The Menier Chocolate Factory and Strut & Fret have confirmed the return to London of Sabrage, their theatrical experience combining circus and cabaret.
Once again directed by Scott Maidment, Sabrage is returning to Lafayette in London from 13 August 2025 to 4 January 2026.
The show scored a number of positive reviews when it opened in March 2025, including four-star reviews from the Guardian and The Stage, and finished its first booking period on 6 July 2025.
Sabrage will star its original cast, including aerial duo Kimberley Bargenquast and Flynn Miller alongside actress and dancer Skye Ladell, singer Rechelle Mansour, acrobat and comedian Remi Martin, aerialist, acrobat and roller skater Christian Nimri, performer and creator Spencer Novich and circus artist Emma Phillips.
Sabrage, named after the ceremonial practice of opening a champagne bottle with a sabre, is an extravagant evening inviting audiences to delve into the world of allure and seduction within this intimate venue.
The show is produced by award-winning London theatre the Menier Chocolate Factory and entertainment producers and managers Strut & Fret.
Scott Maidment’s credits include an artistic partnership with Madonna and directorial credits such as LIMBO, Cantina, Blanc de Blanc, Blanc de Blanc Encore, Love Lust Lost, When Night Comes, The Party, Showtime at the Pink Flamingo, Boom Boom in the House of Casa Blah Blah, Fun House, The Secret Death of Salvador Dali, Tom Tom Crew, Dream Menagerie, Feasting on Flesh, Cantina and The Happy Sideshow.
Food and drink packages are available at the venue, along with VIP access to backstage hideaway Nola’s Bar, an opulent speakeasy.
Sabrage tickets & dates
Sabrage is running at Lafayette in London from 13 August 2025 to 4 January 2026.
More about SABRAGE tickets at Lafayette in London
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