Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular has confirmed a wave of new cast members joining the Empress Museum this autumn, as the immersive circus show enters its third year in London. The production has also announced an extension into next year, with tickets now available until 29 August 2027.
Now in it’s third year performing in the purpose-built Big Top at the Empress Museum in Earl’s Court, Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular has announced both a new cast and a booking extension. The production will see new circus performers join its roster of talent, including the Bilak Brothers, Anna Krainiuk, Lisette Ramsey Brooks, Colin Vuillème, Marcos Fagundes and Nino Bartolini. Also joining the production is are new additions to the cast of Roustabouts, Charlotte Lee, Ebz Alicia and Martin McDonough, alongside singer-songwriter Famous Oberogo, who takes on the role of Samson.
Featuring favourite songs from the hit film like ‘This Is Me,’ ‘A Million Dreams,’ ‘Rewrite the Stars’ and ‘The Greatest Show,’ Come Alive! combines West End vocals, world-class acrobatics and immersive staging inspired The Greatest Showman, becoming one of London’s most popular immersive experiences.
See live availability for Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Spectacular here
Meet the new circus performers
The Bilak Brothers are an internationally recognised Ukrainian acrobatic duo, known for their powerful hand-to-hand acrobatics and emotionally driven stage performances. Officially appointed Creative Ambassadors of their hometown, the brothers have appeared on major international talent shows including France’s Got Talent, Britain’s Got Talent and Spain’s Got Talent, and hold multiple Guinness World Records, including for the longest duration performing a single-arm handstand on a partner’s head.
Anna Krainiuk began acrobatics at just six years old, starting her first professional contract at 11 with a women’s banquine group in Israel. She has since performed in circus productions across European theatres, a touring show in Brazil and cruise ships around the world, where she also began exploring aerial disciplines.
Lisette Ramsey Brooks is a multidisciplinary circus artist specialising in hair suspension and aerial hoop. She has performed internationally and studied at the National Centre for Circus Arts, specialising in aerial hoop, and also works as an aerial instructor outside of performing.
Colin Vuillème graduated from the National Circus School of Montreal in 2025, specialising in acrobatics, trampoline and teeterboard. He discovered circus at age nine at the École de Cirque du Jura in Switzerland, later completing an apprenticeship as an apparatus engineer. He joined the pre-professional programme at LeZarticirque in Sainte-Croix in 2020, before entering professional circus school in 2021.
Marcos Fagundes is a professional acrobat specialising in teeterboard, trampoline, Russian swing, tumbling and floor acrobatics. Trained at the National Circus School of Brazil, he brings international performance experience including work with Cirque du Soleil and other live productions, with a strong focus on discipline, safety and teamwork.
Nino Bartolini graduated from the National Circus School of Montreal in 2025 as a teeterboard specialist, and has spent the past year performing with The 7 Fingers on Duel Reality across more than 20 countries. Alongside his circus career, Bartolini studied precision mechanics for four years, and enjoys photography and outdoor sports in his free time.
Plan your visit
- Venue: Empress Museum
- Running time: 1 hour 40 minutes, including one interval (not including pre-show activity)
- Age guidance: 5+
Empress Museum, London
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