- Running time 2 hours (including interval)
- Age guidelines 14+ (Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult)
Nikita Kuzmin Midnight Dancer - Tour Dates
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Rising Star of Strictly Come Dancing and Celebrity Big Brother Nikita Kuzmin brings his brand-new show, Midnight Dancer to the stage on his first ever solo UK and Ireland Tour.
Nikita is joined by a sharp and chic cast of talented dancers and vocalists in a show like no other, jam-packed with the hits we all know and love in an evening bursting with happiness, euphoria and of course, world-class dance.
Joining forces with the team behind Oti Mabuse: I Am Here and Johannes Radebe’s trilogy of sell out shows, Midnight Dancer promises to be an unforgettable night of entertainment.
Get ready to see Nikita as you’ve never seen him before.
Nikita Kuzmin Midnight Dancer is playing at the Peacock Theatre in London from 21 to 22 March 2025.
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Important Notes
2025 Tour Dates – full list of dates: 8 March – Bromley Churchill Theatre; 9 March – Cardiff Wales Millennium Centre; 12 March – Bridlington Spa; 15 March – Basingstoke The Anvil; 16 March – Nottingham Royal Concert Hall; 22 March – London Peacock Theatre; 23 March – Leicester Curve; 26 March – Edinburgh Playhouse; 27 March – Tunbridge Wells Assembly Hall Theatre; 28 March – Northampton Royal & Derngate; 30 March – Bristol Hippodrome; 2 April – Aberdeen Music Hall; 3 April – Glasgow SEC Armadillo; 4 April – Blackpool Opera House; 6 April – Sheffield City Hall; 10 April – Southend Cliffs Pavilion; 11 April – Portsmouth Guildhall; 12 April – Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre; 13 April – Leeds Grand Theatre; 17 April – High Wycombe Swan Theatre; 18 April – Peterborough New Theatre; 19 April – Ipswich Regent Theatre; 20 April – Norwich Theatre Royal; 23 April – Swindon Wyvern Theatre; 27 April – Newcastle Theatre Royal; 29 April – Brighton Theatre Royal; 30 April – Liverpool Empire Theatre; 1 May – Dartford Orchard West; 2 May – Stoke-on-Trent Regent Theatre; 4 May – Dublin Bord Gais Energy Theatre; 7 May – Hull New Theatre; 8 May – Manchester Aviva Studios; 9 May – Bath Forum; 10 May – Llandudno Venue Cymru; 11 May – Wolverhampton Grand; 13 May – Milton Keynes Theatre; 14 May – Guildford G-Live; 15 May – Folkstone Leas Cliff Hall; 17 May – Birmingham Hippodrome; 18 May – Truro Hall For Cornwall; 20 May – York Grand Opera House; 21 May – Canterbury Marlowe Theatre









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