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Here you will find Las Vegas Show reviews written by Chuck Rounds. Use Top Menu to find the review you are looking for. Also be sure to read Chuck's monthly Las Vegas Entertainment Newsletter.
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BODIES: The Exhibition
Note: Now at the Luxor
"BODIES...THE EXHIBITION" at the Tropicana is unique entertainment for Las Vegas. There are no
show girls balancing fancy headpieces as they make their way down shiny stairs. There are no
circus performers flying through space or tumbling around a stage. There are no singers,
dancers, or trained animals. The only real similarity between "Bodies" and other Vegas shows is
the magic. However, the magic in this show is the use of science to present to the audience
something unique only to those in medical school---the inner, unseen parts of our human selves.
Sounds gross, doesn't it. But, the show is not gross; it is extremely intriguing.
Full Review of BODIES: The Exhibition
Country Superstars Tribute
"Country Superstars" is now playing inside the showroom at the Golden Nugget. The show has
created a new format for itself and is probably one of the best versions that I've seen. The
biggest change comes with the arrival of Cody Collins (the former lead singer of Lonestar.) It
is a new---half impersonator/half headliner show. The first half of the show is all of the
impersonators, and then there is Cody. It is an interesting mix of genres, but it does come with
its shortcomings.
Full Review of Country Superstars Tribute
BODIES: The Exhibition
Note: Now at the Luxor
"BODIES...THE EXHIBITION" at the Tropicana is unique entertainment for Las Vegas. There are no
show girls balancing fancy headpieces as they make their way down shiny stairs. There are no
circus performers flying through space or tumbling around a stage. There are no singers,
dancers, or trained animals. The only real similarity between "Bodies" and other Vegas shows is
the magic. However, the magic in this show is the use of science to present to the audience
something unique only to those in medical school---the inner, unseen parts of our human selves.
Sounds gross, doesn't it. But, the show is not gross; it is extremely intriguing.
Full Review of BODIES: The Exhibition