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Cirque: The Greatest Show Reimagined
A touring family show mixing West End musical numbers with circus acts, led by Britain's Got Talent winner Max Fox. One matinee at Harrogate's Royal Hall on Saturday 30 January 2027, 3pm.
What the show is
Cirque: The Greatest Show Reimagined is a touring production that puts musical theatre songs alongside circus acts. It has live vocalists, acrobats and balancing performers. The cast is led by Max Fox, who won the Golden Buzzer on Britain's Got Talent. The venue notes that star names appear at selected performances and that the cast may change without notice. The tour is produced by Entertainers, and Max Fox is a co-producer. It is aimed at families and general theatre-goers rather than a trade audience.
Date and time
Harrogate gets one performance, on Saturday 30 January 2027, at the Royal Hall. It is a matinee that starts at 3.00pm. We could not find a published doors time, so check your ticket confirmation. Tour pages for other venues quote a running time of about 2 hours 20 minutes including the interval, which suggests a finish around 5.20pm, though that may vary by venue.
Tickets and who it suits
Tickets are sold through Harrogate Theatre, priced from £31 to £81. The top price is for a box seating two, and boxes may have a restricted view. The performance is recommended for ages 6 and over, and under-16s must be accompanied by an adult. Harrogate Theatre lists captioned, relaxed, audio-described and BSL-interpreted performance options on its page. Wheelchair and companion bookings should be made by phone on 01423 502116. The Royal Hall and Harrogate Convention Centre accept card and contactless payments only.
Getting there
The Royal Hall is part of the Harrogate Convention Centre complex and is within walking distance of most of the town centre. Harrogate station is about a 10-minute walk away. LNER runs direct trains to London King's Cross roughly hourly, and Leeds is about 35 minutes by train. Leeds Bradford Airport is about 30 minutes by taxi. If you are driving, the Convention Centre lists over 1,200 parking spaces in the centre of town. A matinee leaves you time to get to the hall without rushing.
Book early
This is a single date on a long national tour, and a weekend matinee in January suits families travelling from across Yorkshire and the North East. Book your tickets first, then your accommodation. Late January is a quiet time of year, so Harrogate rooms are usually easier to find, but weekends still fill.
Staying with us
Short Stay Harrogate is a local family-run company. Our serviced apartments and townhouses are in the centre of town, many a short walk from the Royal Hall. They suit a family group well, with space to spread out, a kitchen for breakfast and room to stay on after the show. You can arrive the evening before, see the matinee and head home on Sunday without a rush.
After the show
Finishing at around 5.20pm leaves the evening free. Harrogate has plenty of restaurants close to the Convention Centre, from fish and chips to more formal dining, and several bars for the adults once the children are fed. If you are staying overnight, the Turkish Baths are a relaxing way to spend Sunday morning before travelling home.
Staying for this event?
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Our homes are spread across central Harrogate, many within a short walk of the Convention Centre, the Royal Hall and the station.
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Getting there
Harrogate station is in the town centre, with direct trains to London King's Cross roughly every hour and to Leeds in about 35 minutes. The Convention Centre is around a ten-minute walk from the station.
Book early
Big shows and conferences fill the town quickly, especially multi-day trade fairs. Book your stay as soon as your dates are confirmed.
Make a night of it
After the event, Harrogate's restaurants, bars and Turkish Baths are on the doorstep. See our local guide for where we eat and drink.
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See what's onQuestions people ask
What time does Cirque: The Greatest Show Reimagined start in Harrogate?
The performance is on Saturday 30 January 2027 at 3.00pm in the Royal Hall. We could not find a published doors time. Tour pages for other venues quote about 2 hours 20 minutes including the interval.
Is Cirque: The Greatest Show Reimagined open to the public?
Yes. It is a ticketed public show for families and general theatre audiences. Tickets are sold by Harrogate Theatre, from £31 to £81. The top price is for a box seating two.
Is it suitable for children?
It is billed as a family show and is recommended for ages 6 and over. Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult.
Where do I buy tickets?
Book through Harrogate Theatre's event page, by phone on 01423 502116, or by email at boxoffice@harrogatetheatre.co.uk. The Royal Hall accepts card and contactless payments only.
Where should I stay for Cirque: The Greatest Show Reimagined?
Somewhere central makes the day easier. Our serviced apartments and townhouses are in the middle of Harrogate, many a short walk from the Royal Hall and Convention Centre. They give families room and a kitchen, and you can stay the night either side of the matinee.
How do I get to the Royal Hall?
Harrogate station is about a 10-minute walk away, with direct LNER trains to and from London King's Cross roughly hourly. Leeds is about 35 minutes by train. If you drive, the Convention Centre lists over 1,200 parking spaces in the town centre.
