A little while back, Pleasuredrome, one of London’s leading gay saunas, put out a casting call for its “A New Generation” advertising/marketing campaign and now, they’ve been showcasing some of the talent that made the final cut.
Of course, it’d be remise of us not to show you the guys who made the finals!
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You could be joining the likes of Austin Armacost if you manage to get a spot on the new Pleasuredrome campaign. Back in 2018 Pleasuredrome introduced the hunky Celebrity Big Brother star, but now you could be the face of London’s busiest sauna.
The world-famous sauna in London, is swinging open the doors in search of 20 guys to become the new faces of the Pleasuredrome bathhouse.
Pleasuredrome put out a casting call, looking for 20 guys in “all shapes and sizes” and added that “age is not a barrier to beauty”.
The advert says that they are “seeking confident men of all ages and backgrounds to appear in our New Generation Pleasuredrome campaign”
Plus you could earn a tidy £200 and a set of photographs, if you’re successful.
Anyone who is interested has to be available to shoot on the 25th or 26th July.
Pleasuredrome was one of the first gay saunas in the UK to announce its plans to open post lockdown with a tentative date set for August – although an actual date has not yet been set.
Gay owned and managed by Adam and Charles, Pleasuredrome attracts more than 15,000 men every month of all types and ages from London and across the world. This award-winning spa is unique in being open continuously 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year. Pleasuredrome is the only gay venue in the United Kingdom that never closes.
One of the UK’s busiest gay bathhouses has announced its plans to open for the first time since non-essential businesses were ordered to close by the UK’s government.
As the UK’s businesses start, slowly to come back to life, after 100 days of lockdown due to the Coronavirus, many customers are eager for some businesses to re-open, particularly in the LGBT+ sector. One of the last business types to reopen is the sauna.
Now, Pleasuredrome in London has given fans of the gay sauna hope, by announcing it is planning to reopen and welcome back patrons by the middle of summer.
In a statement sent via its mailing list, Pleasuredrome, one of the UK’s busiest gay bathhouses announced its plans to reopen in August – although no specific date was given. We will, of course, update if a specific date is published. The sauna closed back on March 17th.
The pledge to reopen was made after the UK’s government said it was further relaxing restrictions on yet more businesses including swimming pools and gyms. These lifted restrictions only apply in England as the devolved administration in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are setting their own timetable for reopenings.
From the 13th July close contact services such as spas and massage parlours will be allowed open in England.
From the 25th July sport facilities and venues will be allowed to open, “subject to evidence closer to the time”
Many businesses in England have returned, albeit will COVID-secure restrictions including physical distancing measures and limiting the number of people permitted in the building. Bars and pubs were allowed to reopen last weekend, however, nightclubs are still not permitted to open.
One of the UK’s busiest gay saunas has announced that it is to shut its doors from today, “until further notice” due to the Coronavirus outbreak.
A spokesperson, Chris Amos, for the sauna said,
“Following last night’s advice from the UK government recommending people avoid pubs, clubs, theatres and other social venues and in the interest of the health and wellbeing of our much-valued guests as well as the wonderful staff we have decided to temporarily close our doors from 7 am today until further notice.”
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The sauna will use the time to “undergo maintenance and cosmetic improvements” which will provide work for the core staff at the facility.
Pleasuredrome says it will continue to monitor the Government’s advice and “act accordingly to ensure public health and safety.”
You can keep up-to-date with the sauna on their Twitter feed.