Shag With a Twist - now playing in Vegas - Other Events

M mieko Member San Diego Joined: May 01, 2006 Posts: 532	M mieko Posted posted on Wed, Oct 25, 2006 10:20 PM Well, it looks like the show recently moved to the Plaza Hotel downtown. We were on our way to get tickets at the half price booth downtown, and saw the marquee announcing the show. I'm not sure when it moved, but it seems like it was in the last few weeks, as the staff at the Plaza is still very confused by it. We did get tickets at the half price booth, and took the voucher over to the box office like it says, and they had never seen it. They finally got it worked out, and hopefully they know what to do now. We went on a Monday night, and the crowd was very small, maybe 40 people. I spoke with one lady in line before we were seated, and she didn't actually know anything about the show and was confused about what it would be like. I don't know how they'll be able to keep people coming, but at least they do have showings Thurs-Monday now, so the weekend crowds can hopefully help. The theatre is pretty good for the show, not too big, lots of booths that you can get with a "vip" ticket, or probably by asking nicely depending on the crowd. The tables that are set in front of the booths are setup nicely for a show, with all the seats facing forward, unlike many showrooms I've seen in Vegas. The performers were incredible - I was really impressed with the casting and how hard they work - especially for a small crowd.

Well, it looks like the show recently moved to the Plaza Hotel downtown. We were on our way to get tickets at the half price booth downtown, and saw the marquee announcing the show. I'm not sure when it moved, but it seems like it was in the last few weeks, as the staff at the Plaza is still very confused by it.

We did get tickets at the half price booth, and took the voucher over to the box office like it says, and they had never seen it. They finally got it worked out, and hopefully they know what to do now.

We went on a Monday night, and the crowd was very small, maybe 40 people. I spoke with one lady in line before we were seated, and she didn't actually know anything about the show and was confused about what it would be like. I don't know how they'll be able to keep people coming, but at least they do have showings Thurs-Monday now, so the weekend crowds can hopefully help.

The theatre is pretty good for the show, not too big, lots of booths that you can get with a "vip" ticket, or probably by asking nicely depending on the crowd. The tables that are set in front of the booths are setup nicely for a show, with all the seats facing forward, unlike many showrooms I've seen in Vegas.

The performers were incredible - I was really impressed with the casting and how hard they work - especially for a small crowd.

Post #262809 by mieko on Wed, Oct 25, 2006 10:20 PM