Cabaret Tickets

Cabaret Musical London tickets

Cabaret is unlike any other West End musical. This award-winning revival transforms the Kit Kat Club into a thrilling immersive experience where audiences become part of the action from the moment they arrive. With a rotating cast of acclaimed performers and a venue redesigned into a decadent 1930s Berlin nightclub, Cabaret continues to captivate audiences night after night. Featuring unforgettable songs, electrifying choreography and multiple Olivier Award wins, this is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.

The History of the Kit Kat Club

The Kit Kat Club is inspired by the underground clubs of Weimar-era Berlin, where freedom, rebellion and performance collided during a politically turbulent period in history. The story of Cabaret draws from Christopher Isherwood’s experiences in 1930s Berlin and has become one of musical theatre’s most celebrated works. Today’s immersive West End production completely transforms the Playhouse Theatre into the Kit Kat Club, allowing audiences to step directly into the world of the show before the performance even begins.

What to expect from Cabaret London the Musical?

Cabaret delivers a thrilling and immersive theatrical experience unlike anything else in the West End. The venue is transformed into a vibrant Berlin nightclub filled with live music, performers and an electric atmosphere that blurs the line between audience and stage, and with roaming musicians and dancers performing in the bar area when you arrive, the show begins long before the curtain rises. The production combines dazzling choreography, powerful storytelling and iconic songs including “Willkommen”, “Maybe This Time” and “Cabaret”. Beneath the glamour and decadence lies a darker story exploring love, identity and the rise of fascism in 1930s Germany. This rare blend of entertainment and emotional depth makes Cabaret an unforgettable night at the theatre and one of London’s must-see musicals.

Critical acclaim and fun facts

• Cabaret in London is the record-breaking winner of 7 Olivier Awards, including ‘Best Musical Revival’.
• In 1995 the film was added to The National Film Registry for its historical, cultural, and aesthetic significance, meaning that it will be enjoyed for hundreds of years to come.
• I Don’t Care Much was written at a dinner party. Fred Ebb said to composer John Kander, "Clear the table, and we’ll write you a song between desert and coffee.". Now that’s talent.
• Did you know that Sally Bowles is actually based on a real person? That person is Jean Ross, an aspiring Cabaret singer who lived in Berlin in the 1930s.
• Read our Cabaret London Characters Guide to find out even more about the show.

Please Bear In Mind

Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club is not suitable for children under the age of 13.

Cabaret London Cast

Main Cast

• The Emcee - Jamie Muscato
• Sally Bowles - Joy Woods
• Clifford Bradshaw - Baker Mukasa
• Fraulein Schneider - Ruthie Henshall
• Herr Schultz - Robert Hands
• Ernst Ludwig - Lucas Koch
• Fraulien Kost/Fritzie - Jessica Kirton
• Texas - Anya Ferdinand
• Frenchie - Eva-Rose Tanaka
• Rosie - Alexandra Regan
• Hans - Tom Scanlon
• Victor - Joe Atkinson

Cabaret London Creatives

Main Creatives

• Music By - John Kander
• Lyrics By - Fred Ebb
• Book By - Joe Masteroff
• Directed By - Rebecca Frecknall
• Set And Costume Design By - Tom Scutt
• Choreography By - Julia Cheng
• Music Supervision By - Jennifer Whyte
• Lighting Design By - Isabella Byrd
• Sound Design By - Nick Lidster
• Casting Director - Stuart Burt
• Cabaret Associate Director And Prologue Director - Jordan Fein
• Prologue Composer And Musical Director - Angus Macrae
• Fight Director - Jonathan Holby
• Dialect Coach - Michaela Kennen

Looking for more immersive musicals?

If you loved the immersive atmosphere of Cabaret London, there are plenty more unforgettable musicals to discover. Fans of Cabaret’s glamorous nightlife and seductive energy will love Moulin Rouge! The Musical, which delivers a similarly immersive experience with a modern pop soundtrack. If you enjoyed Cabaret’s darker themes and emotional depth, Hadestown offers a haunting and visually stunning theatrical journey. For audiences drawn to stories celebrating individuality and self-expression, Kinky Boots provides an uplifting and heartfelt musical experience.

Cabaret the Musical FAQs

Find answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about Cabaret London, including details about the cast, themes, running time and why this immersive production has become one of the West End’s most talked-about musicals.

Is Cabaret worth seeing in London?

Cabaret is widely considered one of the best musicals currently playing in London. The immersive staging, powerful performances and iconic score combine to create an unforgettable theatre experience. Audiences are drawn into the world of the Kit Kat Club from the moment they arrive, making the production feel more like an event than a traditional musical. With award-winning direction, striking choreography and timeless songs, Cabaret continues to receive critical acclaim and standing ovations in the West End.

Who is in the Cabaret London cast in 2026?

The 2026 Cabaret London cast includes Jamie Muscato as the Emcee and Joy Woods as Sally Bowles. The production also stars Baker Mukasa as Clifford Bradshaw, Ruthie Henshall as Fraulein Schneider and Robert Hands as Herr Schultz. The cast may change throughout the booking period, so audiences are encouraged to check the latest casting information before attending the show.

Is Cabaret a queer musical?

Yes, Cabaret is often considered a queer musical due to its exploration of sexuality, identity and freedom within the vibrant nightlife culture of 1930s Berlin. The show challenges social norms and celebrates self-expression while also examining the dangers of political extremism and intolerance. These themes, combined with the flamboyant and boundary-pushing atmosphere of the Kit Kat Club, have made Cabaret an enduring favourite within LGBTQ+ communities and beyond.

How long is Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club London?

Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club has a running time of approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes, including an interval. Audiences are encouraged to arrive early to fully experience the immersive pre-show entertainment and atmosphere inside the transformed venue before the performance begins.