Best Casino Show (2022)

Classic hits from The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and The Doors are reimagined and blended in Magical Mystery Doors to create a multi-sensory show that keeps audiences rocking out night after night.
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Michael Jackson ONE by Cirque du Soleil blends dance, acrobatics, colorful visuals and Michael’s music into a fan favorite performance at Mandalay Bay. The cast features 63 dancers and acrobats, and the choreography takes inspiration from urban/hip hop music culture.
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No trip to Vegas would be complete without an Elvis encounter, and Pete Vallee, a.k.a. Big Elvis, is one of the best impersonators on the strip. His show at the Harrah’s Piano Bar features all the top Elvis hits across six decades. It’s considered one of the best free shows on the Strip.
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Caesars Palace in Las Vegas’ The Colosseum hosts four-time Grammy Award winner Keith Urban in September 2021. The “Keith Urban Live – Las Vegas” shows offer concertgoers a reimagined fan experience – a theater setting for an arena-sized production, utilizing the new general admission capability on the main floor. Urban always leaves his crowds never knowing what will happen, as his concerts have included performing with fans or special guests and giving away used show guitars.
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Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas hosts Shania Twain in their Zappos Theatre during December 2021 and February 2022 for her “Let’s Go!” journey through her award-winning career. The “reigning Queen of Country Pop” takes fans on a nostalgic journey through her thirty-year career with songs and visual spectacles from her sold-out global tours and key scenes from her iconic videos.
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Absinthe at Caesars Palace recreates the circular stage of a traveling circus for an immersive, adults-only performance of circus, burlesque and vaudeville “inspired by the absinthe-drenched cabarets of late 19th century Europe.”
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Terry Fator takes the stage at New York, New York Hotel and Casino for a performance filled with singing, comedy, puppetry and the celebrity impressions that helped Fator win America’s Got Talent. 
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The Beatles LOVE by Cirque du Soleil interprets the legacy of John, Paul, George and Ringo at the 360-degree theater inside The Mirage. The three-time Grammy winning soundtrack complements aerial acrobatics, colorful sets and costumes and intricate choreography.
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"O" by Cirque du Soleil at the Bellagio takes theater goers on an aquatic journey of swimming, diving and acrobatics inside a theater inspired by an old European opera house. The cast features 75 to 90 performers representing more than 16 countries around the globe, including the most Olympic athletes of any Cirque du Soleil production.
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KA by Cirque du Soleil at the MGM Grand tells the story of twins on a journey of destiny, known for its intricate acrobatics, martial arts, pyrotechnics and aerial stunts. The stage is one of the most technically advanced in Las Vegas.
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