big draw for many people that are tired of the usual club scene and who want something new.

What's table dancing? Well it's a way for the audience to get a little more up close and personal with the performers, changing up the ratio of viewers and their proximity to the dancer. As the name implies table dancing is done on your table (which has to be a sturdy place to perform, after all) rather than on a stage. This means that you have to stay seated and the dancers come to you, performing close enough to reach out and touch. Of course the table dancing clubs London boasts have strict rules about that sort of thing, so it's important that you always read the club's policies before you do anything you're not too sure about.

The types and styles of table dancing will vary from club to club too; that's just as true in London as it is in any other major cities with an active club scene. Some clubs may cater to nude dancing or striptease, where other clubs will have girls that put on an erotic show while keeping their clothes on. Some clubs will boast a variety of entertainment options depending on the night and the theme, and these will typically be listed on the club's website so that customers can choose the night that they'd like to attend best.

There are also half a dozen different takes on table dancing, ranging from cage shows to bar dancing (which is often considered a little safer, since bars are quite sturdy as a rule). There will be clubs that have amateur nights, sometimes with prizes, and those can draw quite the crowd of dancers who haven't done anything professionally before. But if table dancing is your thing, either as a dancer or as a member of the eagerly awaiting audience, then you could do worse than skirting the club scene throughout one of the oldest cities in England to see just what it is London has to offer your late night ramblings.