Cirque du Soleil: KURIOS - Cabinet of Curiosities

Cirque du Soleil: KURIOS - Cabinet of Curiosities returns to London's Royal Albert Hall from 13 January to 28 February 2027. An inventor's workshop becomes the setting for aerial acts, contortion and comic surprises, with the performers bringing a world of unlikely machines to life.

KURIOS tickets at the Royal Albert Hall

General on sale begins Friday 25 September 2026. Tickets are not yet available through BritishTheatre. Save this page for booking updates and use the guide below to plan your visit. BritishTheatre prices and available performances will be shown once our ticket allocation is confirmed.

If you are organising a group visit, agree on a few possible dates before booking opens. Compare the total cost for everyone attending, check that seats are together and read any view restrictions before paying. For a show you can book now, browse our London theatre tickets.

What is KURIOS - Cabinet of Curiosities about?

The Seeker is an inventor who suspects there is more to the world than he can see. His collection of curiosities opens a door to extraordinary characters, and his mechanical workshop begins to behave in ways he could never have planned.

The production's steampunk setting mixes antique machinery with imagined inventions. Acrobatics and visual comedy carry the action: look out for the contrast between the elaborate equipment and the precision of the performers working around it. It is a useful choice to explore if your group enjoys live spectacle and wants something different from a conventional musical.

Choosing seats for KURIOS

Start with the Royal Albert Hall venue and seating guide, then check the seating plan offered for your chosen performance. A seat close to the action and a more distant view of the whole stage offer different experiences, so decide what matters most to your group before comparing prices.

Read the description of the individual seat, including any restricted-view notice. Do not assume that a general concert seating plan applies unchanged to this production. If anyone in your party needs step-free access, wheelchair space or other assistance, contact the Hall before buying so that the seating and route to it meet their needs.

Planning your Royal Albert Hall visit

The Hall is on Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AP. South Kensington and High Street Kensington are nearby Underground stations. Allow time for the walk to the venue and check your return journey when choosing an evening performance.

Cirque du Soleil currently lists a running time of approximately 125 minutes. Check your performance details for the confirmed London timing. Families should also check the London admission and age guidance before purchasing tickets for children.

Read our review of the previous London season

KURIOS previously played the Royal Albert Hall in 2023. Read British Theatre's review of KURIOS at the Royal Albert Hall in 2023 for a critic's perspective on that earlier visit. The review and the ratings on the promotional artwork relate to the previous production, not a review of the forthcoming 2027 performances.

Planning more nights out? Explore new London shows alongside KURIOS. Each show page has its own dates, venue and ticket information to help you put together your theatre plans.