ADONIS Cabaret Raised Temperatures at the Rhyl Pavilion

The Rhyl Pavilion certainly had something a little different on stage on Friday night as The ADONIS Cabaret Show came to Rhyl, it was a night of semi-naked men entertaining a theatre full of what can only be described as besotted women that will no doubt not be telling their husbands about the show!

Earlier in the day I caught up with two of the ADONIS boys, Marshall and Shane, for an informal chat about the evening’s show and just to introduce myself to them, I arranged a little while back for them to pop in to Relax Coffee Lounge, a lovely place where people love to meet up and chat and, well, relax.

Suffice to say, the staff loved having the boys in and several jumped for the chance to have their photos taken with these rather dashing young men. We talked about the theatre, how the tour was going, which is doing very well and how it was all going, they even mentioned that they would like to come back to Rhyl next year and you know they will most likely pop into Relax again, especially after the amazing reception they got.

Just before the boys had to get back to the Pavilion, there was one last chance to grab that photo moment and it was tops off (boys only) and outside, in front of the shop for a photo with the ADONIS poster that was in the window.

Then the Relax Coffee Lounge staff followed out and just couldn’t resist asking for a group photo, I don’t know, anything to stand next to two hunky guys on a Friday afternoon.

A Massive thank you to Marshall and Shane for taking the time to stop by for this little informal meet and greet, it’s always nice when acts that are on the Pavilion take the time to show a little support for a local shop and Relax is certainly growing a following of actors/actresses, bands and solo artists popping in for a chat and a coffee, they also recently had BGT’s Steve Hewlett.

So that was it and then it was time for the boys to leave, the next time we would see them would be at the Rhyl Pavilion!

The ADONIS Cabaret Show at The Rhyl Pavilion

Where do you start with a show like, this well for starters this is an 18’s only show, with the content that is shown and it is really a “Ladies” night, there were many there at the show that were either celebrating their birthdays or it was part of their hen night celebrations, but one thing that everyone was having, was a good time.

The ADONIS boys routines weren’t seedy, they were all tastefully done and done as a cabaret show, even the nudity was done with a style in itself that left many with their temperatures rising, but it was still done so that it was people imagination that was really working overtime!

The choreography throughout the evening was also very nicely done, I loved the personal touch of bringing audience members onto the stage to join in, it’s quite amazing to see how many people are desperate to get on the stage and up close and personal with the ADONIS boys.

The host for the evening show was Made in Chelsea’s Ollie Locke and he certainly brought that extra bit of comedy to the evening and a lot of the women were screaming for him each time he appeared on stage, with many shouting for him to strip, now that would have been fun!

So the rather noisy and exciting night came to an end, but that wasn’t it for the ADONIS boys, they took the time to come out into the foyer to sign calendars and have photos with the fans, suffice to say there was a lot of excited people waiting to get that little bit closer to the boys. What a fantastic, well-performed show, all the ADONIS Cabaret boys put on great performances and coped very well with the attention after the show. So my night came to an end, it was hugs, kisses and thanks from Shane and Marshall for coming to the show with my camera, for reviewing the evening and for our informal chat earlier in the day.

Overall a great night and ideal for those looking for somewhere to go for a hen party or a special birthday, check out their website at www.adoniscabaret.co.uk and also on Twitter @ADONISCabaret and Facebook for more details.