Cabaret trio Fascinating Aïda brings its new show 'BAWDACIOUS!' with songs generated by human neural networks and hits from their back catalogue.
Fascinating Aïda are coming to the Royal Concert Hall on Thursday 11 February 2027, with the show Bawdacious! taking place in the Main Auditorium. It's the trio of Dillie Keane, Adèle Anderson and Liza Pulman, with Michael Roulston on piano and Paul Foster directing.
They've spent years billing themselves as the world's greatest cabaret troupe, and the press has mostly gone along with it. The Telegraph called them 'hilarious', the Guardian 'outrageous... seductive', and Metro described them as 'cabaret heaven'. Stewart Lee summed them up as 'Hips! Lips! Tits! Power!'
Bawdacious! follows their 40th Anniversary Tour and brings a brand new show. A good chunk of it comes from new songs they've written, which they describe as being generated by human neural networks, drawing on their combined age of 278 years. They're also raiding their back catalogue to stage what they call their greatest, most sensationally analogue show ever, so you'll get the new material alongside the older songs they've become known for.
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The whole thing runs for around two hours, including an interval, and the age guidance is 14+. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:30pm start, and tickets are £26.00 to £33.50.
