Courtesan and Parisian nightclub performer Satine is the ultimate showgirl in this jukebox musical based on Baz Luhrmann’s 2001 film. Taylor Swift may be missing from the list, but the musical is jam-packed with pop chart-toppers by other fierce singer-songwriters like Tina Turner, Adele, Katy Perry, and Sia. Just prepare yourself for as much heartbreak as you’ll find in The Tortured Poets Department.

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A musical based on a film starring Cher and Christina Aguilera? It doesn’t get more showgirl than that. This bling, glittering production could have walked straight off the album cover of The Life of a Showgirl. It is also helping to launch the career of rising star Jess Folley, who plays Ali and is described in the show by director, choreographer, and performer Todrick Hall as “Beyoncé trapped in a Taylor Swift body”.

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This summer musical at the London Coliseum, based on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic book, captures all the decadence and glamour of the Roaring Twenties! Not to be missed is Amber Davies singing up in the gods as Jordan Baker during “New Money”, with choreography Taylor Swift would be proud to call her own.

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Donna and her Dynamos emanate showgirl energy in the ABBA-scored, sun-soaked musical Mamma Mia!. Their flared trousers and platform boots are just as fierce as the looks being served by Taylor Swift for her new album, and with hits like “Dancing Queen”, “Does Your Mother Know”, and “Money, Money, Money”, you’ll be dancing the night away with the other powerhouse women in your life.

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Who doesn’t love a wedding? In Beth Steel’s play, which takes place over the course of one long, hot summer’s day, Sylvia and Marek are set to be wed. But family tensions and prejudices are bubbling beneath the surface, threatening to throw the day off course. This wedding in Mansfield may be a far cry from the fairytale aesthetic captured in Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement shoot, but it realistically captures all the emotional messiness of a wedding.

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Swedish bombshell Ulla has producers Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom tied up in knots when she is hired first as their secretary, then as the star of Springtime for Hitler — the musical destined to be a flop in The Producers. As this showgirl teaches us, when you got it, flaunt it.

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Rachel Zegler turns the London Palladium stage — and its balcony — into her own concert every night as Argentine political leader Eva Perón in Jamie Lloyd’s electrifying revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s musical Evita. Just like the Eras Tour, Zegler has set the internet alight. Her powerful rendition of “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina” from the Palladium balcony is not to be missed.

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This slick and saucy show created by Madonna collaborator Scott Maidment combines the worlds of circus, burlesque, and cabaret at King’s Cross music venue Lafayette, which has previously hosted the likes of Charli XCX and Sophie Ellis-Bextor. Rhinestones? Check. Feathers? Check. Time to book tickets? Check.

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Strictly Come Dancing professional performer Johannes Radebe will make his West End debut as dazzling drag queen Lola when Kinky Boots returns to London next year. We can’t wait to see him strut his stuff in those knee-high, red leather boots!

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