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    The final headline act the 2019 Underbelly Festival Southbank is the Australian circus cabaret act Rouge. The award-winning group is in a long line of acts that have played at the famous Southbank venue, the most memorable of them Little Death Club – a naughty but nice cabaret act from Berlin that tore the house on fire. While Rouge doesn’t quite attain this level of scandal (and nudity), they give the audience what they want: jaw-dropping acrobatics, skin, and lots and lots of chairs.

    Rouge reviewThe cast includes the mind-bending cyr wheel action and the phenomenal fire routines of Jessie Mckibbin, astonishing acrobatic feats from Lyndon Johnson, Liam DeJong and Madison Burleigh, aerial antics and more than a little cheek from dancer Paul Westbrook, plus the powerhouse operatic vocals of Issie Hart (who had laryngitis the night we were there). The sexy Westbrook is the emcee for the evening – all he really needs to do is just stand on stage and that would be enough! But he’s got a job to do – not just to emcee but also to perform in some of the acrobatics – and perform he does!

    Rouge is 60 minutes of twirling (the acts) and slurping (you – from drinks at the bar). And at the end of the show you can meet the cast at the bar outside – what other show lets you do that? So go on and experience a naughty night – at the hands of Rouge!

    Venue: Underbelly Festival Southbank, Belvedere Road, SE1 8XX.

    Located in-between Southbank Centre, Jubilee Gardens and the London Eye.

    Dates:          Wednesday 28 August – Sunday 15 September 2019 

    Times: Wednesday 28 August: 7.45pm

    Thursday 29 August: 7.45pm

    Showtimes then move to:

    Tuesday – Friday: 7:15pm

    Saturday: 4.30pm and 7.15pm

    Sunday: 4.30pm and 7.15pm

             No shows on Mondays

    Running Time: 60 mins – no interval

    Tickets: from £15 *

    *Plus £1.50 booking fee online or over the phone

    Recommended for ages 18+, contains sexual themes and nudity.

    Box Office: www.underbellyfestival.com or 03333 444 167.
     
    Review by Tim Baros
    astonishing acrobatic Jessie Mckibbin Liam DeJong Lyndon Johnson Madison Burleigh

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