Format options — the full Onizal Dance is 4 hours, but I adapt to the event.
Full format
Workshop (2h) + freeform ecstatic dance (2h). Best for retreats, dedicated workshops, and events where depth matters more than scheduling convenience.
Sound journey only
The ecstatic dance without the preceding workshop. A carefully crafted wave from grounding to ecstasy. Works for festivals with tight scheduling, late-night slots, or audiences already familiar with ecstatic dance.
Ceremonial journey
The full Onizal Dance extended with deeper plant medicine ceremony, longer integration, and additional group work. For intimate retreats and experienced groups.
Custom
Tell me what you need. I've played sunrise sets, afternoon workshops, multi-day programs, and everything in between.
What it looks like in practice
A room of 30–200 people. Barefoot. No alcohol. Candles if the space allows it. Music moving through tribal, organic, medicine, electronic, devotional, bass.
Some people choose to dance together. Others stay with their own movement, rest, or watch. A hug happens only when both people want it. Someone asking for support can choose company or space. A whole evening dancing alone is welcome.
Choice and support
Touch, eye gazing, partner work, and sharing are optional. Anyone can decline, change their mind, or step out without explaining. Speaking to set a boundary or seek help takes priority over a no-talking agreement. Roles are chosen together, never assigned by gender.
Men have a particular responsibility to keep invitations easy to refuse and to receive refusal without pressure. Sensual movement is not permission to approach or touch. A shared dance or exercise creates no expectation of romantic access afterward.
Before booking, agree with the host who provides support, how dancers can identify them, and how concerns will be handled during and after the event. There must be a route for concerns about the facilitator too. Publish those event-specific details before tickets go on sale; this website does not confirm a support team or reporting channel for every host.
The facilitator guide sets out the preparation and accountability expected. Women's experience should inform those arrangements, with women involved in planning and support.