What began as a three-night run a long long time ago, The Empire Strips Back has evolved into a fully-fledged extravaganza! Described as cosplay meets comedy, the show playfully delves into the Star Wars universe, from Storm Trooper chorus lines to dominatrix Darth Vader to a lifesize Jabba the Hutt and much more, this is the perfect show for any fans of burlesque looking to relive their favorite space opera, in a totally new way. So grab your lightsaber and prepare to be amazed and amused by the best night out this side of Mos Eisley's famous cantina!

Sabrage - The technique of opening a bottle with a sword, a striking act, and almost as exciting as Lafayette's new show of the same name. A risque and hedonistic celebration takes place in the midst of King's Cross, celebrating the glamour of cabaret, the most astonishing acrobatics, and of course, the finest champagne. Dress your best and put away those inhibitions, for the most elegant of debaucheries awaits you this spring at Sabrage!

It's burlesque with a huge difference, right in the heart of Soho! Back from touring the world once more, BRIEFS are gracing the stage of HERE with a three-week-long engagement where they take the drag act to a whole new level. Hosted by the glamorous Shivannah, you'll be treated to eye-popping acrobatics, outrageous boylesque (geddit?), up close and personal tricks, as well as breathtaking aerial acrobatics. This queer party has a lineup of all of your favourite Briefs legends, plus some sparkling new boys (and toys) that are bound to make a viewer flustered!

The world premiere of Diamonds and Dust is set to dazzle the West End this summer, marking the opening of the Emerald Theatre and burlesque icon Dita Von Teese's first venture as a theatrical director! Full of Old West intrigue and a healthy dose of Von Teese's signature glamour, the show promises a thrilling concoction of burlesque and circus artistry alongside theatrical storytelling. Conceived and co-directed by Von Teese alongside stuntwoman and visionary Tosca Rivola, choreography is by Matt Nicholson and Rivola.