Immersive London show Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular is transferring to Australia, and has announced casting.
Des Flanagan (Moulin Rouge! The Musical) is set to star as The Showman in the Australian premiere, with Ruby Clark (The Lord of the Rings) as Max.
The all-important troupe of singers in the show will be acclaimed vocalists Olivia Carniato, Jade Delmiguez, Harrison Riley, Sienna Walsgott and Charly Williams.
They are joined by a company of world-class dancers and circus artists.
The Australian production of Come Alive! kicks off in Sydney on 19 May 2026, before heading to Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, and Melbourne.
Come Alive! in London
The original London production of Come Alive! continues to wow audiences at The Empress Museum, recently extending booking until 14 February 2027.
Come Alive! features all of Benj Pasek and Justin Paul’s hit songs from The Greatest Showman movie including ‘This Is Me’, ‘Rewrite the Stars’, ‘A Million Dreams’, and more.
The show’s cast includes West End favourite Simon Bailey (Moulin Rouge! The Musical) as The Showman, with Anoushka Tandon-Sangar as Max, and Britain’s Got Talent’s Kai Hou as The Ringmaster.
London Tickets: Visit our Come Alive! show page for live availability and tickets for the London production
Plan your London visit
- Theatre: The Empress Museum Theatre, London, SW6 1TT
- Booking until: 14 February 2027
- Running time: 1 hour 40 minutes (including interval)
- Age range: Recommended for ages 6+
- London Tickets: Visit our Come Alive! show page to book seats, explore show details, and view live ticket prices
Empress Museum, London
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