This rather spartan feathers-and-sequins show, a by-the-decades homage to women's attitudes and fashion (including the obligatory can-can), opened in 1959...

Jubilee!'s staging of the sinking of the Titanic and Samson's destruction of the Philistines in the temple are beyond lame. But the production numbers in...

Having pushed the boat out for O (literally, in a couple of scenes), Cirque du Soleil had to work hard to top it in this multi-million-dollar extravaganza....

Blessed with all the personal dynamism of a ventriloquist's dummy - his interaction with the audience is still mesmerically awkward, despite the fact that...

Las Vegas's oldest secondary school was nearly razed in the early 1990s, but instead found new life as a magnet school for performing arts and international...

Las Vegas's oldest community theatre company has settled well into its new space, with both the main stage and the Fischer Black Box regularly hosting...

Named after mogul Steve Wynn's favourite Picasso painting ('the dream' in French), this big-budget spectacular features diving, acrobatics and amazing...

This could have been horrific, a parade of paperback writers coming together in Sgt Pepper's yellow submarine to help Jude get back, or something. Sure,...

Las Vegas's oldest secondary school was nearly razed in the early 1990s, but instead found new life as a magnet school for performing arts and international...

One of the real gems of Vegas's family entertainment roster is also one of its cheapest shows. Sure, there are no big bangs or grand illusions here: the...

The Menopause juggernaut finds a home in a city known for its own frequent hot flushes. Set in the lingerie department of Bloomingdale's, Menopause unites...

The first Cirque du Soleil show to reach Vegas, Mystère holds up very well next to the more spectacular and expensive siblings that have joined it. The...

It's been surpassed in the extravagance stakes by Kà, but this is still the best Cirque du Soleil production in town, and maybe the best show on the Strip....

Burly man-mountain Penn Jillette and the mute, mono-monikered Teller are the Reservoir Dogs to most other magicians' Ocean's Eleven: edgy, angry, and always...