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Dillie, Liza and Adèle next to a piano
Credit: Steve Ullathorne

FASCINATING AïDA: BAWDACIOUS!

Presented by John Mackay & Sally Homer
Duration
2 hours (including interval)
Date
Fri 8 Oct 2027 7.30pm
Venue
Butterworth Hall
Need to know

Tickets: £35.50

Students: £31

Groups: Parties of 10 or more get one free ticket. Please email groupbookings@warwick.ac.uk or contact our box office for more information and to book. 

Includes bad language and sexual references.

Recommended Age:
14+. Under 16s to be accompanied by a responsible adult.

The world’s greatest cabaret troupe is back with a BRAND NEW SHOW!  

Devilishly funny and gloriously glamorous  Dillie, Liza and Adèle, with Michael Roulston on piano, are back on the road following their hugely successful 40th Anniversary Tour.  

With brand new songs generated by human neural networks and using their combined deep-learning age of 278 years, they have data-mined their back catalogue to bring audiences their greatest, most sensationally analogue show ever!  

As the saying goes … when the world is going to sh*t, be sure to book tickets to see Fascinating Aïda!

Directed by Paul Foster.

Watch The Trailer

Dillie, Liza and Adèle next to a piano
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5 star review
"Heaven"
Metro
5 star review
"Outrageous... seductive"
Guardian
5 star review
"I can't recommend this show highly enough"
Mail on Sunday
5 star review
"Hilarious"
Telegraph
5 star review
"Hips! Lips! Tits! Power!"
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