Monday, February 25, 2013

Coco Loves Peepshow - Coco Austin Stays At Peepshow Through July 2013


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Peepshow is proud to announce that E!’s “Ice Loves Coco” reality star, Coco Austin, will continue her headlining role as “Bo Peep” in Peepshow as she signed a four-month contract for Las Vegas’ only striptease spectacular. Her show at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino will extend until July 28, 2013. Coco is also a glamour/fitness model and business entrepreneur.

Caroline Fontein, writer for Vegas.com said, “Coco Austin shines as the new star of Peepshow in Vegas.” From the time she started playing the role as “Bo Peep” last December, Coco already received commendations from her fans as well as her critics for her dancing ability and sizzling stage presence. She was named by Las Vegas Weekly as one of the “13 to Watch in 2013” and she still continues to captivate the audiences with her seductive and charming performance as a modern-day showgirl

“I am beyond thrilled to continue performing in Peepshow. This has been an amazing new chapter in my life, and I am excited to continue with the cast for another four months,” said Coco.

“Coco has been a tremendous addition to Peepshow. She brings a buzz and excitement to the stage, Planet Hollywood, and Las Vegas,” Scott Zeiger, co-chief executive officer of BASE Entertainment added Creator, director, and choreographer of Peepshow Jerry Mitchell said, “Coco’s personality and background in dance are great assets to the show. That body loves to move!”

Coco along with her husband is currently starring on E!, “Ice Loves Coco.” Their popular reality TV series is currently in its third season. She has many accomplishments in different fields including actress at NBC’s Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, accomplished author of fictional novel, Angel, in 2011 and fashion designer of ‘Licious’ which is her own clothing line designed for curvy and modern women that was launched last year.

Coco has proved herself through her work as a performer and model, as she continues to inspire women of all sizes and shapes to be confident with their own skin, which makes her to be an ideal star for Peepshow.
Peepshow presents an intricately choreographed and highly stylized show that combines celebrity power and topless burlesque. The show is recognized by its critics who positively hailed it as “The sexiest show on the planet!” and “Über-sexy!” In 2011, Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Best of Las Vegas Awards voted it as “Best Showgirls.” In its fourth year, Peepshow continues to deliver tantalizing fun that takes the audience to an enchanting and glamorous adult playground.

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Saturday, January 26, 2013

Donny & Marie Osmond Extend Their Flamingo Las Vegas Shows


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Donny & Marie will continue their performances at Flamingo Las Vegas until 2013 giving entertainment for their sold-out audiences. The duo was recently voted by Las Vegas Review-Journal’s readers which includes “Best Show,” “Best All-Around Performers” and “Best Singers.”

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“Donny and I are thrilled to have extended our residency here at Flamingo Las Vegas, which has become a wonderful second home to us. Who knew that when we first signed a limited six-week engagement back in 2008, that it would turn into a multi-year run! It is a dream come true for us,” Marie said.

Donny explains, “When we first wanted to return to Vegas and were looking for showrooms, I saw the one at the Flamingo and immediately knew that this was it, this was the one. It was traditional Vegas, and it was intimate enough yet big enough to support a larger production show. It was a perfect fit.”

President of the famed center Strip property Rick Mazer said, “We couldn’t be more thrilled to extend Donny & Marie’s run at Flamingo Las Vegas. Not only are Donny & Marie some of the Strip’s most popular entertainers, but they’ve truly become part of our family. We’re proud and honored to have them call the Flamingo ‘home’ and we know their fans will be just as ecstatic to learn they’ll have the opportunity to see them perform here throughout the year.”

Donny & Marie share five decades of entertainment in a non-stop, 90-minute show of live singing, dancing and music. America’s most-loved brother-sister duo features some of their chart-topping hits such as “Paper Roses,” “Puppy Love,” “I’m Leavin’ it (All) Up To You,” “Soldier of Love” and “Morning Side of the Mountain.”

“A Beautiful Life” which is the recent number one hit is part of the unmatched harmonies that continues today. The song is included in the 2011 duet album “Donny & Marie.”

Donny has delivered an impressive performance, including hits from his solo career, with rockin’ vocals and innovative choreography from the modernized hip hop version of The Osmond Brother’s classic “Yo-Yo.” This proves why he was voted by America to be the season nine’s winner of ABC’s “Dancing With the Stars.”

Marie performs a blazing hot country music style with a mash-up of “These Boots Were Made For Walkin’” and “Walk this Way” by Aerosmith. As she performed, audiences will feel a country fair stage on fire with the crystal-encased guitar and the line dance with four muscle-toned cowboys.

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Thursday, July 31, 2008

Bringing The Rat Pack Back To Las Vegas


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One of, if not the most, well known acts in Las Vegas entertainment history was the famous Rat Pack. Their antics were legendary and helped set the stage for what we now call "Sin City." Their show was only a great memory to those lucky enough to see it. Until now. "The Rat Pack Is Back" show at the Plaza Hotel and Casino is a faithful and energetic reproduction of their infamous stunts.

As recently noted by the Las Vegas Shows Reviews blog:

Sammy is on stage next, his shark skin is shiny blue, and he just about takes over the show. And it would be Sammy’s show if Dean didn’t keep butting in and Joey didn’t try so hard to make Sammy look small, but that couldn’t happen to Sammy. “That Old Black Magic” comes out big and as smooth as silk, and “Mr. Bojangles” still brings a sad joy to the heart. There is something electric about Kyle Diamond’s performance. Perhaps it’s the excitement in his eyes and the pure Sammy Davis Jr. energy that he pours out onto the audience. He makes us as glad to be in the audience as he is glad to be on stage. Now that we’ve been blushed by Joey, boozed by Dean, and seduced by Sammy, we know we will not be disappointed with Frank.

In contrast to the goofy antics of his buddies, David DeCosta walks Frank Sinatra on to the stage with an authority that ends all questions to who is the real star. Looking suave in his expensive grey suit with the small red triangle handkerchief in his breast pocket, he commands and corrals the other players into now participating in HIS show.

After he belts out the classic "That's Life", "Frank" brings up the cast to pull up a stoll and sing some songs. It's just like it was in the Copa Room at the Sands in 1962. The performers do a fantastic job of recreating the voices and actions of the legendary entertainers. Some performances feature different cast members and at some shows even a Marilyn Monroe look-a-like joins the festivities!

There's also a dinner package available and the food is quite good! For anyone that longs for the "Old Vegas" and a glimpse into how Vegas started off being the "Entertainment Capitol of the World" The Rat Pack Is Back is simply a show not to miss!

You can read the complete review at: Indeed, The Rat Pack Is Back In Las Vegas

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Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Cirque Du Soliel Mystere Is A Treat For The Senses In Las Vegas


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Las Vegas has always been known for it's spectatular entertainment. But one show in particular really upped the ante. When Cirque du Soliel opened Mystere at the Treasure Island Hotel and Casino, it opened up a whole new world for Las Vegas. The show brought a visual & theatrical element that had not been seen here previously. The show opened in 1993 & it's still as exciting today as it was at the grand opening.

As recently noted by the Las Vegas Shows Reviews blog:

Like Alice in Wonderland, this shows feels a bit like falling down a rabbit hole into a mysterious world. Though the tremendous physical acts may be the central focus of the audience, the ringmaster, the jumbo-sized baby who found his “papa”, and the clown bring a unique humor to the show. During the limited breaks for the acrobats, the “clown,” who looks more like Albert Einstein than a bozo with a red nose, attempts to play tricks on audience members. Though he has great fun before the show with throwing popcorn and giving what appears to be unwelcome back massages, this clown has no problem separating a couple in order to woo the lady. Though the ringmaster may take him off stage, these brief interludes between the acrobatic performances only intensify the feeling that you have entered a dream.

When these acrobats return, the audience is again amazed at their athleticism and sheer physical strength. These performers take gymnastics to a level far beyond any Olympic champion, demonstrating the full range of man’s physical capabilities when bravery, dedication, and training morphs into tremendous talent. These men and women are not ordinary circus performers. Instead, they are a shining example of the human spirit.

Mystere tells a story of the power of life and death, and of how over time man has the ability to change. The acrobatics are a strong visual part of the performance, so much so that their literal meaning might be not completely recognized. But make no doubt it is a strong message of the level of humanity that mankind can achieve. The bits of comedy places in key parts of the show are a nice touch to offset the seriousness of the messages portrayed throughout. You'll not soon forget your visit to the "circus" and the tremendous emotional experience of the evening. The show is safe for all ages, so no worries if you want to bring the children. Make Mystere a part of your next Vegas trip and live the dream for yourself!

You can read the complete review at: Take A Plunge Into The Mystical World Of Cirque du Soleil’s Mystere

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Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Mamma Mia Entertains Las Vegas With The Music Of ABBA


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Mamma Mia is one of the excellent shows currently running on the Las Vegas strip. You can catch the show at the Mandalay Bay resort.

As the Las Vegas Shows Reviews blog recently noted:

Having no information about the true identify of her father, Sophie, the blushing 20 year old bride-to-be, invites the three men her mother had written about in her 1979 diary to her upcoming wedding. This is the backdrop to the captivating musical Mamma Mia, a story of a young woman who attempts to find her father and her own identity at a pivotal moment in her life. Sophie’s mother, Donna, who is also unsure of the identity of her daughter’s father, is upset by the unexpected arrival of all three men the day before the wedding.

A naive Sophie mistakenly believes that she would know her own father the moment she meets him; however, deciding who her father is from appearances and personality alone proves to be a difficult and emotional task. As all three men decide to step up to the plate and walk Sophie down the aisle, Sophie faces a harrowing dilemma with her fiancee, her mother, and the three men she lured to the Greek Island where she lives.

Even though the show takes on some important issues, the way they're portrayed is done in a entertaining and humourous way. The costumes are right out of the 70's and you'll get a kick out of the high energy dance numbers. If you haven't figured it out, the show is based around the music of the 70's supergroup ABBA. If you weren't a fan of their music before, you'll surely be one after seeing Mamma Mia!

You can read the complete review at: Mamma Mia! Keeps You On The Edge Of Your Seat

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Friday, May 09, 2008

Toxic Audio Puts Voices Up Front In A Unique Las Vegas Show

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With all of the different and varied shows here in Las Vegas it's really tough to stand out. One of the more unique shows to come along is Toxic Audio which is currently running in the V Theater located at the Planet Hollywood casino.

As the Las Vegas Shows Reviews blog recently noted:

It’s five singers with no back up band or recorded tracks pumping out “Autumn Leaves” in English, French, German, Korean, Scat, and Pig Latin. Its Paul Sperrazza, a “human beat box,” tearing up the audience like a mix of Jim Carey, Jerry Lewis, and that guy who almost won American Idol last year. It’s also Rene Ruiz, the founder of the group, whose credits include “Forever Plaid,” delivering a unforgettable show to a cheering audience.

Oh and there are 4 other performers making it happen for the audience too; Christine Vienna, Tim Jones, and Heather Friedman, and the “sound guy. The sound guy gets his own song during the show and definitely deserves his own sentence in this review, his name is Shannon Brady. There is no band to coordinate but he’s does a heck of job keeping five very good singers in perfect balance.

You have to like a team of singers who can improv a beat box song about Pat and Debbie Boone and who will play “Jaws” with its audience. As a matter of fact the audience is almost the 6th player in the troop. Four or Five audience members are brought on stage at different times in the 70 minute show, and singers perform in the isles just a frequently

It really is amazing how they can make so many different sounds with just their voices. They do a family-friendly show as well, covering many hits from years past as well as instantly recognizable TV theme songs.

The audience gets plenty of chances to participate too. At several points in the show people are brought on stage to join the festivies and the cast members frequently venture out into the crowd, giving a close up look at how talented the performers truly are.

All in all Toxic Audio is a very entertaining show and if you're looking to see something unique without spending a ton of money this might just be your ticket!

You can read the complete review at: Toxic Audio Explained - It’s Voice, And All Voice

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