Nutcracker Rouge to Queen of Hearts..just wonderful! This is a must see troupe for any lovers of unique fun burlesque!
Rossana Miranda-Doleiden
Such an amazing experience for my guests, including our Bachelorette! We were in awe in how talented these performers were! We are already talking about when we are going to see the next one! Queen of Hearts is a must see!
John Hague
A fantastic show from top to bottom. Compliments to the cast, choreographers, set designers, and everyone backstage.
Kathryn Anderson
Loved my night out at Company XIV. The ambiance of the venue in particular was fantastic and we thoroughly enjoyed the show, Queen of Hearts. We sat at the high chairs in row E and thought it was a great seat with a perfect view, especially for the price (which was lower than some seats that were further back). Would highly recommend a recap on the movie Alice in Wonderland before coming to this show, as the context from the original story was helpful for me. Would come back to see another show!
Jenny
A quintessential New York experience that’s mesmerizing and spectacular. Luxurious costumes and set with really great talents performing. If i can give more than 5 stars I would. Too captivated to take that many photos.
Allison
They are definitely understating how much incense there is. The are is totally saturated with it!
Jehan Kamal
I wish i could give it ten stars! what an anazing entertaining glamorous beauty An evening of wooooooow!!!! And omg!!!!!
Stefano Mura
It was one of the best evenings of my life. It has always been one of my dreams to be able to see a Burlesque show and the evening at the "Cocktail Magique" literally bewitched me.The venue is located in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn. The room is neither very large nor very small and the show lasts about two hours and my reservation included two cocktails and some appetizers.The show is a real cabaret, a mix of dancing, singing and magic games that will entertain you to the end.I want to congratulate all the artists because you were wonderful, from first to last.If I ever end up in NY again I will absolutely come back to see you.
Al L.
We had such an incredible time at Company XIV to see Nutcracker rouge. Incredible performers, unique ambience, such a fantastic show, we will be returning.
D Gonza
Wow! Raunchy/elegant. So much talent it’s cirque su solei but better
AMAAAAAAAAZZZINNNNGGGGGG! Do. Not. Hesitate!!! Came here with a friend to see their version of The Nutcracker. It was worth every penny. Having the ability to attend shows like this is the reason why I live in NYC. I don't want to give too much away, but whatever you think it is, trust me that you will be surprised. I will say the talent, costumes, choreography, and performances were all top notch. Come here with an open mind and you will have the best time. A few pro tips: - it is DEFINITELY for OPEN-MINDED adults (e.g. no kids or Conservative grandparents) - there was a small line getting in, but it moved fast - they have a coat check, but you can keep your coat at your seat if you'd like - every seat in the house is good, but personally I would not want to stand the entire time - the intermissions are long enough to grab a drink or go to the bathroom - the drinks are expensive, so bring money, but you can sit in large, cushy chairs with a tiny table at each that is large enough to fit an ice bucket and two glasses - cameras are allowed without flash, so we got some great pics and videos, but we sat on the far left side of the room. I feel it would have ruined the vibe to see a lot of phones in the crowd, and accordingly, most people chose not to do it. Again, not going to post any here so as not to spoil it. Don't sleep on this!!!
Hunter S.
Disclaimer: I firmly believe that New York is the greatest city in the world, and am both elated and crestfallen that no other place will make me feel like this again, ever in my life. New York has ruined me for all things. Food, museums, culture. And now, New York has ruined me for burlesque. I've seen a lot of burlesque. And after Company XIV, no other company will ever measure up. I attended Nutcracker Rouge and wanted to go again as soon as the show finished! I'm already trying to plan how I'm going to see their next show. Tucked behind an industrial steel door in Bushwick, the average person has no idea what magic lays within! Walking into this spot is like walking into another dimension. As soon as you pass through the doors, the lights are low, with a red glow. There is a mist in the air, a wealth of velvet, silk, and color . . . with fabulous, dramatic, sexy, sometimes androgynous, beings gliding and sashaying about. There are not enough adjectives or synonyms to convey how ethereal and delectable this show and the performers are. Beautiful, talented, lithe men and women hang from the ceiling, performing reality-defying acrobatic and aerial acts. Bewitching ballerinas dancing across the stage. Soulful singers belting out ballads. Flexible folk tying themselves into positions you never dreamed possible. Scantily clad people with astounding core strength swinging around a sparkling silver pole in gravity defying positions. I cannot rave enough about this gender-bending, all-inclusive place. It's how I wish the whole world would be . . . how I see New York . . . all colors, all genders, no genders, all ethnicities, acceptance, focus on consent. I cannot wait to experience another evening of fantasy with them! Now, the boring, but necessary review stuff: The main show is on the stage, though the acrobatic acts take place over the main seating sections, and the singers sometimes walk out into the isle. So unless you're sitting in the very back, you will have to turn around or turn your neck at times. There are several types of seats available: The petite chairs right up front, with no champagne upgrade, is 135 dollars. Before seeing the venue myself, I was concerned this seat was too close, and would cause you to have to crane your neck the whole time, but it honestly looked like a great, affordable spot where you could get some great photos and videos without obstruction. I think I'll try this view next. You can't go wrong, as this is a small venue. Regular chairs: 195 dollars. Varying views. The high bar chairs, which are further back: 105 dollars. And the champagne couch for two (which was the type of seat I had): the cost for both tickets and a champagne upgrade (which you can't opt out of for this show) was 595 total (just under 300 each). I did get over 90 dollars off with a promotional code I found online. I promptly used it to further upgrade my champagne experience! I am glad I got the couch (which I bought to have all to myself), as it was comfy, had more space, a nice and supportive high back. There was one couch in front of me (I was in the second row, not counting the petite thrones at the stage, which are placed a little lower that the rest). If I got the couch again, I would want a front center one, for sure! Thank you, Company XIV, for being part of my New York.
Cody
Genuinely incredible
Jay Cee
Saw the nutcracker rouge. I felt like I was in the euphoric stage of death at this show. My life was flashing in front of my eyes in waves with fond memories of my childhood and adulthood, and some regrets, but not horrible ones. Had to hold back a lot tears.
Cat S.
I've been wanting to come for years and was finally able to do so. Such fun!! The minute you walk in, the atmosphere is intoxicating and erotic. The troupe is friendly and such fun to interact with! I was unable to sample the sweets due to worries about allergens, but that didn't stop my enjoyment! The performances were astounding, especially our MC and the performer doing Mother Ginger. I have not clapped or cheered so loudly in such a long time that I don't even remember when it was I had such an amazing time!!! Bravo to everyone! I hope to make this a yearly tradition!!!
Nutcracker Rouge to Queen of Hearts..just wonderful! This is a must see troupe for any lovers of unique fun burlesque!
Such an amazing experience for my guests, including our Bachelorette! We were in awe in how talented these performers were! We are already talking about when we are going to see the next one! Queen of Hearts is a must see!
A fantastic show from top to bottom. Compliments to the cast, choreographers, set designers, and everyone backstage.
Loved my night out at Company XIV. The ambiance of the venue in particular was fantastic and we thoroughly enjoyed the show, Queen of Hearts. We sat at the high chairs in row E and thought it was a great seat with a perfect view, especially for the price (which was lower than some seats that were further back). Would highly recommend a recap on the movie Alice in Wonderland before coming to this show, as the context from the original story was helpful for me. Would come back to see another show!
A quintessential New York experience that’s mesmerizing and spectacular. Luxurious costumes and set with really great talents performing. If i can give more than 5 stars I would. Too captivated to take that many photos.
They are definitely understating how much incense there is. The are is totally saturated with it!
I wish i could give it ten stars! what an anazing entertaining glamorous beauty An evening of wooooooow!!!! And omg!!!!!
It was one of the best evenings of my life. It has always been one of my dreams to be able to see a Burlesque show and the evening at the "Cocktail Magique" literally bewitched me.The venue is located in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn. The room is neither very large nor very small and the show lasts about two hours and my reservation included two cocktails and some appetizers.The show is a real cabaret, a mix of dancing, singing and magic games that will entertain you to the end.I want to congratulate all the artists because you were wonderful, from first to last.If I ever end up in NY again I will absolutely come back to see you.
We had such an incredible time at Company XIV to see Nutcracker rouge. Incredible performers, unique ambience, such a fantastic show, we will be returning.
Wow! Raunchy/elegant. So much talent it’s cirque su solei but better
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AMAAAAAAAAZZZINNNNGGGGGG! Do. Not. Hesitate!!! Came here with a friend to see their version of The Nutcracker. It was worth every penny. Having the ability to attend shows like this is the reason why I live in NYC. I don't want to give too much away, but whatever you think it is, trust me that you will be surprised. I will say the talent, costumes, choreography, and performances were all top notch. Come here with an open mind and you will have the best time. A few pro tips: - it is DEFINITELY for OPEN-MINDED adults (e.g. no kids or Conservative grandparents) - there was a small line getting in, but it moved fast - they have a coat check, but you can keep your coat at your seat if you'd like - every seat in the house is good, but personally I would not want to stand the entire time - the intermissions are long enough to grab a drink or go to the bathroom - the drinks are expensive, so bring money, but you can sit in large, cushy chairs with a tiny table at each that is large enough to fit an ice bucket and two glasses - cameras are allowed without flash, so we got some great pics and videos, but we sat on the far left side of the room. I feel it would have ruined the vibe to see a lot of phones in the crowd, and accordingly, most people chose not to do it. Again, not going to post any here so as not to spoil it. Don't sleep on this!!!
Disclaimer: I firmly believe that New York is the greatest city in the world, and am both elated and crestfallen that no other place will make me feel like this again, ever in my life. New York has ruined me for all things. Food, museums, culture. And now, New York has ruined me for burlesque. I've seen a lot of burlesque. And after Company XIV, no other company will ever measure up. I attended Nutcracker Rouge and wanted to go again as soon as the show finished! I'm already trying to plan how I'm going to see their next show. Tucked behind an industrial steel door in Bushwick, the average person has no idea what magic lays within! Walking into this spot is like walking into another dimension. As soon as you pass through the doors, the lights are low, with a red glow. There is a mist in the air, a wealth of velvet, silk, and color . . . with fabulous, dramatic, sexy, sometimes androgynous, beings gliding and sashaying about. There are not enough adjectives or synonyms to convey how ethereal and delectable this show and the performers are. Beautiful, talented, lithe men and women hang from the ceiling, performing reality-defying acrobatic and aerial acts. Bewitching ballerinas dancing across the stage. Soulful singers belting out ballads. Flexible folk tying themselves into positions you never dreamed possible. Scantily clad people with astounding core strength swinging around a sparkling silver pole in gravity defying positions. I cannot rave enough about this gender-bending, all-inclusive place. It's how I wish the whole world would be . . . how I see New York . . . all colors, all genders, no genders, all ethnicities, acceptance, focus on consent. I cannot wait to experience another evening of fantasy with them! Now, the boring, but necessary review stuff: The main show is on the stage, though the acrobatic acts take place over the main seating sections, and the singers sometimes walk out into the isle. So unless you're sitting in the very back, you will have to turn around or turn your neck at times. There are several types of seats available: The petite chairs right up front, with no champagne upgrade, is 135 dollars. Before seeing the venue myself, I was concerned this seat was too close, and would cause you to have to crane your neck the whole time, but it honestly looked like a great, affordable spot where you could get some great photos and videos without obstruction. I think I'll try this view next. You can't go wrong, as this is a small venue. Regular chairs: 195 dollars. Varying views. The high bar chairs, which are further back: 105 dollars. And the champagne couch for two (which was the type of seat I had): the cost for both tickets and a champagne upgrade (which you can't opt out of for this show) was 595 total (just under 300 each). I did get over 90 dollars off with a promotional code I found online. I promptly used it to further upgrade my champagne experience! I am glad I got the couch (which I bought to have all to myself), as it was comfy, had more space, a nice and supportive high back. There was one couch in front of me (I was in the second row, not counting the petite thrones at the stage, which are placed a little lower that the rest). If I got the couch again, I would want a front center one, for sure! Thank you, Company XIV, for being part of my New York.
Genuinely incredible
Saw the nutcracker rouge. I felt like I was in the euphoric stage of death at this show. My life was flashing in front of my eyes in waves with fond memories of my childhood and adulthood, and some regrets, but not horrible ones. Had to hold back a lot tears.
I've been wanting to come for years and was finally able to do so. Such fun!! The minute you walk in, the atmosphere is intoxicating and erotic. The troupe is friendly and such fun to interact with! I was unable to sample the sweets due to worries about allergens, but that didn't stop my enjoyment! The performances were astounding, especially our MC and the performer doing Mother Ginger. I have not clapped or cheered so loudly in such a long time that I don't even remember when it was I had such an amazing time!!! Bravo to everyone! I hope to make this a yearly tradition!!!