Skye facilitates all things weird and wonderful such as Playful Submission and Dominance, Conscious Connection, Embodied Consent, Sensual Story Telling, Fusion Dance, Nature Connection and Rites and Rituals.

“Explorations into our creative, sensual and sexual selves in safe spaces are a powerful way of getting to know ourselves better – and expanding our ideas of who we are and what we are capable of!

My mission is to make play fun, consensual and accessible for everyone!”

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He’s a writer/storyteller from England and will be sharing songs around the fire at the festival.

Having explored voice through storytelling and song for many years, Tom will be running workshop on freeing the voice – have you ever been told you can’t sing? Or that you have a bad voice? Tom will show you a way to connect to its natural sound, connecting to how you feel in your emotions and your body.

“Voice is such a rich treasure to be mined – it contains so many of our hopes and fears, strengths and vulnerabilities, it’s an amazing medium to explore what’s going on inside us beyond the grasp of our rational minds!”

Tom takes care of the background organisation of the festival i.e. if something goes wrong he’s the one you can shout at 🙂

He came up with the idea of the Festival of Sensuality because he wasn’t attracted to the more spiritual let’s-dress-up-in-white tantra festivals and neither did he want to just dive into swinger club scenes.

Could there be an event where people can explore who they are, what they feel, how they relate to others, an event open to anyone regardless of what they believe or how they look?

He created this festival because he wanted to go to it.

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‘As a facilitator, I’m passionate about creating spaces for deep relational exploration. Spaces where people can experiment with new ways of relating, soften layers of conditioning, and experience what becomes possible when they are truly met.

At the festival, I’ll be offering workshops as relational laboratories for exploring intimacy, relational safety, animal body, sensual eros, and embodied power.

My approach is not about pushing through or performing transformation. Instead, I focus on creating the safety, trust, and relational conditions that allow new insights, experiences, and embodied shifts to emerge organically. I weave together Eastern and Western approaches, group dynamics, somatic and nervous system practices, and intimacy-focused relational exploration. I prioritise practical tools for self- and co-regulation, empowerment, and consent, allowing transformation to unfold at the body’s natural pace.

At the heart of my work is supporting people to build inner safety and capacity needed to meet soul to soul: so intimacy becomes a path of expansion and growth.’

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‘At the festival, I will be guiding you through experiences that invite resilience, curiosity, and aliveness back into the body. My work is rooted in somatic practice and nervous system regulation, offering playful, grounded ways to reconnect with yourself and others through movement, sensation, and presence.

In the workshops, we will explore how co-regulation and connection emerge when the body feels supported and listened to. Through gentle body therapy, relational exercises, and guided exploration, I will introduce ways the nervous system can soften and orient — creating space for curiosity, pleasure, and ease. My approach is growth-oriented and informed by Somatic Experiencing and Organic Intelligence, where resilience is revealed rather than forced.

Alongside this, I bring elements of Naked Nature Experience — a movement-based practice rooted in nature, vulnerability, and presence. Moving in natural environments becomes an exploration of authenticity, pleasure, and embodied truth through sensation and aliveness.

With over 14 years of experience in body-oriented psychotherapy, osteopathy, somatic practices, movement theatre, and Butoh, I invite you into spaces where the body remembers its innate capacity for connection and expansion.’

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“I’ll be leading explorations in Contact Improvisation.

Whether a dance is dynamic or gentle, I focus on ‘listening’ with our bodies, as a priority over doing. I focus on tuning-in to our relationship with the earth, and the gravity that gently pulls us to its middle. I focus on sharing body-weight, gently at first – allowing a quality of falling and being off balance, yet often balanced with others- giving up some control as we shift our centre of gravity to a shared place between us, sensing the earth through each other’s structures.

I follow curiosity, taking nothing for granted. For example: What do these clothes I’m wearing feel like? What do I sense at this point of touching bodies? What may I discover about me and this other being right now? What stories am I making up about this moment? Am I including all this in the co-created emergent dance?

The dances and moving together that unfolds may feel exquisite, exciting, calming, coregulating. The co-creations may be art; a kind of sport; an expression of our inner-beings; community building; relationship-nourishing; becoming animal…

We being-fully and playfully experience ourselves as the animals that we are, with potential to be four-legged or rolling creatures, climbers, balancers, ‘listeners’ beyond words, as our animal ancestors – encoded in us still – once knew. With the potential to ‘fly’ or support, to fall and land safely; to curl up tight; to unfold wide; to be intimate, and yet open to all the wonderful space around us.

If we were lucky, we knew all this as babies, toddlers, children… and we may know or reclaim this as adults. It’s our birthright.”

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Marie Echo aka “Murry” (pronouns: fae/they/she) loves to explore intimacy as a form of animism- attuning to the soulful sensuality of all existence. Murry’s passions for kink, expressive arts, consent, ecology and ritual inspire their life’s work as lead organizer of Touch&Play, dominatrix, and performing artist. As a contact improv dancer, vocal improviser and clown, the union of movement, sound and theatre are at the core of fae’s play practice.

Murry dedicates her life to braiding together creativity, connectivity & sensuality. Past workshop & ritual facilitation offers have included: Embodied Consent: Somatics of Connection, Grief & Eros Rituals, Mythic Mirror: Archetypal Attunements, Venusian Honey Rituals, Savage Sensuality: Ecosensual Explorations of Eros, Kinky Clowning and more! Hailing from the forests of Northeastern US, Murry is delighted to frolic with new friends in foreign forests. More of fae’s magic can be found on Instagram: @musemundi

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‘What is it to be authentic? For me, it means being mindful, noticing what happens inside our body and mind moment-to-moment, and sharing it with other people.

This means bringing into the light all the things we normally hide: our masks, our shameful thoughts and emotions, things we are proud of and things we are less proud of.

And this means getting comfortable with the uncomfortable, in particular uncomfortable emotions: anger, fear, sadness, hurt, disgust, attraction and for many of us, joy. All of these surely make human connection scary, and they make it juicy too! ��

In this series of workshops, we will practice befriending uncomfortable emotions so that we can enjoy life more. We will experiment with ways to tell our truth and stop pretending. We will practice staying present with our needs and emotions while being in contact with others.

We will dare to ask for what we want and learn to give a true ‘yes’ or  ‘no’ and deal with potential rejections. All of that with a common goal: building authentic, rock-solid, intimacy.’

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‘I love creating spaces for tuning in, releasing limiting fears and shame, and moving at the pace of consent, allowing people to genuinely feel and embody their juicy “hell yes!”

Over the last decade, I have enjoyed hosting a variety of somatic playground-type spaces, including platonic cuddle parties, sensual dinners, erotic dance gatherings, massage circles, and conscious kink and play parties. In all these spaces, I use breath, movement, and play to help people explore their capacity for connection in a way that feels expansive and nourishing.

I believe the most fulfilling exploration happens in community. When we gather together, each of us is given something we so deeply yearn for as humans: the space to simply be more of ourselves, and to be seen and belong just as we are.

I will hold workshops on relational embodiment. We’ll use play, sensation, and communication to explore desires and boundaries while releasing pressure or performance.’

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‘We’ll mostly put aside what we know about yoga, and simply explore how our bodies want to move, breathe, or simply be. There will be a guided structure in our time together; however, it will serve just as a lens for looking within.

My approach is informed by having grown up with an intensity-seeking tendency. If there wasn’t some edge being pushed, it didn’t feel like enough for me. This pattern was mirrored in many aspects of my life and eventually became unsustainable.

Around that time, after having diligently avoided slowness and gentleness, I decided to invite them in. They showed me how I can weave them into strength and intensity, which became a radical shift for me — one that continues to shape how I move through the world.

I’ll invite you to find your own way of playing with slowness and intensity. To be curious about your rhythms, and gentle with your edges. To maybe explore this further as you go out into the festival each morning.

How can we remain attuned to our own and one another’s rhythms, and cultivate clarity in terms of what we feel, need or want, beyond our clearly defined practice spaces? And when we lose our way a bit, how can we bring ourselves back?’

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