Cirque du Soleil’s OVO is opening tonight at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
Performances start tonight, 9 January 2025, for Cirque du Soleil’s iconic show. OVO recently extended its run at the Royal Albert Hall due to phenomenal demand, and is now booking until 1 March 2026.
OVO marks Cirque du Soleil’s 30th anniversary of performing in London — a major milestone in its UK journey.
Set in a bustling ecosystem teeming with energy, OVO dives into the hidden world beneath our feet – where ants march, crickets leap, spiders spin, and love blossoms unexpectedly.
With jaw-dropping aerial acts, high-flying trapeze stunts, and gravity-defying acrobatics, OVO pushes the boundaries of physical theatre, including acrobats soaring across the stage in a dazzling display of coordination and courage.
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More about OVO
- OVO is a dazzling insect-inspired spectacle, following a curious blue insect who stumbles into a bustling bug community and falls head-over-wings for a charismatic ladybug. Set to a live Brazilian-inspired score and performed by a cast of over 50 artists from 12 countries, the production features signature Cirque artistry — most notably the Flying Act, in which scarabs soar across the stage with breathtaking precision.
- OVO has already captivated over 4.5 million people worldwide since its premiere in Montreal in 2009.
- OVO is a riot of colour, energy, and gravity-defying acrobatics. The show immerses audiences in a vibrant ecosystem where insects crawl, flutter, leap and love.
- OVO – Cirque du Soleil runs from 9 January to 1 March 2026 at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
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