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| - LOVED this! It was Cirque mixed with the most vulgar comedy I've ever seen live. You'll laugh, you'll cry (probably from laughing too much), you'll oh and ah, and you'll feel incredibly awkward for a majority of the show. And you'll love every minute of it! Well, unless you get easily offended by any jokes regarding race, sex/sexuality or political affiliation (and c'mon, you know if you do). Then you should just go see Celine Dion and call it a night.
I really liked the fact that it was in a smaller venue (tent right by Serendipity 3 & in front of Caesar's Palace). I honestly couldn't imagine there being a bad seat in the house. We paid $80 per ticket (bought at Tix4Tonight) and were somewhere in the middle on the right hand side and found the seats to be more than adequate. The only time I couldn't see something was when a performer was on a particular spot on the side stage and there was a pole blocking my view. But no biggie.
If you sit in the front be prepared to potentially get horrendously ridiculed. I feel so bad for some of those people. And the white guy vs black guy dance off was classic. Kudos to those that get up and participate in front of everybody!
I thought all the acts were incredible. It was a really good mix of comedy, burlesque, incredible strength, and acrobatics. I even got a little misty-eyed by the couple that performed to that Christina Perri song A thousand Years.
As a sidenote, I can't get over the fact that someone below (Maria O.) gave this a one star review because it wasn't family-friendly. Are you freaking kidding me?!? You deserve a one star for your parenting. Who brings their kids to a Vegas show without first looking into what it's about or if it's appropriate for kids?! That's your own damn fault, not the performers.
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