Kinky Entertainment is a Berlin company running fetish and swinger parties in clubs it hires, under the line where elegance meets desire. Its Berlin nights go out under the name LUST-Berlin; the brand also works Dresden, and advertises masked balls, a members' club and a recurring Secret Townhouse Party alongside the main editions.

The house style is a dressed, produced night rather than a club night with a fetish label attached. Editions are built around a theme with performers hired to it — pole and acrobatics shows, aerialists, stilt walkers, dancers and show acts — across two floors, with DJs drawn from the Berlin and Dresden scene, including names the organiser credits to KitKat Club and Insomnia.

The published rules are consistent across editions and unusually explicit. Consent is stated as a house rule in its own words: only a clear yes means yes, and no, maybe or silence means no, with consent revocable at any time. An awareness team works the floor. The clubs are phone-free at the Dresden edition and the door is decided at the door — the organiser says plainly that buying a ticket is not admission, that the doorwoman decides, and that a refused guest is refunded. Showers, towels, hygiene articles and condoms are provided free.

Tickets are not sold from a shop. Each edition carries an application form asking for a name, an email, something about yourself and a social-media account, and the organiser reviews it before selling.