A Blue Man can catch a marshmallow in his mouth just about anywhere. And that’s been an adaptive skill in Las Vegas, where the Blue Man Group became a 15-year institution but carved those years among three casino theaters.
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Before he was chief operating officer for the company that produces “Legends in Concert,” Brian Brigner lived and breathed race cars.
Over the years, a few Las Vegas shows have figured out ways to warm up to the holiday season efficiently. Here’s a rundown, starting with the newest and most unusual.
“ShowStoppers” has enough roof-rattling voices to fill the stockings of all your out-of-town guests, Thanksgiving and Christmas both.
Celine Dion tells her fans that even though she was absent for a year from the Colosseum at Caesars Palace, she knows “you were with me, stayed with me.”
As you’ve probably heard by now, Billy Idol is the latest act to land his own Las Vegas residency. Earlier this week, the ’80s rebel announced plans to play a dozen dates over the course of two months next spring at the House of Blues at Mandalay Bay.
Performing magic in a silly green dragon suit can get you some distance in show business, maybe even as far as the prestigious Fringe festival in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Some would say no matter what it is you’re hosting, there’s an audience for it somewhere. With Las Vegas being home to devout followers of the United Church of Bacon, what better place than Sin City to hold a bacon-themed Broadway-level show.