The Miss Behave Gameshow

I watched the Miss Behave Show at the Plaza Hotel. The venue is nice and pretty big. Get your parking ticket validated. We had a seat right in the front. Up, close and personal. Lol. All the acts were awesome and entertaining. The host was also so fun and engaging. I definitely recommend this show.

This is a review of the Las Vegas show, which is no longer operating. This was a fun show, and likely is different every night, since it relies heavily on audience participation on where the show goes. The host and her "assistant" were hilarious. The skits and exercises on how the audience earned "points" was also a lot of fun. I see online that this show has moved onto several cruise ships. If you get a chance to see this show, and if you have an open mind, you should go see this show. Lots of fun.

This is easily the most fun I've had at any show in Vegas! A small, eclectic cast with what appears to be a low budget set but is actually well designed and plays off the theme of the show, and the show in the show.Performers are physically skilled - something you wouldn't expect sitting down to this - and that blends in as well.This show is INTERACTIVE - if you just want to sit and watch, you can, but you'll get a whole lot more out of participating! Maybe even freebies!I would absolutely recommend this to anyone who wants to have fun with a more local Vegas charm vs a large, over-produced show. You'll get an experience instead of just a viewing.

Even with hi-fidelty musicans ear plugs my ears are ringing. The seats are placed close to speakers that are too loud for such a small room.I've been to a lot of shows in Vegas, at least 50. Until misbehave I have not been put in such an unpleasant situation.The show wasn't good enough to endure the auditory assault. Basically the audience played games based on who could call a number first, take a selfie with the host, name a song, scream the loudest and scream the quietest. It felt kind of like party games played without the copius amount of alcohol.I'm sure the show would be enjoyable to some, the reviews here show some major hype. But from what I saw it is an overpriced C/D list show in an incredibly unpleasant environment.

Avery unique show. What I liked about? It was a combination of stand up comic and an engaging show. A non-stop laughter from the start to end. The performers were awesome , you'll agree with me once you see the show that is hard keeping everyone participates and up to each punchline, kudos to these two. Unexpectedly a funny show , silly show to be honest but a show that let everyone stand up and be part of it. We had a good time. A small venue, decor is not fancy ( actually it is set up creatively) , located in a backroom of a casino. Worth spending an hour of your Vegas visit.

This show is highly recommended with a few small caveats.If this is your very first show in Vegas, do not see this. There are other shows more worthy of first-timers. However, if you have seen a few shows under your belt and want something different, THIS is the show for you. Or, if you like me and have seen a TON of shows in Vegas and have become slightly jaded this is ALSO a show for you. This is a really hard show to describe, but I guess gameshow works the best. It's part trivia, part challenge, part entertainment. It's extremely entertaining, twisted in some spots, and at times even poignant. This show is definitely worth seeing once and I have to admit I kinda wanna see it again. Also - iPhones rule!!

As you enter through The Back Bar (next door to Indigo Lounge) you are escorted to a waiting room. When it is finally time to go into the game show room the crowd is separated into two groups: iphones on one side, all other phones on the other side which already sets off an "us vs. them" kinda vibe. Miss Behave greets everyone, then introduces her assistants Tiffany (a funny dude) and Alexa, who's hilarious in her own way. After tossing out candy to the crowd she has the crowd participating in all sorts of games that earn points for the team-multiple choice, guess the song and artist, match the Friends character with the actor, fastest Twinkie eater, throwing trash at Miss Behave, etc. In between each game segment Miss Behave, or Tiffany would do a little act, which would come off as cheesy, but kinda entertaining and special guest The Hate Monkey put on an over-the-top performance while flinging pieces of banana at the crowd! Crazy, but fun at the same time. The mood of the crowd would change, from laughing hilariously, to OMG! Did that just happen?, to highly competitive, to anger, because someone on their team got the answer wrong, to cheating to win (you can ask for points, steal points, and Miss Behave will give points and take away points as the score keeper), to politically correct(the participant on our side refused to eat his Twinkie in the Fastest Twinkie eater contest, because it wasn't a Twinkie, but a Sno-Ball, to a round of applause to an 83 year old woman and her 79 year old friend who both enjoyed EVERY SECOND of the show!So in the end, it is a 21 and up kinda show, in which you choose to take in and enjoy, or not. So who won???? Miss Behave goes on to end the evening by stating "In this game of life, there are no winners, or losers, just players"....Mrs.Q and I enjoyed the show and the majority of the crowd seemed to really take in the message that was being conveyed to us. It was crazy to see the Twinkie dude arguing with his bud that "It wasn't a Twinkie, it was a Sno-Ball!" This other woman was also still upset that her teammate didn't match the Friends character with the actor correctly...REALLY??? It's not all that serious...its a gameshow...with sellout shows across the U.S. and Europe, they must be doing something right!?Yes, there are no guarantees in life, just the very inevitable reality of death...EVERY living thing in this earth has an expiration date, the only thing we don't know is when, so with everything going on in places like Virginia, Houston, Louisiana, The White House, North Korea, etc. live your life as you choose , and make every second count, because we are not guaranteed tomorrow. ALOHA!!!Shaka Meter: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 5

One reviewer said, "This show is made for Vegas!" and that's correct. Unfortunately, I think it's an age and a volume of alcohol consumed kind of thing.The most fun I had was slinging the balls at Miss Behave and Tiffany at the end of the show. It sort of released some of my pent up dislike for the show and it allowed me to try to take it out on them.The scoring system--iPhones versus all others is simply a way to get the audience engaged. I get that and so that's OK. The more semi-outrageous you can be the more points your side of the room will get because there's a mixture of phones throughout the theatre as one would expect.The seating is tight, the chairs become hard before the show ends, and I looked at my watch a number of times wondering when I would get parole.While this show may appeal to millenials and young things more than those my age, if I want a little sin in Sin City, I'll go to Zumanity. This is just not my idea of an entertaining show.

This show is crazy, raunchy and weird! My babe, a couple of friends and I saw this game show last night. Located next to Indigo Lounge. We got our tickets at the box office and then enter into the Backdoor lounge area. The lounge/waiting area is very speakeasy style and I like it.After the lounge, you are led into the theatre, where seating is general admission and you choose your own seats. Every seats are good as the venue is small. The props are very low budget with bunch of cardboard signs and homemade décor. The sound system was too loud for us. The crowd were broken into two groups. Miss Behave and her assistant Monkey tossed out candies to the crowd. Then she has the crowd participating in all sorts of games. You can earn points for the team. Games like guess the song and artist, who can scream louder, match the TV show 'Friends' character with the actor, etc etc. Also throwing trash at Miss Behave and Monkey doing his dance were weird.Pretty much everyone were participating. I am certain some of the audience were paid to participate because it was obvious. I know because I have been to pretty much all the shows in Vegas and learned a lot. Imo, you would need to be drunk to enjoy this game show, LOL!

This is a funny and entertaining show!! There is never a dull moment. Bring your friends, liquor up and enjoy the ride! I would definitely see it again! Well done!