Before Eden: Returning to the Cradle

Before Eden was imagined as a garden, there was something far older and far more real.

Before myth and morality, before rules about bodies and desire, there was the Cradle of Humankind, here in Africa, here in what is now South Africa. Caves, stone, heat, rhythm. Places where early humans gathered not as couples or individuals, but as communities learning how to survive, connect, and be together.

Before Eden is inspired by this beginning.Not as a reenactment, and not as fantasy, but as a reminder: humanity began collectively. Desire was not hidden. Touch was not owned. Rhythm, warmth, and proximity shaped how we related to one another.

This event invites you into that remembering.

What to Expect on the Night

Before Eden is a full play party. The space is designed to feel grounding and sensual, somewhere to slow down, notice each other, and let connection unfold naturally.

There will be:

• Open play spaces

• Areas to observe, rest, and socialise

• A strong emphasis on shared atmosphere and collective energy

At the heart of the night is an innovative spanking performance by Sungakonji, rhythmic, embodied, and connective. This is not a stage show to watch passively, but a piece that sets tone and tempo for the space, echoing the way rhythm and sound have always brought bodies together.

As always at Casa Kink, consent, care, and clear communication form the container. Within that, you are free to explore in ways that feel right for you, whether that’s playing, watching, connecting, or simply being present.

You are welcome to arrive solo or with others. This is not a paired event. It is about shared experience, not coupling.

Dress Code: Inspired, Not Imitated

We ask guests to dress inspired by earth, stone, heat, nature and the body, rather than specific cultures.

Think:

• Natural fibres

• Bare skin

• Leather, rope, linen

• Gold, bone, wood, stone textures

• Cave, garden, and firelight tones

Please avoid:

• Specific cultural or ceremonial dress, unless it is YOUR culture

• Tribal prints, masks, or sacred symbols

• Anything that references a culture not your own

The intention is ancestral humanity, not costume or appropriation.

Why Come?

Before Eden is an invitation to step out of modern scripts and into something more spacious. To experience desire as shared atmosphere rather than performance. To feel rhythm move through a room. To remember that bodies were never meant to want in isolation.

If this speaks to you. If you’re curious about collective energy, embodied rhythm, and play held with intention, then this night is for you. Grab your tickets.

The Cradle awaits our return.