Danny Grossman
How the modern dance guru, whose company performs at Harbourfront this month, would spend a single perfect day. Toronto on ... By Amy Verner
Sponsored by:
A throbbing mega-club, this massive venue has been newly renovated. It draws hordes of the usual suspects with pumping music, dizzying lights and a frenzied atmosphere (the kind that comes from partying alongside 1,000 strangers). For a bird’s-eye view, go to the mezzanine level and gaze at the sea of writhing bodies below. All eyes are on a raised platform at the centre of the dance floor, where three scantily clad go-go dancers get the crowd going. When said dancers take a break, giggling ladies take to the stage, eager for their 15 minutes; strippercise fans can show off their seductive moves by writhing against the pole. For a break from the insanity, sink into a sofa in the lounge, where a bongo drummer plays to the music and bottle service secures you a seat.
Related Listings
State Theatre
Consolidating King West’s reputation for upscale clubs, this swanky venue ...
Footwork Bar & Afterhours
The entrance suggests gritty: you must walk down an alleyway, ...
Li’ly
Welcome to the clone zone, another venue in a long ...
Wicked
This hedonistic, sex-themed bar attracts an interesting clientele. A man ...
The Guvernment
A massive, multi-roomed entertainment complex, The Guvernment is a dance ...
Related Features
Raising the Bar
Bespoke bartending and exotic ingredients (kumquats, anyone?) define the latest cocktail trend By Steven Dam
Hung Up
Some tips on beating the hangover blues By Sarah Grynpas
- Directories
