Magic Mike Live reveals theatre transformation plans, casting and more ahead of an international tour

Channing Tatum’s Magic Mike Live has revealed casting for its upcoming international tour, as well as details about how the production will be staged in theatres.

Opening at Aylesbury’s Waterside Theatre from 27 to 29 August 2026, the show will feature its largest company to date. These preview performances come ahead of a full 2027 tour, with dates to be confirmed, and will see the venue transformed for an immersive experience.

This new production will feature new routines, costumes, and a new venue design that transforms a traditional theatre space. Images released are intended for illustrative and representative purposes only.

In addition, the team will partner with the theatre to bring refreshments straight to seats so no one has to miss a moment of the action. And after each show, fans will have the opportunity to meet members of the cast, with a limited number of VIP meet-and-greet tickets available. Guests must be aged 18 and over.

Set to lead the production are Kalon Badenhorst as Mike and Julie Yammanee as the show’s MC.

The company also includes Aden Dzuda, Ankush Saily, Antony Franz, Burim Jusufi, Cameron Holland, Callum Quinnen, Chelsea Wheatley, Christian Steffanelli, Ethan Zydel, Hannah Cleeve, Joel Ekpergin, Kevin Velez, Kiana De Van Der Schueren, Kitwana “Kit” Clark, Luigi Turetti, Mark Lace, Myles Harper, Reece Bailey-Davies, Seamus McIntosh, Shane Scarth, Taylor Diamond-Lord, Tom Watson, and Victor Allen.

Magic Mike Live continues its long-running residency in London as well as in Las Vegas, and has played in Berlin, Australia, Miami and Dallas. A new production will open in New York City in January 2027.

This production of Magic Mike Live is co-directed and choreographed by Emmy-nominated choreographer Alison Faulk with choreographer and associate director Luke Broadlick, music supervision and composition by Jack London, scenic design by Rob Bissinger and Anita LaScala of ARDA Studio, costume direction by Marina Toybina, aerial choreography and apparatus design by Dreya Weber, lighting design by Philip Gladwell, sound design by Nick Kourtides, production supervision by Don Gilmore, general management by Crossroads Live, casting by Katie Zanca Spalding, and executive produced by Vincent Marini and Free Association Live.