Magic Mike the Musical heads to London following Channing Tatum's surprise Britain's Got Talent appearance

The Hippodrome Casino will be turned into Club Dominica for Magic Mike Live London

Published: Monday, 4 June 2018 at 11:31 am

Channing Tatum made a surprise appearance on the final of Britain's Got Talent 2018 on Sunday night to announce that he is bringing Magic Mike Live to London.

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Tatum appeared with the cast of the musical, which is based upon his hugely popular, semi-autobiographical Magic Mike films about a male stripper, to announce that the show will make its UK debut in London's Hippodrome Casino in November after kicking off its run in Las Vegas last year.

The audience - and judge David Walliams - went wild. Check out a clip of his entrance below.

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Magic Mike Live - which has been described in a press release as a "360-degree dance spectacular" - will serve as a prequel to the films, and is set around the Tatum's character's early days at strip club Dominica. Tatum will co-direct the production alongside choreographer Alison Faulk.

Unsurprisingly, only those who are 18 and over will be able to attend.

Check out a steamy trailer for the show below.

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Previews will run from 10th November, ahead of the official launch on 28th November. Tickets star at £29 and are on sale now - get yours here.

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