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| - show was entertaining, the line process was long
paid about $30 for this show, Yay?! this deal can be found in a lot of places online or at one of those ticket booths on the strip, don't pay full price!
We were told to get to the theater 45 minutes prior to the show to get the better seats. We got there 40-50 minutes prior and we were about 12th person from the front, after a long wait a staff toke us up to their green screen to take a picture (which they will put in a Las Vegas backgroud and sell to you for $12 when you exit), we were then told to go to another spot and get back into a line (still in position #12) I did not look at the time, but we definitely waited for a long time and the show did not start at the time it was supposed to. Eventually the doors opened and we were let it. As we stood there by the doorway I noticed there was another door on the right where a bunch of people were entering...apparently there was a VIP ticket line, so we ended up in the middle of the theater...not the front.. so keep this in mind.
The show stared about 10 minutes after we sat down. Wally Eastwood was the opening act, he's also...I guess the host? for the entire show as he comes out and talks a bit and ends the show with a long act. He's got some really funny lines and delivers them very well, laughed my a$$ off. check him out on YouTube if you like, but seeing his entire act live was worth the $30. It's a variety show so there were many different talents, from what I remembered we got :
Wally - Awesome juggler, not just with hands either, GREAT showmanship.
Tamara Yeroffyeva - gymnastic with hula hoops, great control of her body, she looked like a noodle that can manipulate those hoops with any part of the body.
Aerial Expressions - Acrobatics, meh, it was cool, but the stage was a bit too small for what they do. I think they would be a better act for a show with a larger stage.
The Crazy Gauchos - these two guys are loud! they do some funny skits with a volunteer from the audience that was pretty entertaining.
Joe Trammel - This guy kinda acts out characters from a bunch of movies in a short time, he changes in and out of clothes and costume throughout the whole act and mouths the theme songs of the movies. funny but also creepy at the same time.
Russ Merlin - used four members from the audience and....you'll have to watch the show, it's just too funny to explain. Hopefully you are not one of the four, I think it's much funnier watching it!
In closing, it's not worth the full price, but definitely worth it if you find the 1/2 off deals, make sure you don't have anything planned close t the show time because they don't run at a perfect schedule!
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