Over-excited female theatregoers at Magic Mike Live ‘sexually assaulted staff’ as police are called in to investigate

Overly horny female spectators at Magic Mike Live are being shown sexually assaulting staff, it is claimed, as police are called to investigate.

Police are appealing for witnesses after groups of tipsy friends reportedly stripped and massacred doormen and waiters. Sun reports.

The audience for the raunchy West End show is largely made up of screaming women who are promised a “hot and fun” evening.

The message to ticket holders advises them to “drink a little beforehand” but continues: “We have a full bar and nice staff to serve you drinks at the show.”

Police were asked to investigate whether some of those attending the event may have beaten up waiters, drink sellers and hosts, who were said to be “all young, handsome guys,” the newspaper reported.

Police were asked to investigate whether some of those attending the event may have beaten up waiters, drink sellers and hosts, according to the report (File photo)

Someone allegedly assaulted one of the ticket ushers at London’s Hippodrome casino in Leicester Square and fled the venue 20 minutes after starting his shift, the newspaper reported.

A source told the Sun newspaper: “They tried to strip him. They took off his suspenders, then unbuttoned his shirt, and it went on and on.

“He was helpless. After that we never saw him again.

“This has happened to many employees – getting their butts spanked, grabbed, kissed and dragged around by drunk guests.”

Witnesses told the newspaper that one woman who grabbed a waiter by the crotch got away with only a warning.

Another was allegedly pulled forcefully towards the woman’s cleavage, ripping off his tie clip in the process.

The show’s website describes it as “360-degree entertainment based on the hit film” (File Photo)

Several waiters were reportedly confronted by drunken guests who shouted remarks such as, “Get your dick out.”

Muscular dancers were also targeted, with one of them being roughly grabbed by his private parts, the newspaper reported.

The show’s website describes it as “360-degree entertainment based on the hit film.”

It has been running in London since 2018, with tickets costing up to £99.

On Thursday evening a Scotland Yard spokesman said: “We are aware of a third party report of sexual assault at a commercial premises in Leicester Square. No arrests were made.

“We would always advise any victim of a sexual offense to contact the police to receive appropriate support.”