Diversity – Soul 2026
Location: King's Theatre, Glasgow
Diversity are heading on tour next year with ‘Soul’, a brand new show and will bring it to Glasgow’s King’s Theatre April 2026!
Since taking the UK by storm in 2009’s Britain’s Got Talent, Diversity have toured the UK numerous times. The dance troupe are now the UK’s most successful dance group and have had umpteen sell out UK tours, including previous shows Up Close, Genesis and Personal.
The 2026 tour is based around the technological advancements of artificial intelligence, what the future holds, and what it truly means to be human within the digital age. With matinee and evening shows across the spring half term and Easter holidays, there are plenty of opportunities for all the family to join in with the excitement.
Diversity rose to stardom after winning the third series of Britain’s Got Talent in 2009. Since then, the dynamic dance group has gone on to sell out multiple tours across the UK and Ireland, perform to the masses with countless television and live shows, receive the award for Virgin Media’s ‘Must see Moment of 2020’ at the British Academy Television Awards, and launch dance space Diversity Studio in 2023 based in its native Essex.
Diversity have once again partnered with anti-poverty charity The Trussell Trust who work to provide emergency food and support to those locked in poverty while campaigning for change to end the need for food banks in the UK. Upon ticket purchase, fans can opt in to add a £1 donation to the charity per transaction.
The members of Diversity continue to excel in their careers outside the dance group as well.
Diversity continues to elevate and push the boundaries of innovation, and its storytelling is unparalleled, with each performance providing a captivating narrative filled with energy, emotion and raw talent. Be sure to get your tickets now for an unforgettable night of storytelling and dance.
The comments below are in regards to previous Diversity tours.
Susan sings yes but the sheer physical talent, balance, timing, coordination, flexibility and REAL TALENT that has brought lovers of dance from some of the poorest areas of London together is now champion of Britain. I would even dare to say the world. My goodness, I saw all their performances and they almost instintively change music, placement, dance moves and coordinated movement like cameleons. Susan has her place yes but this dance group would do the world a favour to export itself globally. Bravo and great work developing raw talent. Hope it spreads throughout the country. My children would love to join in the hard work and fun.
You call this talent??? The real talent of the show was Susan Boyle. I wouldn’t waste my time viewing this trash dance team if it were free.
I got my tickets. Cant wait – it will be brilliant.