Forbidden Nights Show and After Party - Clapham, London

We had a fantastic night at Forbidden Nights all the staff were fabulous and the men on stage were a lovely bunch of guys. Very professional and a bit naughty. Very gentlemanly. The host Rocky was very funny and got all the audience involved in the show.

I saw the show yesterday, and honestly, I wanted to leave almost immediately but stayed, hoping it would improve. Out of the 8 dances, only Marshall stood out. He was the one decent performer, but that’s hardly enough to save the show. It was clear this wasn’t the main cast—complete amateurs instead on stage. Myself, along with the three rows of random women at the back, spent two hours cringing and laughing for all the wrong reasons. Many of us considered walking out halfway through, but we stuck it out, still hoping for something better. It was a slim picking of men compared to the 8+ advertised on social media. One of them seemed lost the entire time, seconds behind the others, almost as if he had no idea where he was. Honestly, I’d question whether he was fully present. Another disappointment: you had to pre-book to get involved in the onstage activities, which really killed the spontaneity and fun. In short, save your money and your time. If you’re looking for entertainment, you’re better off saving up a bit more and going to see the real deal shows in central london

We went to this on a Saturday night expecting to be entertained. One of our group had attended many times before so we knew what to expect and I was looking forward to the evening of entertainment. What we expected and what we got was so very different and the friend who has been before was embarrassed to have taken us. The main cast were apparently off filming a talent show in Bulgaria so they bought in dancers from Brighton along with a compare in a sequinned suit who thought he was Cilla Black (asked what's your name and where are you from despite having their names already) he was AWFUL, he kept flicking his hair in a camp way and singing (not very well or in tune) to fill time in-between dances. If he was on BGT he would have gotten 4 buzzers and booed off stage. The show started late and finished 20mins early. When we messaged them to complain all they did was offer us free tickets to go again. Honestly I wouldn't waste my time. I could have spent my Saturday night at any show in London being entertained properly but instead I spent it being very disappointed. Based on this encounter I would not recommend. Go watch Book of Mormon instead, now that's entertainment.