360-degree dance and acrobatic spectacular directed by Channing Tatum, based on the Magic Mike films, at the Hippodrome Casino.
Magic Mike Live is at the Hippodrome Casino on Friday 11 December, a 360-degree dance and acrobatic spectacular conceived and directed by Channing Tatum. It's based on the films Magic Mike (2012) and Magic Mike XXL (2015), and while Tatum's name is all over the production, he doesn't actually perform in the London show.
It launched in Las Vegas in 2017 and has toured venues around the world since then. The show is described as being for over-18s only, and the production describes its aim as empowering women by giving them a place where their desires are heard and they're treated like goddesses.
The venue itself has a long history. The Hippodrome Casino opened in 1900 as a home for circus and variety performances, was rebuilt as a music-hall and theatre in 1909, converted into a nightclub in 1958 — when it was known as The Talk of the Town — and reopened as a casino in 2012. It's a spot that's seen a fair few different lives over the last century, and this is just the latest.
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One thing to be clear on before you head out: it's strictly over-18s, and you'll need to bring a physical, valid Government-issued photo ID. Photos, digital copies, BRPs and eVisas aren't accepted, so make sure you've got the real thing on you. The show runs on Friday 11 December at the Hippodrome Casino.
