The performance
Inside Midnight Masquerade: what the show actually is
Burlesque, aerial work and a rotating theme — what's verifiable about the performance itself.
See dates on GetYourGuide ↗What's on, as far as it's verifiable
| Element | What we know |
|---|---|
| Format | A dinner show with courses and performances woven together, rather than a meal followed by a separate stage show |
| Performance styles | Burlesque numbers, aerial work, dance and staged visual moments, per Supper's own description of the night |
| Theme | Midnight Masquerade is one of several rotating themes Supper has run in this format; expect masks and a masquerade-ball mood on nights booked under that name |
| Music | Live piano and vocals early in the evening, moving toward recorded music and a DJ set once dinner ends |
What 'dinner show' means here
The phrase covers a specific format at Supper: rather than sitting through a meal and then being led to a separate auditorium, the performance happens in the same room, at the same tables, timed against the courses. It's closer to a variety night that happens to include dinner than to a restaurant that happens to book entertainment — the two are built around each other rather than one following the other.
The performances you'll see
Supper describes the night as combining burlesque, aerial acts, musical numbers and staged visual surprises. In practice that means a mix of close-up numbers moving through the tables and at least one bigger set-piece — typically the aerial segment — that draws the whole room's attention at once. Exact running order and cast size aren't published, and change from night to night, so it's worth going in without a fixed idea of exactly what you'll see.
The Midnight Masquerade theme
Midnight Masquerade is the theme this GetYourGuide listing books, built around masks, feathers and a masquerade-ball mood layered over Supper's usual dinner-show format. Supper has run other themes in the same slot at other times — which means the specific costuming and visual style are tied to booking this theme by name, rather than being Supper's only format.
Music, from piano to DJ
The evening moves musically as much as visually: it opens on live piano and vocals, quiet enough to sit under conversation, and builds through the courses toward a fuller, louder register by dessert. Once the meal service ends, recorded music and a DJ take over completely, marking the shift from dinner theatre to Supper's late-night club.
What isn't confirmed yet
A few details aren't published anywhere we could verify: the exact cast size, the specific running order of numbers on any given night, and whether particular acts repeat every week or rotate. Treat any of that as unconfirmed rather than assuming it matches what a friend describes from a different date — themed dinner shows like this one tend to vary night to night by design.
Why the show changes night to night
Because Midnight Masquerade is one of several themes Supper rotates through, and because the performances move through the room rather than following a fixed script, no two nights are likely to play out identically. That's part of the format rather than a flaw in it — it's a live, theatrical dinner rather than a recorded set piece, and the specific mix of numbers you get is closer to a live music night than a scripted stage play.