Friday January 26, 2001

Vegas Shows

Mystère, Cirque du Soleil
Treasure Island
Playing to capacity crowds since its debut in 1993, Cirque du Soleil's Mystère is a perfect blend of intrigue, athleticism and entertainment. This example of performance art without boundaries features an international cast of 72 champion caliber acrobats, gymnasts, dancers, singers, musicians and clowns from 15 countries. Honored four times as the best show in Las Vegas, Mystère has forever changed the face of Las Vegas entertainment.

TreasureIsland's official site

"O", Cirque du Soleil
Bellagio
Performed in, on and above a 1.5 million-gallon pool that is 25 feet deep and measures 150 feet by 100 feet, Cirque du Soleil's first venture into aquatic theater is perpetual art in motion. "O" at the Bellagio shows that there is no limit to the surrealism that lies deep within the subconscious.

Bellagio Official Website , LasVegas Showbiz.com review

Carmen Electra
The Mtv / Baywatch babe now has her own Vegas show. It will be opening soon. To get the low down, click here to read the Extra exclusive story.

Siegfried & Roy
Mirage
If you love magic, if you love being completely mystified, then you'll love the world-famous illusionists Siegfried & Roy. The most successful magician act of their kind and honored as the Magicians of the Century by the International Society of Magicians, it is no surprise that they recently announced signing a lifetime contract at the Mirage. Their brilliant showmanship is a must see.

Mirage Official Site

Blue Man Group
Luxor
Blue Man Group's new show in Las Vegas, titled "Blue Man Group - Live at Luxor", takes place at the 1,200 seat state-of-the-art Luxor Theatre and contains a hybrid of new material and "signature" pieces from Blue Man Group productions in New York, Boston and Chicago.

Blue Man Group Site , Luxor.com

EFX Theatre
MGM Grand
MGM Grand continues to set new standards for on-stage entertainment in its 1,700-seat "EFX" Theatre. This is the permanent home of the two-time "Best of Las Vegas" winner "EFX," a $45 million music and special effects theatrical production starring nine-time Tony Award winner and the "first gentleman of Broadway," Tommy Tune.

MGM Grand's official site

Buccanneer Bay
Treasure Island
Every 90 minutes each evening, cannon and musket fire are exchanged in a dramatic pyrotechnic battle between the pirate ship Hispaniola and the British frigate H.M.S. Britannia in the middle of Buccaneer Bay.

TreasureIsland's official site