On its website, Cirque le Soir promises its guests will be "treated to a thrilling assault on the senses from every angle." 

Cirque de Soir responded to Ingram's tweets Tuesday morning, saying in a statement that its entire team is "really upset by the suggestion that there was anything malicious in our

turning away of Mark Ingram and his friends from the club."

"We proudly celebrate diversity, not only as part of our shows, but as who we are," the statement continued.

"We would not dismiss anyone as 'too urban' and we would not turn anyone away on the basis of their ethnicity, sexuality, or any other characteristic — other than those

expressed in our door policy."

But, the nightclub added, "As an exclusive members club, we cannot guarantee entry to anyone and full discretion always lies with the door. We particularly discourage

casual dress code, intoxicated customers & male-heavy entourages."

"Discretion lies with our door staff and while we sympathize with Mark and his friends we fully support our employees' right to challenge groups that do not adhere to our

door policy," the statement explained. "Admitting an all-male group goes against our policy and is clearly stated on Facebook and on all reservation confirmation emails."

Though Cirque le Soir wrapped

up its statement by inviting Ingram and his friends — "male and female" — to come back when they revisit London, do you think they're in the right here?

People on Twitter

aren't entirely convinced: