Uncensored the show

One of the few sexy-man-shows that allow other men in the audience! So bring your friends and your fraaaaandz. If you're looking for a show with lots of audience participation, you've got it right here! New show on the strip in Señor Frogs at Treasure Island. Right now it's first come first serve seating and the doors open half an hour before the show. You can order drinks in the "theater" or you can bring them in from Señor Frogs. No food is allowed.If you want to be up close be prepared to get wet (pun intended). They highly encourage photography, videography, for optimum sharing on your social media outlets. Not sure if that will change later. The show's host has endless jokes and puns, be ready to be a part of the show. Same with the main event...there was a small crowd of us and practically 75% of the audience got to participate in the show. If you're down to participate, make sure you're wearing the appropriate attire or don't mind if you accidentally flash people LOL! Hey whatever happens in Vegas stays in Vegas right? Well...and on social media too. Great for a fun night out with your friends. Someone brought her mom, but she was a very cool mom. Price was great for the value and parking at Treasure Island is free.

What an amazing night ! These men know how to rock a lady's world!! I highly recommend to those who are looking for a new, fun, and exciting show. NOTE: Please bring dollar bills to the show as they leave little to the imagination!!!

Visited with my mom, sister in law and friend, and we had a BLAST!!! The boys are so talented and the show itself was choreographed perfectly. We enjoyed every single bit of it, including the drinks, the music, the atmosphere, and the host too. If you're looking for something fun to do on a girls night, this is it!!!

The show itself was fine but I felt like the performers and host were more than a bit homophobic.I came to the show with VIP seating and VERY FEW people came to the show that night ( besides me and my friend there was like a dozen other people there) yet they kept bringing EXACT the same and coincidentally best looking women on stage for their "special" treatment multiple times. They said I was allowed to tip by slipping a bill into their g-string yet when I tried to tip a dancer $50 he brushed me away and disregarded me. And when another guy who was invited on stage with 3 other women for a shot drinking challenge to win a dance with Ken (WHO CLEARLY WON THAT CHALLENGE BTW) was dismissed for 2nd place because they weren't a female!Really felt that as much as we were present and willing to participate we were still completely looked over for being guys! (BTW I'm 22 and actually pretty good looking lol so it's not exactly like my participation would've derailed the show) And btw I UNDERSTAND that mostly women come to these shows but why does the 80yo granny get to go on stage for a dance and get so much better treatment than me when I'm paying VIP and TRYING TO TIP BIG!!! I GET THAT THE DANCER MIGHT NOT BE OF MY PERSUASION BUT GUESS WHAT... YOU'RE A PERFORMER!!! PLEASE UNDERSTAND WHAT THAT MEANS!!!Overall opinion... VERY OVERRATED!!!All that said Ken and his amazing singing (and ass) were the highlight of the show for me.FELLOW GAYS TAKE YOUR DISPOSABLE INCOME ELSEWHERE!!!

Summary from a gay male: overall the show was funny/raunchy in a GREAT way. Guys' bodies were unreal - probably the best out of the current revues. However, I wish they would be more inclusive of allowing gays on stage to participate. I decided to go to this show on a random Tuesday night. Reviews were somewhat mixed but I like to think of myself as being adventurous and never one to say no to hot men taking their clothes off I gladly bought my ticket and was super excited to attend!!I went, per the email instructions, to Senor Frogs to pick up my ticket several hours before the show so I didn't have to rush after dinner. Upon arriving, the place was completely dark and there didn't appear to be any employee working; Google said it was closed until 5pm. I go to dinner and come back about an hour and a half prior to showtime to get my ticket. Again no one was there and the email specified this place was INSIDE Treasure Island. I finally talk to someone who directed me to the outside entrance of Senor Frogs only for the host to say that I only needed my email to get in (this ended up being true so just know that before you go!). Now I got the VIP ticket because I wanted to be as close to the stage as possible. Upon walking in, I was told to pick one of the first three chairs at the table (you are seated similar to Thunder Down Under; "family"-style). The tables are really crammed together so there was no way three people could sit on sides of two tables that were back to back. I had trouble pulling my chair out with only one woman on the side butting up to mine. However, I made friends with the girl (also solo-ing Vegas!) at my table AND the woman at the table next to me so it ended up being a blast (she ended up getting on stage for the BJ shot number involving Ken....I was so envious!). I would recommend going on an off-night like Tuesday where hopefully there won't be a ton of people in the audience. The show starts with a literal bang (in two ways...drums, and um...let's just say a cast member got on a table with the girl next to me). The guys come out into the audience and walk on the tables you're seated at, so mind your drinks and phones!I was surprised that pretty much all of them were very very good looking and their bodies were INSANE. My fav was Ken...his body and that smile!!!!I was also surprised at the production value of the show. While it is a smaller stage and not as famous as Chippendales, Uncensored definitely held its own and was MUCH better than Thunder Down Under in pretty much every regard. While Chippendales is more recognizable and more expensive-feeling, Uncensored is a VERY close second and makes up for it by being way more raunchy than Chippendales. Now for the areas of improvement. As stated above, I am a gay male who enjoys the hell out of some male revues; it's an absolute must when I'm in Vegas even if I've seen the show many times. I can't get enough. I laugh and gawk at hot naked men...two of my favorite hobbies. The biggest area of improvement would be being more inclusive of gay men in the audience. Since we're paying for tickets (and tipping too!) we should at least be able to cop a feel or participate on stage since that's part of the show (all consensual of course). A guy literally told me he tipped $300 and he asked the female host if he could participate and she said "I wish you could!!!" and was at least apologetic about it...although she did say that they would do something special for him by the end of the show but I don't think that happened. Total bummer. I felt so bad for him. Look I get it. You as a performer aren't probably going to sleep with any of the audience members...but that doesn't stop you from letting the 90yo grandma feel your abs/butt?! Why isn't that the same thing for the gays in the audience that are also paying just as much if not more for the same show (see the guy above who tipped $300). If they're worried about coming off as gay (whatever) then ban people from taking their phones out. All in all, I enjoyed this pretty unique revue since I believe all of the cast members were born outside the US and weren't from just one county (Australia). It added a real uniqueness and was way more raunchy/less prudish than American revues. The seating arrangements could be better, as could the process/instructions for getting your "ticket" (just say we're ok to use our email confirmation). And lastly, being more inclusive and letting the gays in the audience participate DURING the show would go a REALLY long way. The gays don't really have a male revue to go to to spend our disposable income from not having kids...just saying.

The boys are beautiful and the show is well staged. Very good use of the entire space. However, the entire show homophobic because they did not have any men up to the stage. For example, it was my friend's birthday and they did not even get him on the stage for a lap dance. In fact, the dancers actively avoided our table. Gays, don't be fooled, the show is hosted by a drag queen but the homophobia is omnipresent.

Costumes are good, performers are in good physique but the quality of the show is very tacky and lacked the x-factor feel to it. I paid 98usd for VIP seats and I ended up in the general area, was a total rip off in my opinion.