Recommended Las Vegas Shows for 2011?

[Cindala]

LeReve seemed to be so much about beefy men in skimpy swimming costumes. O has full costumes that give a total other worldly appearance to the performers, you're not just watching some skimpily clad men getting wet, again and again, and again.

Hmmmm. I think I will look into this LeReve show a bit more!

 

[Cindala]

Penn & Teller is a comedy-magic show. Maybe 8-10 fairly elaborate tricks and amusing commentary. More of the straight-shooting type of banter rather than the "I am the Amazing Gizmo" type. We found the show witty and clever, with really good tricks. No where near boring in our estimation. However, we tend to gravitate away from shows with sparkly rhinestones and feather fans, if that gives you an idea of our tastes.

H

We are not rhinestone and feather fans either, so I appreciate your opinion. I remember watching Penn and Teller on TV years ago when I was just a kid!

 

[Cindala]

I don't know how you feel about Cirque, but I just don't get how or why anyone would pay top dollar to see a freaky circus!

I remember Cirque when they were just making it in Canada, long before they were the big Vegas thing. Didn't impress me then and again, I just can't figure out how they would impress me now at $100+ per person/per pop!

To each their own.

We never saw a Cirque show until "Love" and we were blown away! Maybe because we are big Beatle fans, we appreciated it more. Are the other Cirque shows similar is scope or are they different?

 

[riverdees05]

Wouldn't it be a boring world if everyone like the same thing!

 

[Fern Modena]

Well, yes, unless everybody liked what *I* like. Then we'd be kindred spirits!

Fern

Wouldn't it be a boring world if everyone like the same thing!

 

[Cindala]

So far I am noticing that a lot of shows don't have their calendars out as far as June yet. Guess I will have to wait a little longer.
I think last year we booked around April.