If you get butt hurt quickly, don't come here. I usually don't take to jokes, but I genuinely…read moreenjoyed the show, and you don't have to be a Jew to understand. First, it's open seating. I grabbed drinks at the bar, and Richard was the bartender. Thanks for the cherry garnish and blue cheese olive. It was delicious. My double shot Crown lasted the entire show. My favorite act would be the ventriloquist. Especially when he picked out 2 people from the audience to help. I caught on about 95% of the jokes, and my BF was surprised. So, to me, it was funny. He he. Overall, I'd watch them again.

This is a funnier version of Rich Little's show at Trop, but go in knowing that aside from the…read moreimpressions, it's going to be heavy on the boomer humour. Rick Michel, Rich Natole and Joel Leder along with their pianist do everything from Saturday Night Live -esque skits, jokes and ventriloquism. I was even brought on stage tonight as part of the audience participation. It was fun. Not only did they do jokes, but they did great impressions of people like Don Rickles, Gomer Pyle, George Burns, Joe Pesci, Sammy Davis Jr., John Wayne and Rodney Dangerfield, just to name a few. I wouldn't suggest this show for the under 35 crowd or people that didn't grow up in the US. My in-laws are immigrants, so my husband didn't grow up with the same American pop culture that I did. He had no idea who any of the impressions were supposed to be of, even though we're both the same age and Millennials. There was an LGBT table not to far away and I could see on their face that they were trying to grin and bare it through the show. This is definitely not a left leaning show, as the oldins in the audience were cheering when one of the guys came on stage and said that "woke dies here." They were also cheering at Fauci and Biden jokes. Just go into this show knowing that this is geared towards the bluehairs and many of their jokes aren't politically correct and would probably get you fired if you said them on social media. While I'm not their target demographic, I enjoyed most of the show, save for the John Wayne / 7-11 owner game show skit. If you have older, white family members who grew up in the US, Jewish or not, they'll probably like this show. Visited: February 2023

The Will Edwards Show is one of Las Vegas's Best kept Secrets. Shhhh! dont tell anyone…read more Mr. Will Edwards is really funny. I loved his show because he really knows how to connect with the audience and make you feel like your part of his show. He brings local talent to his show, which is also a plus. If your in Vegas, you definitly dont want to miss his show. Great place to unwind and laugh till your heart is content!

Very funny show, it truly is a talk show in las Vegas, and he gives away a lot of stuff, and plays…read moregames with the audience. I would go back...its great for locals

I saw Louie for the 4th time last night and I really like his shows. I've seen Louie: LOL, Louie:…read moreLarger Than Life, and now his Big Baby Boomer. Over the last couple of years, Louie has changed his show and he has become a bit quieter. The showroom has removed a number of seats, so most of the seating is in the center only as opposed to being in three areas plus the booths. Attendance last night was not good. With an audience like that, Louie tried with his jokes. Some went over well while others didn't. He then started working some of the audience and he did this expertly. He also commented along the lines of when your jokes are failing, you might as well do this. It was great fun with mild kidding with the couple of audience members. Louie has a very pleasant demeanor and he is quite a funny man in his low key way. He's not a yeller nor screamer like some comics. He gets the job done with low key humor. The ending last night was a favorite facial gesture he gets to remember the one time his mother swore. I think I'll use it from now on.

Nope...don't do it!…read more Louie is a sweet guy and all and means well but at this point in time it is evident that this gig is just a paycheck. His show used to be at Excalibur and now Palace Station has taken him in and even named the dive comedy club after him. I am sure that was at his request and terms of contract in an effort to soften the blow of Excalibur dropping him. A bore of a show, I would have walked out however stayed only because I did not want to hurt his feelers! Would have been way to obvious walking out of this tiny comedy club venue. If you would get a kick out of watching an overweight man sweat while simply talking and rambling on in a normal chat banter than this is the show for you! I came for the funny! Is reviewed as a hysterical comedy routine, um not so much! Sorry Louie, I wanted to like you, but your time has run out on the funny clock :(

Fun show. Extreme martial arts is definitely entertaining, but it does get a little repetitive over…read morethe course of almost an hour. Fortunately, they manage to keep it fresh with corny humor and creative ideas. I especially enjoyed the Karate Kid segment. If you grew up in the 80s, how could you not love the Karate Kid? Actually, I'm more partial to Karate Kid II. Peter Cetera and his Glory of Love gets me every time! So cheesy that it made me laugh. I also loved the Star Wars segment. Any time you can work in light sabers and the genius of John Williams, it's a winner. I even recognized some of the choreography used in the newer films. Regardless of how you feel about the prequels, the fight scenes are awesome. The most creative segment is done to a dance version of Michael Jackson's Man in the Mirror. They have an ordinary man in his business suit, tired from the stresses of life. He looks in the mirror and sees his martial arts alter ego. Basically, it's two guys mirroring each others movements. It's a simple idea but executed incredibly well. The troupe is made up of a handful of athletic guys and one girl (who is pretty hot). It's obviously not a marquee Vegas show, but I found it to be enjoyable. On one hand, I got my tickets through houseseats, so they were "free." On the other hand, I probably would never have heard of the show if it wasn't for houseseats. It's a win-win.

We got tickets through House Seats. If it weren't for House Seats, I probably never would have…read moreheard of or seen this show. We weren't quite sure what to expect. I knew it was some kind of martial arts demonstration, but that's about all I knew. As it turned out, the show was more of a comedic dance show with a strong martial arts influence. My favorite was a skit with a meditation instructor and an unruly student. The student kept interrupting the instructor and mini-fights ensued. It was pretty amusing. My wife's favorite was the Karate Kid sequence. There is a funny twist to the story line that plays well against the song "Glory of Love." We both enjoyed ourselves. While it's not the highest caliber show on the strip, it was a good time. It's a family friendly show and one I would recommend to families visiting on a budget.

I was "gifted" the opportunity to see this show just the other day…read more My first show since becoming a Las Vegas resident. Damned if we didn't get Front Row & Center seating!! It's in the V Theater. Located in the Miracle Mall at Planet Hollywood. Just an fyi, even with what looks like a lot of construction in that general vicinity, getting in and out was a cinch. And this was a 5:30 showing. I was blown away. This was a great show. And a new(er) cast from what I understand. The 5 players had a great chemistry, and it poured into the audience. I'm just glad they didn't come to drag me up on stage like some. (be warned). One act I thought was funny as hell. Four players are doing all of the background music with one who is seated as the solo vocalist. After a minute into the song an easel backed sign slides onto the stage. "This song is heard entirely in English" it says. I laughed, wtf? After a bit, one of the four replaces a stick on sign that read as "English" replaced it with "French". So the vocalist then proceeds. Beautiful. Then the stick on gets changed to Korean, then Japanese, and closes out the song in "Pig Latin". The whole place busted out laughing, as did the cast. They genuinely looked like they had fun. As they should. If this was a new cast, it could only get better I'd assume. So if you find yourself needing an "affordable" (easy for me to say) show of caliber but without the crowd of an A-List Las Vegas act. Toxic Audio should make your short list. 4 stars? Because I have nothing else to compare with. Could get 5 after further review!!! For Samples of their sound, Here: http://www.toxicaudio.com/sounds.htm Thanks to my "sponsor" You know who you are.

Toxic Audio is a high energy group of 5 really talented performers that will simply astound you…read more They perform a huge number of songs in a nonstop show without any musical instruments - they do everything with their voices. This show like the Blue Man Group is hard to describe to someone. Once you see it and hear it ... you will go WOW !!! I saw their show a couple of years ago at the Luxor and they have just gotten better and better. The show has a great deal of humor and beautiful music. Before they bring the audience to their feet for a standing ovation with their final number "Turn the Beat Around," they perform "Stand By Me" In Stand By Me - they move out into the audience and just let their voices blend in beautiful harmony. It is breathtaking..... a super exerience. Their last number by The Miami Sound Machine features their percussion vocalist and when the song Lyrics get to " love to hear percussion" he does a terrific job ending with a back flip.. You have to see this group to believe the sounds you are hearing ... Amazing .......... and totally worth the price of admission.

it was ok, he is so much funnier on tv and it just doesn't translate to stage. i just saw him in…read moredenver at the paramount. tickets were pricey for the performance was predictable.

My wife and I went to the show in Jacksonville yesterday. If you like his TV show, you'll love his…read morelive show. He's funny clever quick on his feet.

Husband and I saw this show. He's a big sports guy, I'm just a casual fan…read more I think the concept of this show is good - have sports rebels talk about their careers - but the venue is kinda weird. They NEED to do something about the noise on the open bar to the right side of the stage. When I've seen musical productions in here it hasn't been so bad, but since this is a quiet space the noise is really noticeable and super distracting. This is where the open concept falls flat. The host was really good and did a great job moderating. Each sports star gets an intro, gets asked some questions by the moderator, and then they have some time for a couple audience questions. There's time for maybe two or three questions at most. They do all come out at the end to ask a few more questions, but it's all really quick. As a casual fan I thought the show was interesting enough to keep my attention. If you wanna see these guys up close and personal this is definitely a way to do it. When we went Terrell Owens wasn't there, and it was Jimmy King instead. I thought he did a good job, although I know my husband would have preferred to see Terrell Owens instead. Make sure you check the schedule to see when Terrell will be there because it is a little confusing. Overall the show and venue are just OK. Would like to see more time for audience interaction and less noise from the bar. I think this production would work well in a venue like Bally's Backroom. I saw Tom Green there and his act was just him talking but there were no issues with noise. I do like the idea of seeing different stuff come to Vegas, though, so I hope this continues.

I'm a huge sports fan, so I was really excited to see this show. At the same time, I was preparing…read morefor the worst because I was skeptical of how it would turn out. The space is intimate, probably seating about 180 people. The layout is odd, but serviceable. I went when the three athletes were Jim McMahon, Terrell Owens, and Jose Canseco. The show starts with the emcee Martin Montana doing a few jokes, then it transitions to McMahon. McMahon starts off with a few anecdotes, followed by a few questions from the emcee, concluding with a few questions from the crowd. All three athletes followed the same format and at the end, came together on stage to answer a few more audience questions. It was great seeing Owens and Canseco, guys I watched in their primes growing up in the Bay Area. However, it was lacking as a show. Because there are three athletes, there isn't enough time for any of them to develop a story or narrative. Rather than being a show, it was no different than what you would hear on a podcast or sports talk radio segment. It was cool to hear behind-the-scenes and locker room stories, but I'm not sure it warrants a show on the Strip. The athletes are all good storytellers, so I think the mediocrity is more a function of the format than the athletes. I predict a more enjoyable show if you gave any of the guys a full 1 hour block to do a monologue, akin to what Mike Tyson did with Undisputed Truth.

This was our final show before we change hotels MAGIC…read moreThat's what you come here to experience. And he says. every night is different because he involves audience in the seats and on stage. He Has and deserves his own theatre in the LINQ hotel. Now i know why. Bravo

Came to Vegas for some R & R and decided to do something fun on a Monday night, chose Mat Franco…read moreMagic Reinvented Night Show. The theatre is located in the LINQ Hotel. Walk in, proceed to the left and watch for the signs to turn left and go up the escalator. Seating is somewhat odd. No "theatre" seats. Something like an office chair for the first few rows and then high bar type chairs as you go toward the rear of the theatre. Overall there are no bad seats, can see the stage with no problem. Another note, there are no promotions offered to Caesar's reward members. Yelp ya later!