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Vegas Shows & Entertainment EVENTS and ENTERTAINMENT Event prices and times are subject to change As of: Saturday, March 09, 2013 Continuous Entertainment List Absinthe at Caesars-Stripside Telephone: ; Time: 8pm and 10pm; Dark: Monday; Prices Range from 110.00 through 135.00 Absinthe features outrageous comedy and a cast of wild and outlandish acts performing amazing feats of virtuosity within mere feet of the audience. Must be 18 years. Anthony Cools at Bally's Telephone: ; Time: 9:00pm; Dark: Mon Wed Fri; Prices Range from 24.00 through 49.00 Cools carefully extracts his subjects uninhibited sides, with laugh-out-loud results. Blue Man Group at Monte Carlo Telephone: ; Time: 7pm; Dark: Mon and Tue; Prices Range from 135.00 through 256.00 Blue Man Group has turbo-charged its newest show in Las Vegas with electrifying music, sensational technology, and innovative new ways of interacting with the audience. The new, mega-enhanced show is a thrilling, energy-infused experience that introduces wildly inventive musical instruments, a humorous look at robots and creativity, and a mind-blowing (literally) tour inside the neural network of the human brain. Each night the Blue Men deliver an extraordinary spectacle as well as a soulful and primal kind of euphoric experience that makes you feel vibrantly alive and more closely connected with the people around you. Brad Garrett' Comedy at MGM Grand Telephone: ; Time: 8p; Prices Range from 54.00 through 76.00 Carrot Top at Luxor Telephone: ; Time: 8:30pm; Dark: Tuesday; Prices Range from 67.00 through 78.00 A one-man show complete with trunks of props and creativity. For ages 18 and up. Ceelo Presents Loberace at Planet Hollywood Telephone: ; Time: 11p and 12Midnight; Dark: Sun-Tues; Prices Range from 54.00 through 154.00 electrifying journey into the world of CeeLo’s brainchild, “LOBERACE,” playing off the Vegas icon Liberace. More of a spectacle than a show, CeeLo, the conductor/ringmaster “LOBERACE,” will take fans on a ride through the colorful decades of music, stopping at legendary moments in time, from Prince to Blue Magic to The Rolling Stones, new wave to disco and beyond. Celine Dion at The Colosseum at Caesar's Palace Telephone: ; Time: 7:30 pm; Dark: varies; Prices Range from 144.00 through 225.00 Check with Concierge on Dates Chippendales, The Show at Rio Suites Hotel and Casino Telephone: ; Time: Sun-Thur @ 8pm, Fri-Sat @ 8pm and 10:30pm; Dark: Wednesday; Prices Range from 57.00 through 68.00 Exciting male revue performed nightly. For ages 18 and up. EVENTS and ENTERTAINMENT Event prices and times are subject to change As of: Saturday, March 09, 2013 Continuous Entertainment List Criss Angel, Believe at Luxor Telephone: ; Time: 7p and 9:30p; Dark: Sun/Mon; Prices Range from 84.00 through 195.00 Angel brings his arsenal of magic feats to audiences-leaving them in a state of bewilderment, awe and fascination. David Copperfield at MGM Telephone: ; Time: 7:30pm, 10pm, ocassional matinee on Sat.; Prices Range from 106.00 through 128.00 David Copperfield has been hailed by audiences and critics as the greatest illusionist of our time. Ages 5 and up. See Concierge for Dates Diva's With Frank Marino at The Quad Telephone: ; Time: 10:00pm; Dark: Friday; Prices Range from 54.00 through 99.00 Marino stars as comic icon Joan Rivers. The 75-minute show features an all star cast of superstar female impersonators who not only recreate but almost uncannily duplicate the likenesses of celebrities ranging from Britney Spears to Cher, Diana Ross and Beyonce. As the show's emcee Marino changes between every act bringing an international whirlwind of couture to the stage with each spectacular entrance. Donny and Marie Osmond at Flamingo Telephone: ; Time: 7:30pm; Dark: Sun/Mon; Prices Range from 111.00 through 302.00 The 90-minute extravaganza will showcase Donny and Marie's greatest hits in a multimedia spectacle presented on a custom-designed stage with multiple video screens and a sizeable cast of electrifying dancers. Frankie Moreno at Stratosphere Telephone: ; Time: 8:00pm; Dark: Mon Tue Thu Fri; Prices Range from 51.00 through 62.00 Longtime Las Vegas favorite Moreno and his 10-piece band fills the showroom with an eclectic mix of contempory songs. George Wallace at Flamingo Telephone: ; Time: 10pm; Dark: Sun/Mon; Prices Range from 67.00 through 94.00 Funny man stand up comic. Appearing in the Flamingo Showroom. Gordie Brown at Golden Nugget Telephone: ; Time: 7:30p; Dark: Sun - Mon; Prices Range from 45.00 through 83.00 Impressionist, singer and and entertainer known for his celebrity impressions. Gregory Popovich's Pet Theater at Planet Hollywood Telephone: ; Time: 4:00pm; Dark: Wed and Thu; Prices Range from 24.00 through 62.00 Picture the cutest pet trick and you'll see it here. From dogs jumping rope to cats pushing strollers, this show is ideal for kids as well as the kids-at-heart. Human Nature at Venetian Telephone: ; Time: 7p; Dark: Tues-Wed; Prices Range from 73.00 through 117.00 Smokey Robinson Presents Australia’s Human Nature – The Ultimate Celebration of Motown” showcases the distinctive, dynamic harmonies of members Toby Allen, Phil Burton, Andrew Tierney and Michael Tierney. This quartet is known for outstanding concert and stage performances and has toured with Céline Dion and Michael Jackson. EVENTS and ENTERTAINMENT Event prices and times are subject to change As of: Saturday, March 09, 2013 Continuous Entertainment List Improv At Harrah's at Harrah's Telephone: ; Time: 8:30 pm and 10:30 pm; Dark: Monday; Prices Range from 44.00 through 61.00 Presents stand up comedy. For ages 18 and up. Harrahs Jubilee! at Bally's Telephone: ; Time: 7:30 pm and 10:30 pm; Dark: Fridays; Prices Range from 85.00 through 105.00 The show of shows. Variety, showgirls, tribute to old Hollywood, featuring the sinking of the Titanic. For ages 18 and up. Ka' at MGM Grand Telephone: ; Time: 7:00pm and 9:30pm; Dark: Sun and Mon; Prices Range from 128.00 through 184.00 Cirque du Soleil's newest epic saga of separated twins searching for their destiny. Martial arts, traditional circus stunts and fire. For ages 5 and up. Le Reve at Wynn Telephone: ; Time: 7:00pm and 9:30pm; Dark: Wednesday/Thursday; Prices Range from 118.00 through 225.00 'Le Reve means the dream, and my aim is to create an entirely new universe, to transport the spectators into a unique world where the theater, performance and audience become one and the same reality. ' Franco Dragone, Director Aquatic Production Legends In Concert at Flamingo Telephone: ; Time: 4p; Prices Range from 64.00 through 99.00 A re-creation of legendary superstars of yesterday and today. General Admission. Love The Beatles Cirque Du Soleil at Mirage Telephone: ; Time: 7:00pm and 9:30pm; Dark: Tuesday and Wednesday; Prices Range from 131.00 through 188.00 LOVE will bring the magic of Cirque du Soleil together with the spirit and passion of the Beatles to create a vivid, intimate and powerful entertainment experience at a custom theater. The international cast of 60 will showcase aerial performance, extreme sports and urban, freestyle dance. Mac King at Harrah's Telephone: ; Time: 1:00pm and 3:00pm; Dark: Sunday and Monday; Price: 40.00 The Mac King Comedy Magic Show features a quirky afternoon performer who does an array of different magic tricks that amuse the audience with wonderment and laughter. Matt Goss at Caesars Telephone: ; Time: 9:30p; Dark: Sun - Thu; Price: 47.00 The swingin' performer in the vein of the Rat Pack sings his hits, standards and moe backed by a nine-piece band. Menopause The Musical at Luxor Telephone: ; Prices Range from 67.00 through 83.00 A hilarious celebrations of women and the change, this uplifting production includes parodies from the 60s and 70s and 80s. Must be at least 14 or older. EVENTS and ENTERTAINMENT Event prices and times are subject to change As of: Saturday, March 09, 2013 Continuous Entertainment List Michael Jackson One (opens May 23 Premiere) at Mandalay Bay Telephone: is a theatrical evocation of Michael's creative genius. Guided and inspired by his music, four misfits set out on a transformation adventure. By Journey's end, they will personify Michael's agility, courage, playfulness and love. Mystere at Treasure Island Telephone: ; Time: 7:00pm and 9:30pm; Dark: Thursday and Friday; Prices Range from 110.00 through 147.00 Starring Cirque du Soleil, acrobatics, comedy, and dance. Nathan Burton at Flamingo Telephone: ; Time: 4:00pm; Dark: Monday; Prices Range from 36.00 through 79.00 Looking for a late afternoon extravaganza of magical illusions, entertaining dance and comedic stylings that kids and adults can enjoy together? Well then, Nathan Burton is your man. Nunsense at LVH Telephone: ; Time: 4:00pm; Dark: Friday; Prices Range from 57.00 through 68.00 Nunsense is a wacky musical comedy about a group of nuns trying to put on a benefit show to raise enough money to bury their dead sisters. 'o' at Bellagio Telephone: ; Time: 7:30 pm and 10:00 pm; Dark: Monday and Tuesday; Prices Range from 116.00 through 202.00 An aquatic theatrical production from Cirque du Soleil. Penn and Teller at Rio Telephone: ; Time: 9:00pm; Dark: Thursday and Friday; Prices Range from 94.00 through 106.00 Living in Vegas, Live at the Rio. An edgy mix of comedy and magic. Rod Stewart at Caesars Colesseum Telephone: ; Time: 7:30p Check with Concierge on dates. Shania Twian at Colesseum at Caesars Telephone: ; Prices Range from 55.00 through 250.00 Check with Concierge on dates Terry Fator at Mirage Telephone: ; Time: 7:30pm; Dark: Sunday/Monday; Prices Range from 104.00 through 138.00 New impressions, new celebrity voices, new puppets and more laughs than ever - Terry Fator and His Cast of Thousands fills the stage with celebrity singing impressions and unparalleled ventriloquism, backed by a sizzling live band.
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