RSSC-Regent Seven Seas Cruises has unveiled the entertainment programme for Seven Seas Prestige, featuring six original productions, an expanded live music offering and two new concepts ahead of the ship’s maiden voyage on December 28th, 2026.
Four of the productions will be staged in the Constellation Theater. Viva Vedette draws inspiration from historic showgirl performances at venues such as the Copacabana and Folies Bergère, while Riviera Luxe combines contemporary hits and retro music with dance and fashion-inspired staging. Rewind features music from the 1980s, and Allegro reinterprets opera and Broadway classics through contemporary pop arrangements.
The remaining productions will take place in other onboard venues. Golden Hour and Golden Night form a two-part entertainment experience in the Starlight Atrium, combining pre-dinner live music with an evening dance event. Meanwhile, Tipples & Tales: A Zacapa Rum Voyage, hosted in the Meridian Lounge, combines rum tasting, maritime storytelling, live music and theatrical performances.
The six productions have been developed by the Prestige Production Company under the executive leadership of Bryan White and Kai Alan Carrier. Their costume programme comprises 781 costumes and custom-made accessories.
The ship will also introduce Regent's most extensive live music programme to date, including the cruise line's first onboard DJ, jazz duo and string duo. They will perform across the Prestige Lounge, Meridian Lounge and Observation Lounge, alongside established musical formats.
From January 20th, 2027, Seven Seas Prestige will introduce The Broadway Experience, featuring Broadway and West End performers accompanied by a live orchestra in the Constellation Theater. Announced performers include Kerry Ellis, Charl Brown and Keri René Fuller. The concept is also scheduled to expand to selected other Regent vessels during 2027.
Another addition, Luminaries at Sea, will bring writers, performers, explorers and other specialists onboard for talks and discussions. The speaker programme will be introduced across the Regent fleet, with further details of the guests scheduled specifically for Seven Seas Prestige to be announced.
The 76,550-gross-tonne Seven Seas Prestige will accommodate up to 822 passengers at double occupancy in 409 suites, supported by 630 crew members. Its maiden voyage will depart Miami on December 28th, 2026, for an 11-night Caribbean itinerary calling at Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, Jamaica and the Cayman Islands.