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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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Tony 'n' Tina's Wedding
Note: Tony 'n' Tina's Wedding is now playing at Bally's Las Vegas
"Tony 'n' Tina's Wedding" is playing upstairs at the V Theater inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. The show starts with the wedding, and quickly moves onto the reception. It is an interactive theatrical experience that puts everything in your face. This show has been successfully running in Las Vegas for over seven years, and it doesn't look as if the success is going to wane anytime soon. If you love attending weddings, (and especially wedding receptions,) then this is an experience you'll enjoy. This show has the essence of every wedding that you've ever attended, and all the mishaps that you've ever heard of at a wedding. The cast ad-libs and improvises their way through the evening involving all the audience members.
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The World's Greatest Rock Show
"The World's Greatest Rock Show" is playing in the showroom at the Stratosphere. It's a Rock Legends Tribute Concert that entertains Vegas audiences with the dream rock concert they thought was never possible. This live rock music extravaganza transports the audience to a time and place where you can witness incredible renditions of the signature songs so closely identified with these immortal entertainers - from the 60s to the 90s. Relive classic anthems from KISS, Bruce Springsteen, Journey, Heart, Meatloaf, and Van Halen.
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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.
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