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Madame JoJo’s is an internationally renowned entertainment venue in London’s Soho, combining sensational cabaret, innovative club nights and live performance.
Madame JoJo’s has been the venue of choice for The Scissor Sisters, Marc Almond, Siouxsie Sioux, Bloc Party, Dev Hynes (ex Test Icicles), and The Kings Of Leon.
The kitsch style interiors with crimson velvet banquette seating, gilded art-deco balustrades make it a popular venue for filming, high profile celebrity / corporate events and live showcases. It featured in the November 2005 video for Modern Way by the Kaiser Chiefs, and for scenes in Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut before that.
Madame JoJo’s is host to regular, well established club nights with a wide ranging musical output that includes classic funk to French House, hip-hop to northern soul.
Kitsch Cabaret is the venue’s long running Saturday night where performers delight in providing a theatrical show packed with some of the best songs of the last 60 Years.
For those who tire of non-descript nights out in mass-produced venues featuring monotonous music and faceless décor, Madame JoJo’s offers a refreshingly different night out - a truly unique experience in the heart of Soho. (Updated 23/01/2007)
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Madame Jo Jo's Address & Contact Details
- Address: 8-10 Brewers Street,
Soho,
London,
W1F 0SE
- Nearest Tube / Rail: Piccadilly Circus
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Customer Reviews for Madame Jo Jo's
“Coolest bar & club ever.”
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— Londoner, London
(28 Apr 2009)
“Been many times to this great nightclub that has the best atmosphere, great music and fantastic location right in the heart of Londons famous Soho. The venue has a variety of events, something for everyone, like White Heat for those who like independent music, they are constantly introducing new bands for those who get tired of whats mainstream out there!! Another great night is on Saturdays, Kitsch Cabaret which holds lots of old school music and lots of glitz and glamour. Perfect for hen nights, it's definately a must!! Did I also mention that the decor is amazing? Very vintage art deco :):)”
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— jewel, london
(07 Jan 2009)
“Very poor - a rip off - kept waiting outside for over 2 hours then had to stand in the venue, could not see or hear the acts and £3.50 for a can of cheap supermarket lager. A disgrace. Avoid.”
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— [ Unknown ], Ilkeston
(21 Dec 2008)
“The Kitsch Cabaret was not as described sadly. Paid for 12 of my friends for my birthday and was very disappointed. The show is drag but is described as an all female las vegas style show. It was actually three men dressed in drag putting on a very poor show which none of us were even interested in watching in the end. The best bit of the show was when a drunk started stripping and upstaged the drag! We were told the music would e rockabilly but we were led to a dance club called an anon. Drinks prices were OK but the 20 is way too expensive for the show. Its a real shame as they have an otherwise lovely venue.”
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— [ Unknown ], bristol
(08 Dec 2008)
“I found that Madame Jojo's was a great venue to watch lots of newcoming underground bands for those that are bored of the mainstream. I go Saturday nights, to the Kitsch Cabaret and I am always guaranteed to have a great night. The venue has heaps of character, I've taken loads of people there in the past, girls and guys and even though they all have different music tastes everyones loved it. Perfect for hen nights, you are served with impecable style by the Barbettes, very glizt and glamorous. The decor is so very art-deco, and its in the very heart of Londons Soho!”
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— [ Unknown ], london
(12 Nov 2008)
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