A high-energy male variety show combining circus skills, acrobatics, and striptease, featuring a vocal artist and fire acts.
If you are planning your social calendar for the spring, Forbidden Nights is scheduled for Saturday, 25 April 2026, at Ironworks Studio C. Located at 30 Cheapside, this venue hosts the variety show that many might recognise from its appearance on Britain's Got Talent. The performance is a blend of different disciplines, moving between a traditional male revue and more technical circus skills. The line-up includes a male vocalist, aerial artists, and performers specialising in pole and fire acts. It’s a production that combines elements of theatre, cabaret, and burlesque, often drawing comparisons to the artistic style of Cirque du Soleil but with the specific energy of a show like Magic Mike.
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For those attending the April show, the timing is quite specific. Doors at the studio open between 19:00 and 19:30, with the performance itself beginning between 19:50 and 20:00. It is important to arrive early, as the final entry is usually cut off by 19:40. The show runs for a couple of hours, concluding around 22:00 or 22:30. One of the standard features of the evening is the meet and greet session held immediately after the finale, allowing the audience to take photos with the performers. As this is an Adults Only event, everyone in the group must be over 18 and carry a valid ID for entry. The venue is also equipped with disabled access, ensuring the space is inclusive for all guests.
In terms of cost, tickets are tiered based on where you sit within the studio. Prices range from £25 to £45, covering options from the rear stalls to the front row and premium seating. There is also a Stage Pass available for an additional £40. A useful addition to the ticket price is that it includes free access to the after-party at Pryzm Brighton, which provides a straightforward transition for those wanting to stay out later. While the 25 April date is the immediate focus, the show has a long-term residency in the city, with performances confirmed for every Saturday through May, June, July, and August, eventually wrapping up this run on 5 September 2026. This makes it a flexible option if you are coordinating a larger group like a hen night or a birthday celebration later in the year.















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