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Kinky Boots Review: Colonel Saab Dinner Steals Show Before Curtain

dramabreakBy dramabreakApril 21, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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A visit to Kinky Boots at the London Coliseum delivers thrills, but the pre-theatre dining at nearby Colonel Saab captures attention first. Located moments from Trafalgar Square, this venue transforms a standard meal into a glamorous prelude with its rich colors, ornate details, and vibrant atmosphere.

Colonel Saab’s Kinky Boots-Themed Menu

The themed menu impresses with thoughtful creativity. It starts with a signature whisky cocktail that sets an elegant tone, followed by a spiced street-food amuse-bouche that awakens the palate.

Starters and Mains

Bold starters feature crisp vegetable tikkis and vibrant chaat-inspired dishes, blending heat, texture, and flavor seamlessly. Mains offer comforting twists, such as slow-cooked chicken curry and hearty vegetarian options like zimikand and beetroot tikki plates, elevated yet familiar soul food.

Dessert Finale

Dessert peaks the experience with nostalgic pineapple jalebi, creamy rabri, and pistachio kulfi—an indulgent close that rivals the upcoming performance.

Kinky Boots Shines at London Coliseum

The production blends heart, humor, and energy, though pacing varies. Matt Cardle, the 2010 X Factor winner playing Charlie, conveys quiet vulnerability and sincerity, especially in emotional musical highs.

Alternate Lola, performed by Tosh Wanogho Maud, commands the stage with sass, soul, and powerful vocals. Standout moments like ‘Not My Father’s Son’ deliver emotional impact, while big numbers like ‘Raise You Up’ energize the entire theatre.

Colonel Saab’s prelude ensures the evening elevates from the start, proving great nights begin before the lights dim.

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