Cabaret trio Fascinating Aïda bring their new show, pairing brand-new songs with their back catalogue, to the Royal Hall.
Fascinating Aïda are back at the Royal Hall on Saturday 13 February 2027, with a brand new show directed by Paul Foster. They're a cabaret trio — Dillie Keane, Adèle Anderson and Liza Pulman, with Michael Roulston on piano — and they've built a reputation as one of Britain's raciest, sassiest and most successful theatre cabaret acts. This one follows their 40th Anniversary Tour, so it's a new chapter rather than a repeat.
The set pairs brand-new songs with a good deal of their older material. The new stuff comes from what they call 'human neural networks', while the older songs are drawn from their back catalogue — a combined deep-learning age of 278 years, as they put it. They've described the whole thing as their most sensationally analogue show yet.
They're not exactly newcomers to the stage. The press has been kind over the years: Metro called them 'heaven', The Guardian described them as 'outrageous... seductive' and The Daily Telegraph went with 'hilarious'. Stewart Lee summed them up as 'Hips! Lips! Tits! Power!'. It's the kind of show that leans into the cabaret tradition — songs, wit, and a fair bit of cheek.
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On the practical side, it's a 120-minute show starting at 7:30pm at the Royal Hall on Ripon Road. Tickets run from £39.00 to £78.00, with the top price for a box that seats two. It's recommended for ages 14 and over, and under-16s need to be accompanied by an adult. Captioned, Relaxed, Audio Described and British Sign Language interpreted performances are also available.
