Cabinet of Curiosities the most successful Cirque du Soleil production ever presented at the Royal Albert Hall is proud to announce a limited seven-week run starting Wednesday 13 January 2027. The critically acclaimed smash-hit steampunk spectacle will mark the celebration of the company’s 30-year collaboration with London’s iconic Victorian venue. Inviting audiences to seek out the impossible, escape reality and dare to dream, the Royal Albert Hall takes shape as an honorary big top for a series of breathtaking performances guaranteed to leave jaws on the floor. Tickets: here.

 

First flying into the Victorian marvel that is the Royal Albert Hall in January 2023, KURIOS brought its mind-boggling masterpiece with never-before-seen acts and steampunk aesthetic to London for its record-breaking run. Making its last stop on the European tour, seeing really is believing as KURIOS prepares to wow the crowds with its extraordinary mix of gravity-defying acrobatics and gasp-worthy contortions as well as a touch of poetry and humour for good measure.

 

A “KURIOS” EXPERIENCE LIKE NO OTHER

In an alternative yet familiar past, KURIOS enters the mechanical lab of a genius inventor convinced that there exists a hidden, invisible universe, a place where the craziest ideas and grandest dreams await. After successfully unlocking the door to this world of wonders, time comes to a complete stop as a cast of colourful characters invade his “curio cabinet” and bring his makeshift creations to life. Embarking on an unforgettable journey of discovery, the inventor – and, indeed, audience – learn that anything and everything is possible when you trust your imagination.

 

A dazzling, retro-futuristic ride, KURIOS premiered in Montreal in 2014. Since then, it has mesmerised more than 7 million spectators in 50 different cities with over 3,500 performances delivered by its cast of 50 world-class artists. To watch the official KURIOS trailer, click here.

 

Don’t miss this must-see extravaganza at the Royal Albert Hall – a reminder that reality always needs a generous injection of fantasy.