Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Nikita Kuzmin is heading back out on tour next year with major new dance show Burn the Floor presents: NIKITA KUZMIN – Supernova.
The tour starts at Shrewsbury’s Theatre Severn on 9 June 2026, and then visits Newport, Nottingham, Manchester, York, Darlington, Blackpool, Llandudno, Torquay, Swindon, Tunbridge Wells, Canterbury, Portsmouth, Brighton, Hull, Sheffield, Coventry, Leicester, Liverpool, Carlisle, Inverness, Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Scunthorpe, Poole, Bath, Southend, Eastbourne, Guildford, Cambridge, and Ipswich.
Created by world-renowned choreographer and BAFTA Award-winner Jason Gilkison, the show promises to be an electrifying fusion of movement and music, featuring ballroom, Latin and contemporary styles, brought to life with Nikita’s signature charm, power and charisma.
Burn the Floor: Supernova will breathe new life into traditional dances such as the Viennese Waltz and Foxtrot along with the fiery passion of the Tango and Paso Doble all while celebrating the sheer energy of the Cha Cha, Samba, Rumba and Jive.
Burn the Floor is the world’s leading ballroom-based dance company, thrilling audiences since 1999 with its cutting-edge productions.
Nikita Kuzmin is currently dancing on BBC entertainment show Strictly Come Dancing, with celebrity dance partner Amber Davies, West End star of shows including The Great Gatsby and Back to the Future.
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Burn the Floor presents: NIKITA KUZMIN – Supernova – Tour Dates 2026
9th – 10th June – Shrewsbury – Theatre Severn
12th June – Newport – ICC Wales
13th June – Nottingham – Royal Concert Hall
14th June – Manchester – Bridgewater Hall
16th June – York – York Barbican
17th June – Darlington – Darlington Hippodrome
18th June – Blackpool – Opera House
19th June – Llandudno – Venue Cymru
21st June – Torquay – Princess Theatre
23rd – 24th June – Swindon – Wyvern Theatre
25th June – Tunbridge Wells – Assembly Hall
26th June – Canterbury – Marlowe Theatre
27th June – Portsmouth – Kings Theatre
28th June – Brighton – Brighton Dome
30th June – Hull – Hull City Hall
1st July – Sheffield – Sheffield City Hall
2nd – 3rd July – Coventry – Belgrade Theatre
4th July – Leicester – De Montfort Hall
5th July – Liverpool – ACC Liverpool
7th July – Carlisle – Sands Centre
8th July – Inverness – Eden Court Theatre
9th July – Aberdeen – Music Hall
11th July – Dundee – Caird Hall
12th July – Edinburgh – Festival Theatre
14th July – Newcastle – Tyne Theatre & Opera House
15th July – Scunthorpe – Baths Hall
17th July – Poole – Lighthouse
18th July – Bath – The Forum
21st July – Southend – Cliffs Pavilion
22nd July – Eastbourne – Congress Theatre
23rd July – Guildford – G Live
24th July – Cambridge – Corn Exchange
25th July – Ipswich – Regent Theatre
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