Dita Las Vegas - A Jubilant Revue

This is my second time watching Dita Von Teese, my first time at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco. Getting to see her in Vegas was a real treat! The costumes and sets are all so glamorous, and all the performers were magnificent. I was so happy to catch her in Las Vegas, where she's a natural fit!

I purchased a center table up towards the stage ticket for my wife. This review ia based on her experience since I was not available to attend, and I believe she attended one of the last shows since I do not see available dates on ticketmaster. This show was at the Jubilee Theater at Horseshoe Las Vegas. We had seen Jubilee here probably over 2 decades ago when it Bally's and my wife was thrilled that they used many of the costumes from that show. My wife said this show was wonderful, glamourous and probably the one of the best shows she has seen with a fabulous variety of music, costumes, acts and dance. The theater setting for this performance was also perfect. She has told me if they add performances in the future that I have to attend with her.

Whaat a wonderful show! It is so good to see the Jubillee! Theatre being used again. The theatre was way ahead of its time 50 years ago, and though older, it still is.The show opens with showgirls coming down stairs wearing costumes you would expect of a show like this. In addition, the first 4 to 5 minutes is accompanied by Viva Las Vegas, non-vocal and slower style. If you want my attention, play Viva Las Vegas. Bright light city gonna set my soul,gonna set my soul on fire. It has and still does!After the opening number, there are various numbers--a Western theme--you never saw saguaro with such bling, two bathtubs and couches, a number that begins with Rhapsody in Blue, and finally Ms Von Teese doing her iconic champagne glass strip.Performers come down from the ceiling and do their part of different numbers, There are a number of male dancers to accompany the women. They also wear headdresses and other costume pieces to match the female dancers.The music and sound are right on. I chose my seat in Row A, the first row beyond the cocktail table floor seats. I think they're the best seats in the house.For those who might be hesitant to see a striptease show, don't be. Ms Von Teese and her dancers do a fine job, and it is a classic art form.I left the show knowing I'd be back to see it again. I'll wait until the damn Formula 1 paraphernalia is removed and traffic is eased a bit. An evening of pure delight.PS: Taking photos or video is prohibitied. However, just before curtain call, an announcement is made to get out your cell phone and taking photos is OK then.

What a wonderful show! Made me feel like I was transported back in time to the golden age of Las Vegas. Dita and all her dancers are wonderful, the costumes are out of this world, prepare to be razzle dazzled, everything is so sparkly! That said, the venue could be better, the bottom level does not have any incline so if you're a short person you'll have to be moving around to try to see certain parts of the show. We were seated behind a walkway and it was very disappointing to have people constantly walking by all show, they should definitely implement a system like they do at hockey games or Broadway shows where they stop you at the door till the number is over to take your seats. Overall a great show with lots of diversity, prepare to see men in skimpy outfits as well as women of all ages and body types! A wonderful experience.

Dita Las Vegas Jubilant Revue was above and beyond spectacular. It is everything that the City of Las Vegas represents. It is sexy, jubilant imaginative breathtaking.Simply everything!!!! It is located in the Hotel Casino formerly known as Old Ballys and The New Horseshoe Theatre.Every seat was filled and it's intimate enough to see the show at most angles no matter where you sit you will be amazed by the performances on the balcony stage and stages that hang over the audience. Although there's so many numbers and costuming that I loved, what I loved the most was that the show was full of diversity.Dita represented all ages, races, sexes, sizes. The show also paid homage to Josephine Baker.Everyone is engaged from beginning to end. You will not be disappointed. No more spoilers .Afterwards, the dancers will come out and take photos with you. They are so beautiful. There's also a gift shop located next door where you can purchase Dita items. It's a must see!!!! If you love Las Vegas you'll fall in love with Dita Las Vegas

Looking for something to do on my last night in Vegas, my friend showed me these tickets that were on sale to see Dita Las Vegas. It was my first time to watch a show like this so I was pleasantly surprised with how many different types of music and dancing styles are densely incorporated into their set. They started only a few minutes late but did last a little longer than the 1 hr and 15 minutes as advertised. Everything was intricate and entertaining from beginning to end. The theater itself has drop down stages from above, smaller stages on the side and a huge stage at the front. There are plenty of bright lights for both the stage and on the audience. My biggest complaint is the bar I could feel on my back which made it more difficult to truly get comfortable. But since the show was so great it didn't pose to be that much of an inconvenience. Would absolutely come again!

I was born and raised in vegas. When I say this is one of the best shows I have ever seen, I 100% stand true to that statement. This show is old school vegas to a tee. The theater is gorgeous and intimate. The first number gives you a sense of just how amazing the show will be. There is dancing and burlesque. The costumes are absolutely fabulous. I love how they included dancers or all shapes and sizes because they are all gorgeous. I don't think this show will be around forever, so see it while you can. You will not regret it!

I felt like I was in Old School Vegas - What a fun little show to experience! We checked out this show on a Friday night and it was loads of fun. Our seats were last minute fillers so we sat in the back on the right of the stage. We actually want to go again and spend more money and try to sit in the middle. The right and left sides had some obstructions so you won't be able to see everything. Nonetheless, loved all the different dances and outfits. This truly was an old school style show. Dancing to funky old music, flamingo girl outfits. If you're tired of the recent Vegas Cirque de Soleil trend and looking for that classic Vegas experience this will get you that. Really happy we made it to this show as it was a breath of classic Vegas air!

Got tickets on Groupon and heard that it was going to be her last week at the horseshoe so decide to make it a go to. The show was soooooo much more than I expected. I love how she blended old with new. The performances were so entertaining and so much going on stage i needed like 10 sets of eyes to capture everything. The part i really appreciated was there was both men and women performing and she celebrated all love of all kinds! Dita made 50 look like the new 30. What a gorgeous performance!

When I first heard that Dita VonTeese would have a residency at the Jubilee Theater in the Horseshoe Casino I couldn't help but feel lucky that I moved to Las Vegas three years ago and would be able to watch what would be an amazing performance.The show lived up to the projected hype and more. The vignettes, music, costume, choreography and cast could not be more perfect. The very obvious inclusion of all shapes, sizes, ages, shades and proclivities just makes what was accomplished that much more amazing.Who doesn't like a little man tango? The dad bods in the audience may be inspired to throw on some pasties and try to match the talents of Dirty Martini. Couples may practice their rope skills back in their hotel rooms.If you are a fan of red bottoms (let your mind take that where it may), Dita brings them to the stage! As always, she is impeccable, dazzling and quite the tease. We wouldn't have it any other way. Unless that way included contraband caviar and champagne of course.