Burlesque The Musical in Sheffield 2026

Burlesque The Musical bursts onto the scene, captivating audiences with its dazzling blend of glamour and grit. Set to enchant Sheffield, this vibrant production promises an unforgettable experience at the Lyceum Theatre from October 27 – October 31, 2026. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this sensational show! Grab your Burlesque The Musical tickets now!
Burlesque The Musical Sheffield Tickets
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Cast in Sheffield
Meet the leading cast bringing Burlesque The Musical to life on its UK tour.
- Jess Folley as Ali Rose
- Todrick Hall as Sean
- Orfeh as Tess
- George Maguire as Vince
- Asha Parker Wallace as Nikki
- Paul Jacob French as Jackson
The Venue: Lyceum Theatre
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Burlesque The Musical about
Burlesque The Musical follows Ali, an aspiring singer who leaves her small hometown for New York in search of the mother she never knew and discovers a hidden burlesque club beneath the city lights. Drawn into this dazzling underground world of sequins and spotlights, she finds her extraordinary voice, a family of misfits and dreamers, and the courage to fight for the club she now calls home.
When is Burlesque The Musical in Sheffield
The musical runs at the Lyceum Theatre in Sheffield from Tuesday 27 October to Saturday 31 October 2026. During this week you can choose from evening performances and several weekday and Saturday matinees.
Where is the Lyceum Theatre and how do I get there
The Lyceum Theatre is on Norfolk Street in Sheffield city centre, postcode S1 1DA. It is a short walk from Sheffield railway station and close to city-centre tram and bus stops, with several nearby car parks, so you can arrive easily by train, tram, bus or car.
How long does the Sheffield performance last
The Sheffield run follows the standard production length of about 2 hours and 25 minutes including an interval, in line with the West End version. Plan to be at the theatre for roughly three hours in total to allow time to arrive, enjoy interval refreshments and leave the auditorium comfortably after the curtain call.
What kind of music and songs are in the show
The show features powerhouse songs by Christina Aguilera, Sia and Diane Warren from the hit film, alongside thrilling new numbers from Todrick Hall and Jess Folley written especially for the stage. Expect big pop ballads, club-style dance tracks and glittering ensemble routines that match the glamorous, gritty nightclub setting.
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Has Burlesque won any awards
The 2010 Burlesque film has been widely recognised for its music, including a Golden Globe win for Diane Warren’s You Haven’t Seen the Last of Me and nominations for songs such as Bound to You and for its soundtrack. These awards helped to cement the film’s cult status and give the stage adaptation an award‑backed musical foundation, which critics highlight as one of the show’s biggest strengths.
Is Burlesque The Musical suitable for children
Burlesque The Musical is generally recommended for ages 12 and over, and that guidance applies to the Sheffield run as well. The show includes sensual themes, suggestive choreography, nightclub settings, some strong language and effects such as strobe lighting and haze, so it is best suited to older children, teens and adults.
Who will enjoy Burlesque The Musical in Sheffield
This musical is ideal for adults and older teens who enjoy glamorous costumes, bold choreography and big pop vocals. It is especially popular for group nights out, hen parties and celebrations where everyone is comfortable with flirty humour, LGBTQ‑inclusive characters and a bold, high‑energy night at the theatre.
How can I get cheap tickets for Burlesque The Musical in Sheffield
To find cheaper tickets, look at the lower price bands for Tuesday and midweek performances, which are often less expensive than Friday and Saturday nights. Seats a little further from the stage or higher up in the Lyceum’s upper levels usually cost less while still giving a good overall view of the stage and choreography.
What are smart strategies to save money on tickets
Book as soon as general sale opens so you can choose from the full range of price bands before the best‑value seats sell out. Check for Sheffield Theatres membership presales, group discounts and off‑peak offers, and compare options on the MusicalsAndTickets website with the venue’s own box office so you can balance ticket cost, seat position and booking fees for the best overall deal.
Where should I look for showtimes and performance schedule
For Sheffield, evening performances run at 19:30 from Tuesday 27 to Saturday 31 October, with matinees on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at 14:30. You can confirm exact times and any accessible performances, such as audio‑described, signed or captioned shows, on the Sheffield Theatres dates page before choosing your visit.
Any tips to make the most of my night at the Lyceum Theatre
Arrive in Sheffield city centre early so you have time to explore the nearby Winter Garden, bars and restaurants before heading into the Lyceum. When booking, decide whether you prefer the immersive energy of the stalls or the wider perspective from the circle, then match that choice to your budget so you get a great experience at a price that feels comfortable.
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