Comments on: The strippers of Shoreditch

By: Kevin

Kevin — Sat, 10 Dec 2016 16:19:02 +0000

Is this my 15minutes of fame I,m the guy trying to cool whilst Lara dances for me on very quite afternoon

By: Mark Burrell

Mark Burrell — Sat, 13 Jun 2015 09:33:05 +0000

Best time I’ve had for ages having a private dance in the Olde Axe, Hackney Road. This group should be updated. This great place and others in Shoreditch and the one in Clerkenwell and the one near Kings Cross are back now, going as strong as ever: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2418412824/ (If the group owner doesn’t update it, please let me take it over).

By: Mr savez

Mr savez — Sat, 28 Jun 2014 02:48:06 +0000

I love shoreditch. Amazing women. Excellent service. Respect is mutual, dont be jealous because people wont pay to see your body love

By: james

james — Wed, 10 Jul 2013 22:50:12 +0000

I have been to a number of pubs in the Shoreditch area and also one in Clerkenwell Road. The entertainers are superb, the venues well managed. The performances are a form of theatre.
There are notices on the pub doors advising of what is inside and if one is likely to be offended, please do not enter.
The girls are polite, well spoken and the customers in return are expected to be polite.
Its all very nice.
A pound in the pot and a tenner for a five minute private dance. Good value,good fun.

By: James

James — Wed, 12 Dec 2012 17:49:20 +0000

Isabelle I think you can rest assured that under 18s do not get into strip clubs in Shoreditch, it is not worth it for the clubs and they’d be risking their licenses. Under 18s see hardcore porn every day on their phones anyway so they don’t need to enter strip clubs to see nudity… and much more. Women pay to see strippers and I don’t think it’s any worse for men to do the same. Do we really want to go back to a prudish, buttoned-up society? I don’t!

By: Matt

Matt — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 00:55:53 +0000

Sarah above, do you have a problem flashing a smile at a bartender (male or female) to get served more quickly? Do you have a problem with a top female athlete making a fortune through her athletic prowess. Using your body for gain, monetary or otherwise, what’s the difference? What is superior about using physical assets rather than mental assets to make a living anyway? The only difference is that the usage you have a problem with is sexually oriented – therefore you ARE a prude.

By: Sarah

Sarah — Sat, 08 May 2010 11:19:21 +0000

After a night drinking on Columbia Road, my girlfriends and I went in to Browns on our way home….does nobody else find it sad that a woman walks around a pub of fully dressed men with a jug begging for money, for HER to take HER clothes off??? It’s absurd…it’s sad. And no matter what anyone says the more this becomes “acceptable” the less respect we can command as women. I’m not a feminist, or a prude…I love my body and have no problem showing it off to the right person, to someone who deserves to see it, and when I want. Not when I need for money. I discovered an old friend was doing it, she gave it up to work in a bank….even though she said the money was amazing. But clearly the money comes with a price. And sooner or later, if a stripper’s not on drugs, she won’t be able to hack it any more.

By: Isabelle

Isabelle — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 18:48:14 +0000

There is an ad running at the moment discouraging boys from beating and hurting their girlfriends. It seems that this is an increasing problem that is causing the authorities enough concern to spend £2million pounds to try to help it.

We have created a sad world for our young people, we have created for them a world of easy sex and one night stands, drinking oneself into a stupor, the illusion of an easy life for a teenage single mothers and TV advertisements about taking a chlamydia test as the numbers infected are rocketing out of control.

So, when we say okay, take the Sun and Star into your home, let your children see half naked young women and regard it as normal. Young women seeing stripping and dancing naked as an alternative to temping – and not in a special club but in a public house where anyone can go in, any age – does anyone think under 18’s dont get to witness this? What is the message we are sending about what girls and women are for?

Only watch Jeremy Kyle – does anyone think that the sad, betrayed young people on that programme are just a pathetic few? If they did then they would be very wrong.

It is heartbreaking.

By: William K Wallace

William K Wallace — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 22:56:59 +0000

It has been many a year since I enjoyed watching some real strippers in action as opposed to lap dancers. I think I may have to do some further investigation into this very enjoyable recreational pursuit….!

By: Graham

Graham — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 13:44:00 +0000

As always, an intriguing and non-judgemental article – which may be recording an important historical phase in sexual mores in this country. However there is a difference between traditional ‘stripping’ which might be described as displaying the female nude in an erotic and playful sense – with music, drama, fantasy etc. The first photo above – which shows the girl literally sticking her open vagina in the face of the man at the bar – shows a degree of barbarism (on the part of the stripper) that is in my view ‘beyond the pale’. Acts of vaginal intimacy surely beyond either in the privacy of the bedroom or the gynaecological examination chair. The fact that a ‘nicely brought up girl’ feels good about doing something in public which no ‘Winchester Goose’ would have ever thought of doing in public – speaks volumes about the collapse of all moral and ethical norms in this country. In the past, even prostitution had ‘rules’. These exhibitionists are far more immoral than prostitutes of the past: prostitutes knew that men wanted sex and they sold them the experience in order to survive. This woman – apparently well educated – is not willing to actually offer sex for money – but offers the ‘pornogaphy’ of fantasy sex – for money. What a sad world we live in.