If you’re looking for a night out in London that’s a bit different from your standard West End musical, I’ve found the spot. We headed down to King’s Cross to catch a show that I can only describe as a 10/10 experience. From the moment the doormen greet you to the final standing ovation, it’s a non-stop thrill ride.
We opted for the VIP Sofas, and while they were “cozy” (think circus-style seating—very close together!), it really added to the atmosphere. You’re right in the thick of it. The only downside is finding a spot for your drinks and snacks, but once the music starts, you won’t even care.
Usually, theater food is a bit of an afterthought, but not here. We ordered:
Chicken Selects & Sliced Steak: Absolutely delicious.
French Fries: Perfectly cooked.
We enjoyed it so much that we went back for a second helping of mini sliders and steak slices during the 20-minute interval. If you’re heading there, definitely come hungry!
If you’ve watched my other videos, you know I’m not a wine lover. But, being in Germany, I had to give Mulled Wine (Glühwein) a go. I even had a shot of rum added to it!
The verdict? Not for me. It tasted a bit like warm vinegar. I’ll be sticking to the Rum and Coke or a “Pawn Star” Martini from now on!
The show itself is a mix of breathtaking dance, hilarious comedy, and high-energy music. There’s plenty of audience participation too—we saw one poor lad get picked on just because he was “scratching his ear!”
The talent on stage is world-class. From the “beautiful dancer in the moonlight” to the outrageous French accents and the heart-pounding beats, it never lets up. It’s loud, it’s proud, and it’s exactly what a night in London should be.
I’ve always said that Absinthe in Las Vegas was the best, funniest show I’ve ever seen. But I have to say, this show in King’s Cross is right up there with it. It’s easily one of the best performances I’ve ever attended.
If you’re near King’s Cross and want a night you won’t forget, get your tickets booked. You won’t regret it!