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| - Although Yelp still shows that this show is at The Palazzo, it is now at Paris Las Vegas (as of 3/6).
I have to say that his is probably my new favorite show in Las Vegas. I am not sure if this new production is any different to the previous, but it was AWESOME!
I was going to give a 5 star review, but there were a couple of issues:
- The line to get in the theater was super long and slow moving. The theater is located in the hotel lobby of Paris, which is very inconvenient (however, I don't imagine that changing)
-Once inside, there is only 1 small bar. It was not fully staffed and it took FOREVER to get a drink. I thought that the show was going to start while we were in line, and there were quite a few people in line behind us.
-I know it is the strip, but charging $4 for a bottle of water and making us wait in line for 15 minutes for it is a bit ridiculous.
Ok, now that we got that out of the way, on to the show. Our tickets were in the Left Mezzanine, but when we showed the Usher our tickets, she said that she had 2 seats in the lower level available and would move us, free of charge. We continued down to row CC in the orchestra, and found that our seats were now just about front and center. AWESOME!! I don't think that I have ever been that close to a show.
I know who Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons are, but I was somewhat unfamiliar with the actual story. I also didn't realize how many amazing songs they did! I did not think the show was slow moving at all, but I was surprised that it was so long! Be prepared to be there almost 2 1/2 hours. There is a short (8 minute) intermission, but I didn't think that was really enough time to try and fight the lines at the bar or in the bathroom, so we just stayed in our seats.
There are 2 different actors who play Frankie, and we got to see Graham Fenton, who did an exceptional job. I would love to see it again to compare the other guy (not sure of his name). I have seen some complaints about the language. There is quite a bit of cussing, but I did not think that it was unnecessary. The story is about wise guys from New Jersey, so it was very fitting (in my opinion). I would not suggest taking kids to see the show though, as I would not suggest taking kids to 90% of the shows in Las Vegas.
The music, the singing, the entire show is amazing. I would definitely go see it again and plan on getting my parents tickets for their anniversary (my Mom named 1 of my sisters after the song "Sherry" so it seems fitting)!
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