Hit new circus and cabaret show Sabrage is coming back to London this summer, once again playing at the Lafayette in King’s Cross.
The show finished its first booking period this week, on 6 July, but will return to Lafayette London on 13 August 2025, booking to 8 February 2026.
The show is produced by award-winning London theatre the Menier Chocolate Factory and entertainment producers and managers Strut & Fret, and is directed by Strut & Fret’s Scott Maidment.
Casting for the next season of Sabrage is to be confirmed. Recent casting included jazz vocalist and musician Cherise Adams-Burnett, actress and dancer Skye Ladell, acrobat and comedian Remi Martin, performer and creator Spencer Novich, aerialist, acrobat and roller skater Christian Nimri, circus artist Emma Phillips, and aerial duo Flynn Miller and Kimberley Bargenquast.
Sabrage is the ceremonial practice of opening a champagne bottle with a sabre, and the show is an extravagant evening of cabaret and circus, where acrobatic talent and the finest cabaret from around the world are served with “an intoxicating blend of vintage French glamour, high-end spectacle and titillating acts to infatuate, illuminate and inspire”.
Sabrage scored a number of positive reviews when it opened in March 2025, including four-star reviews from the Guardian and The Stage.
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.
Extensive food and drink packages are available at the venue, along with VIP access to backstage hideaway Nola’s Bar, an opulent speakeasy.
Sabrage is playing at Lafayette in London from 13 August 2025 to 8 February 2026.
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