Toronto theatre to host first ever 'Orgy' for 'disabled' people

For the first time ever, a Toronto theatre will be hosting "orgy" for the disabled people with hydraulic lifts, sign language and free carer tickets.

The organizers are hoping that the act would draw 125 revellers to the x-rated night where a "wheelchair can just become another sex toy", reported the Daily Express.

Brainchild of disability awareness consultants Stella Palikarova and Andrew Morrison Gurza, the masquerade ball, which has been priced at 13 pounds, will be open to all.

Commenting on the fact that various hotels had refused to host the night in August, Palikarova, 35, said that the "naysayers" subconsciously hated the fact that wheelchair bound would have "great sex".

They wanted the world to know that people with disabilities were sexual beings in un-conventional ways as well, she added.

The raunchy get together will take on the same day as Parapan American Games for disabled athletes.