Le Petit Cabaret of Oriana Curls

Step into Le Petit Cabaret of Oriana Curls – a dazzling cabaret show celebrating Bastille Day, where the spirit of revolutionary France comes alive!

Join the French songstress and host Oriana Curls (BBC One’s All Together Now, Channel 4’s Joe Lycett’s Got Your Back) as she uses her legendary voice and witty sense of humour to celebrate France’s rich heritage while igniting the joy and passion of freedom and artistry.

Prepared to be mesmerised by a stunning array of performances, featuring cancan burlesque, spellbinding magicians and breathtaking aerialists. Vive la joie de vivre!

Cast:
Miss Jolie Papillon
The award-winning, world-renowned “Queen of Classic Burlesque” (The Stage) Miss Jolie Papillon is widely recognised as Burlesque royalty and celebrated for her exquisite dance artistry and meticulously crafted choreographies. 

Inspired by the infamous Moulin Rouge, Jolie performs a sensational routine with energy higher than her high-kicks! A bawdy striptease with the most sumptuous of costumes, this routine is sassy, saucy and down right naughty. A true homage to the iconic French cancan!

Giddy Heights
Starting her career hosting speakeasy style shows at Soho House, Giddy Heights has performed burlesque at pre-eminent venues including The Groucho Club, The Black Cat Cabaret, Home House Cabaret, Hotel Café Royal, The Berlin Burlesque Festival, and Club Burlesque, Lyon. Giddy also works as an actress in TV, film and theatre, and recently played the character of Tess Tickles in BBC’s Eastenders.

The Gentleman Juggler
Mr Ian Marchant is The Gentleman Juggler and has been performing all over the globe for the past 24 years in cabaret shows, headlining cruise ships, street shows and everything in between. He does amazing things with everyday objects whilst making you laugh!

Antino and Joséphine 
Antino Pansa, originally from French Guiana, discovered the circus at the age of 14. A graduate of the National Circus School of Montreal, he went on to perform with world-renowned companies such as Cirque du Soleil and Les 7 Doigts de la Main, and made his mark on La France un incroyable talent.

Joséphine Urry spent 11 years at the highest level of gymnastics before turning to circus. After three years, he was performing internationally, combining power, precision, and captivating stage presence.

Antino and Joséphine met in London on a major musical production and they immediately connected. Together they create a perfectly controlled, raw energy—a duo bound together by confidence, technique, and just the right amount of tension to make each performance thrilling. Their hand-to-hand work, aerial straps, and acrobatic lifts are at once powerful, refined and irresistibly alive.