Cabaret trio Fascinating Aïda brings its 'most sensationally analogue show ever' to the Belgrade Theatre, with new songs generated by human neural networks.
Fascinating Aïda are back at the Belgrade Theatre on Wednesday 27 January 2027, with a brand new show called BAWDACIOUS! presented by John Mackay and Sally Homer. It's their first outing since their 40th Anniversary Tour, and they're returning with a fresh set of songs rather than reaching back into the old ones.
There's a running joke the trio have built around their combined age of 278 years, and BAWDACIOUS! plays right into it. They describe the new songs as being generated by human neural networks that data-mine their back catalogue, and they call this their most sensationally analogue show ever. It's a bit of a wink at the way they've worked over the decades, with the new material drawing on everything they've done before.
On stage it's Dillie Keane, Adèle Anderson and Liza Pulman, with Michael Roulston on piano. They bill themselves as the world's greatest cabaret troupe and Britain's raciest, sassiest and most successful theatre cabaret trio. The critics have been pretty consistent about what that actually looks like: Metro called it 'cabaret heaven', The Guardian described it as 'outrageous... seductive', and The Daily Telegraph went with 'hilarious'. Stewart Lee summed it up as 'Hips! Lips! Tits! Power!'.
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It's recommended for ages 14 and over, suitable for feisty teenagers upwards, and includes bad language and sexual references. The show starts at 7:30pm and runs for about two hours, including an interval. Tickets are from £20, including booking fee (from £27.50).
