Left: The females did not hesitate to 'back it up' on their male counterparts. Right: She was ready for action as the directors of Good Company and Appleton presented 'Sex and the City' May Daze Party, held at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre, Hope Road on Friday night. - Winston Sill

Lights! Camera! Action! May Daze, Sex And The City.

Out in their numbers, patrons, mostly females, flocked the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre on Friday night.

This week's theme, network television's hit 'Sex And The City'. The Carries, Charlottes, Mirandas and Samanthas were out to flirt.

A few females were out early as they aimed to make full use of the free before 11 policy that the promoters offered.

Inside the venue, songs like Beg You A Touch and My Heart Is Hers caused pandemonium among the patrons, screaming females grabbing the closest males and pinning them against the bars, rails or whatever sturdy surface they could find.

With ZJ Ice and DJ Shine controlling the attention of the large gathering, it was time to Party Hard.

At one point, members of the The Conceited girls, leaving little to the imagination, walked through the venue, teasing the random unsuspecting males.

The Appleton girls, found themselves on the bars, whining up a storm, not wanting to be left out, and were equally entertaining.

It was time to party hip hop style and songs like I Feel Free, So Hard and Empire State of Mind set the tone.

The night was warm and the heat emanating from the speakers ensuring that the event was kept under inferno-like circumstances.

Females frantically fanned themselves with flyers or wiped their faces as sweat oozed from their pores.

A blazing dancehall segment ensued with Agent Sasco's Hand Inna Di Air and a slew of Aidonia, Bounty Killer and Vybz Kartel songs including Kartel's Clarks Franchise.

"I have been coming to May Daze from it started and the vibes keep me coming back," said an obviously pleased patron, Yanique Lambert.