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Cabaret and burlesque in London this week

Cabaret, burlesque, drag and variety, from the old music halls to the Soho supper clubs. Late, mostly over 18s, and more of it is on a weeknight than people expect.

What to expect

65 listings filed under Cabaret. The busiest rooms are Phoenix Arts Club, Crazy Coqs and Underbelly Boulevard Soho. Concentrated in Covent Garden, Soho and Victoria.

Nearby

Every listing here has been checked against the venue that is putting it on.

Saturday

24 October
  1. Cabaret Table booking or membership

    The Box Soho

    23:00 The Box Soho, Soho

    A late night theatre club on Walker's Court running a variety show that is deliberately hard to describe. Over 21s, tables and membership only.

  2. Cabaret £26

    Moonglow: Songs Of The 1930s with Kate Garner

    14:00 to 15:30 Crazy Coqs, Soho

    A show in the art deco room under Brasserie Zedel, 2pm. One act and a piano rather than a revue, and the room listens.

  3. Cabaret £22.50

    Gary Crosby Presents Harlem Shuffle

    19:00 to 20:30 Crazy Coqs, Soho

    A show in the art deco room under Brasserie Zedel, 7pm. One act and a piano rather than a revue, and the room listens.

  4. Cabaret £37.50

    The Black Cat Cabaret

    21:15 to 22:45 Crazy Coqs, Soho

    A show in the art deco room under Brasserie Zedel, 9.15pm. One act and a piano rather than a revue, and the room listens.

Sunday

25 October
  1. Cabaret £28

    Paul Hazel: Songs from Stage & Screen

    17:00 to 18:30 Crazy Coqs, Soho

    A show in the art deco room under Brasserie Zedel, 5pm. One act and a piano rather than a revue, and the room listens.

  2. Cabaret £30

    Cameron Bernard Jones & Guillermo Nazara: Into the Light

    19:30 to 21:00 Crazy Coqs, Soho

    A show in the art deco room under Brasserie Zedel, 7.30pm. One act and a piano rather than a revue, and the room listens.