The image appears to depict a lively scene from a performance, likely related to "Magic Mike Live." It shows a woman in the center of the frame surrounded by a group of muscular, shirtless men. The men are smiling, laughing, and engaging with the woman in a celebratory atmosphere. There is confetti or play money flying around, enhancing the energetic and festive vibe. The lighting is colorful and dramatic, with purples, yellows, and warm tones illuminating the scene. The setting resembles a nightclub or performance venue, with a party-like atmosphere. The central focus is the woman who looks excited, possibly enjoying the interactive performance, and the men are in relaxed, playful poses, enhancing the entertainment and spectacle feel of the moment.

London’s Hippodrome Casino – one of Nimbus Disability and the Access Card’s longest-standing partner providers of accessible ticketing – has announced a series of accessible performances for its forthcoming performances of Magic Mike Live.

Conceived and directed by Hollywood actor Channing Tatum, Magic Mike Live is an unforgettably fun night of sizzling, 360-degree entertainment based on the hit movies.

The show will run at The Hippodrome Casino, which is an established cornerstone of West End life and the biggest entertainment and casino venue in the country – welcoming millions of visitors every year.

Accessible performances of Magic Mike Live

The venue has announced a special programme of accessible performances:

  • Captioned Performances: Enjoy the show with stage text descriptions for the hearing impaired. These performances will be held on Wednesday 5th February 2025 and Wednesday 6th August 2025, at 7pm.
  • Audio Described Performance: A live narrator will provide detailed descriptions of the action onstage for patrons with visual impairments. This performance will take place on Wednesday 2nd April 2025, at 7pm.
  • BSL Signed Performance: Experience the magic with a British Sign Language interpreter for deaf patrons. This performance is scheduled for Wednesday 4th June 2025, at 7pm.

There are also special offers for disabled customers:

  • Discounted Tickets: Customers with an Access Card can enjoy these accessible performances at a reduced rate of £65 per person.
  • Complimentary Companion Ticket: Those requiring an essential companion will receive a complimentary ticket for their companion.

How to book tickets for Magic Mike Live

  • Email: For further information or to book your tickets, contact Magic Mike Live London customer service at customerservice@magicmikelondon.co.uk
  • Phone: Call the box office at 020 3978 4400. Customer service hours are Tuesday through Sunday, from 12pm to 6pm.

Nimbus Disability’s partnership with Hippodrome Casino

The Nimbus Access Card

The Hippodrome Casino in London is part of Nimbus Disability’s provider network, which includes some of the UK’s top venues, ticket operators and event organisers who regularly come together to share good practice about improving accessibility for disabled people at an event.

Nimbus is a social enterprise B2B consultancy, which is run by disabled people for disabled people and operator of the award-winning Access Card that is held by more than half a million disabled people and is recognised by more than 1,600 venues and events across the world who offer accessible tickets.

The Access Card is the first accessible ticketing scheme of its type in the world – offering a universal and consistent way for disabled people to evidence and communicate their needs to providers quickly and discreetly.

Powered by ‘NOS’, Nimbus Disability’s bespoke software, the system translates its holder’s disability/impairment/access requirements into symbols and when booking online, informs providers quickly and discreetly about the access requirements that individuals need.

Nimbus Disability’s director of partnerships Mark Briggs PLY said: “The Hippodrome Casino is a long-term partner with Nimbus and have integrated our bespoke software into their own ticket booking system.

“The growing provider network is a great opportunity for operators across a wide range of sectors from theatre and arenas to festivals and sports venues to come together with the sole focus on how we improve accessibility for everyone.

“We applaud the venue for going the extra mile in making this sell-out show even more accessible for audiences and we look forward to hearing more about the feedback from fans so that other venues can learn from their success.”

For more information and to apply for your own Access Card, visit the Nimbus Disability website.


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