Embracing vintage shtick and enduring stage skills, the Scintas drew 700 fans to the Plaza Showroom this weekend. Their success is no fluke.
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Ringo Starr loves playing Las Vegas, enough to entertain thoughts of an extended engagement on the Strip.
The entertainer will be the host and special guest for the Review-Journal’s annual Best of Las Vegas awards show Saturday.
The’s show’s name has sparked an ongoing debate. “The Lady & The Liar,” was one tossed-away title. Also rebuffed: “The Temple Woman & The Fibber.”
Blue Man Group continues to defy genres, cultures and demographics as it secures its hold on the Strip.
Cher is bringing her characteristically elaborate stage show and many costume changes to The Park Theater on Feb. 8.
The multifaceted artist, who performs in Clint Holmes’ Palazzo show, learned to sing and play piano in Cuba, and learned English in Las Vegas.
“Rock of Ages,” which rolled out the hits of the 1980s in the Bourbon Room at the Rio, goes dark on New Year’s Day.
Matt Goss is still big in the U.K., and has established a home in Vegas that might include MGM Resorts.
It was something of a test, loading “One Epic Night” into the Plaza Showroom. Anyone observing this show knew the pass-fail grade would be rendered quickly. Well, “One Epic Night” opened Sept. 29. It closed and loaded out this afternoon.
The former heavyweight champion deals with a few missteps and rowdy fans, but “Undisputed Truth” is always a memorable experience.
The seventh installment of the teeming-with-acrobats production Circus Couture is “Lucky,” for its seventh performance.
Wanna dance? The cast of “Cherry Boom Boom” does, having taken over the old “Folies” showroom at the Trop.
As a court ruling this week reminds, “Absinthe” is a circus — in and out of the Spiegeltent at Caesars Palace.
Carlos Santana chooses life over violence, as his idea for a syndicated TV show reminds.
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