Myra Dubois, a comedy and cabaret star, performs her show 'Siren' at the Brighton Dome, a strictly 18+ event.
Myra DuBois brings her new show, Siren, to the Brighton Dome on Sunday 21 March 2027. It's a full-cast production, with DuBois sharing the stage with the all-dancing Fabulous Myrettes and her sister Rose Lavender. The set is built around a full cast and her crowd work, which she describes as razor-sharp.
DuBois is a Rotherham-born actress and cabaret star who calls herself the UK's self-declared 'siren from South Yorkshire'. She first made a name for herself with viral clips of her shows, then took the West End as 'Ruth' in the hit Titanique, and followed that with a sell-out tour of Australia. Siren is her brand-new show, which she bills as her most spectacular yet.
Her reputation for a sharp tongue is well-documented: Graham Norton called her 'bust a gut funny', and TimeOut London described her as 'acid-tongued, funny to the bone'. Beyond the stage, she's appeared on Britain's Got Talent, The John Bishop Show, Big Brother's Bit on the Side, Pointless Celebrities, The Weakest Link, Richard Osman's House of Games, and Queens For The Night, and she starred in the film Everyone's Talking About Jamie.
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The show is strictly 18+. It runs at the Comedy Theatre within the Brighton Dome on Church Street, BN1 1UE, starting at 19:30 with doors opening at 18:45. Tickets are £34, with an £84 VIP Experience also available.
