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News28 September 2026·5 min read·1,110 words

Magic Mike Live extends London run to 2 January 2028

Magic Mike Live at the Hippodrome Casino is announced through 2 January 2028. Book current onsale dates on British Theatre.

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Magic Mike Live is staying in the West End for a good while yet. Its producers have extended the London run at The Theatre at the Hippodrome Casino in Leicester Square, with performances now announced through to Sunday 2 January 2028. The news takes Channing Tatum’s dance and acrobatics spectacular past its ninth anniversary in the capital, which falls in November 2027.

If you would like to go sooner rather than later, Magic Mike Live tickets are on sale now on British Theatre for performances up to 27 March 2027. The later dates announced by the producers, running on to 2 January 2028, are not yet on sale with us.

Magic Mike Live key art with a smiling, shirtless performer against a purple and pink backdrop
Magic Mike Live continues at The Theatre at the Hippodrome Casino, with the producers announcing performances through to 2 January 2028.

What the Magic Mike Live extension means

This is a new booking period for the same production in the same purpose-built room, not a transfer or a new version of the show. According to the producers’ announcement, Magic Mike Live has now played nearly eight years in London since opening at the Hippodrome Casino in November 2018. In that time it has given more than 3,000 performances to over 900,000 people in London, and more than two million worldwide.

The extension is a clear signal that demand has not faded. For anyone who has been meaning to go for a milestone birthday, a hen do or simply a big night out with friends, the practical takeaway is that there is no need to rush: the show is not winding down, and there is plenty of time to plan.

The London company named in the announcement includes Espoir Alpha, Clare Billson, Nick Brown, Jake Cocca-Brewer, Reece Darlington-Delaire, Ryan Elson, Myles Harper, “Sweeney” Todd Holdsworth, Jack Manley, Genevieve Nicole, James Percy, Charlotte Perry, Liam Raven, Benjy Stevens, Taylor Diamond-Lord, Olivia Warren and Kevin Vélez. As with any long-running show, casting changes over time, so the performers on the night you attend may differ.

What is Magic Mike Live?

Magic Mike Live is a large-scale live show inspired by the films Magic Mike (2012) and Magic Mike XXL (2015). It was created by Channing Tatum, who co-directs it with Alison Faulk, and it is performed by an international company of dancers, acrobats and musical talent.

The format is closer to a club night crossed with a circus than a traditional musical. Guests enter Magic Mike’s fictional club, and the performers work in the round, dancing in front of, behind and above the audience across a show of around 90 minutes. Sharp choreography sits alongside aerial routines and one-of-a-kind speciality acts, with drinks available throughout. The show inspired the third film in the series, Magic Mike’s Last Dance (2023), as well as the television series Finding Magic Mike.

London is one of several homes for the show. It began in Las Vegas in April 2017, and the producers have announced a new flagship production in New York for January 2027, followed by an international touring version from February 2027. The Hippodrome version remains the long-standing West End home. If you want a critic’s view, our review of Magic Mike Live at the Hippodrome Casino gives a sense of what to expect.

Magic Mike Live performers leaping and cheering on a red-lit stage with a metal gantry behind them
The London company in full flight at The Theatre at the Hippodrome Casino.

Who will enjoy Magic Mike Live?

The production describes itself as the ultimate girls’ night out or an electrifying date night, and that is a fair summary. It suits birthday groups, hen parties, friends celebrating a milestone, and couples looking for something livelier than a standard evening at the theatre. The mood is cheeky and high-energy rather than earnest, and much of the fun comes from the crowd reacting together.

It is worth being honest about the content. The production itself says that if you are not into letting your hair down, laughing out loud and very attractive men, it is probably not for you. If your group prefers a quieter night, a conventional play or musical may be a better fit. If you are after laughter, spectacle and a party atmosphere, this is exactly what it is built for.

Those planning a celebration can compare performance times on the Magic Mike Live show page and pick the slot that suits the group best.

The host of Magic Mike Live laughing between two shirtless dancers as prop banknotes fly across the stage
Humour and crowd energy are central to the show.

Practical tips for your visit

Age and ID. Magic Mike Live is strictly for over-18s. The production states that a physical, hard-copy photo ID must be shown on arrival at the venue, so make sure everyone in your party brings theirs. A photo of an ID on a phone is not a safe bet.

Finding the theatre. The show plays at The Theatre at the Hippodrome Casino, Cranbourn Street, Leicester Square, London WC2H 7JH, with a dedicated entrance off Cranbourn Street. Leicester Square Tube station is about a minute’s walk away, with Piccadilly Circus, Covent Garden and Charing Cross all within a few minutes. The nearest mainline stations are Charing Cross and Waterloo, and buses along Charing Cross Road include the 24, 29 and 176. Public transport is the easiest way to get there.

Performance times. Performances currently run from Wednesday to Sunday, with 4pm shows at weekends and a later 9.30pm performance on some nights. Always check the exact time on your chosen date before you travel.

Arrive early. The production encourages guests to arrive early and stay late, and the venue has two bars linked to the production, the Permission lounge just steps from the theatre and Archive & Myth, a cocktail bar hidden beneath the Hippodrome Casino and reached through a password-protected door off Cranbourn Street. The Heliot Steak House is on the same floor as the theatre if you want a meal before the show.

Access. The production says accessible seating is available at every performance for guests who need wheelchair access or other arrangements. The theatre has an infrared hearing system, and neck loops are available for hearing aid users. BSL interpreted, open captioned and audio described performances are also scheduled on selected dates, and these are arranged directly with the production.

Six Magic Mike Live dancers in denim moving in formation under blue light as the audience watches from close by
Performers work close to the audience in the specially designed room at the Hippodrome Casino.

Booking Magic Mike Live in London

With the producers now announcing performances through to 2 January 2028, Magic Mike Live looks set to remain a fixture of the West End for some time. For now, British Theatre has tickets on sale for performances up to 27 March 2027, which covers the run-up to Christmas, New Year and the early spring. Book Magic Mike Live tickets to choose your date and see the latest availability.

Daphne, West End Correspondent at British Theatre
Daphne

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