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Lioz blends parody and illusion into an adults-only, laugh-out-loud performance at Planet Hollywood’s V Theater. Fast-paced and irreverent, the show runs about 75 minutes—plan to pick up tickets early and bring ID.
Lioz blends parody and illusion into an adults-only, laugh-out-loud performance at Planet Hollywood’s V Theater. Fast-paced and irreverent, the show runs about 75 minutes—plan to pick up tickets early and bring ID.
You step off the Strip into the V Theater and the room snaps to attention—the lights dare you to laugh, the stage hums like a living thing, and an audience leans forward expecting chaos. Lioz takes that electricity and twists it into a fast, irreverent hour of parody magic where classic illusions get lampooned and punchlines arrive as abruptly as a pulled sleight-of-hand.
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Operated by V Theater · Las Vegas, Nevada
You step off the Strip into the V Theater and the room snaps to attention—the lights dare you to laugh, the stage hums like a living thing, and an audience leans forward expecting chaos. Lioz takes that electricity and twists it into a fast, irreverent hour of parody magic where classic illusions get lampooned and punchlines arrive as abruptly as a pulled sleight-of-hand.
Las Vegas has long been the proving ground for showmen who blend spectacle with personality; Planet Hollywood’s V Theater continues that lineage by hosting sharp, late-night acts aimed at adults. The space is built for tight sightlines and big reactions, so even small moments land loud. The Strip itself sits on alluvial fans of the Mojave, but inside the theater, the only landscape that matters is comedic timing.
Expect quick-change sketches, audience callbacks, and illusions that wink at pop culture as often as they astonish. This is a crowd-driven show: participation is playful but not mandatory, and the performer’s TV pedigree (America’s Got Talent and international appearances) shapes pacing and production values.
Practicalities matter: the run time is roughly 75 minutes, tickets are collected at the box office, and ID is required for pickup and entry (18+). Plan for transit or valet on the Strip, pick up tickets at least 30 minutes before curtain, and dress for comfort—Vegas evenings can cool quickly after a hot day. For an evening that trades grand magic for sharp comedy, Lioz delivers a compact, adult-only blast of Las Vegas-style entertainment.
This is an adults-only performance; attendees must be 18 or older and the lead traveler must present photo ID to collect tickets.
The performance runs about 75 minutes—arrive at least 30 minutes before curtain to collect tickets and find seats.
Tickets are held at the V Theater box office at Planet Hollywood; the box office hours typically run from morning until late evening—check specific show instructions.
Yes, the venue provides wheelchair-accessible seating and accessible surfaces; notify the box office or booking provider of accessibility needs in advance.
V Theater operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the Strip into the V Theater and the room snaps to attention—the lights dare you to laugh, the stage hums like a living thing, and an audience leans forward expecting chaos. Lioz takes that electricity and twists it into a fast, irreverent hour of parody magic where classic illusions get lampooned and punchlines arrive as abruptly as a pulled sleight-of-hand.
You step off the Strip into the V Theater and the room snaps to attention—the lights dare you to laugh, the stage hums like a living thing, and an audience leans forward expecting chaos. Lioz takes that electricity and twists it into a fast, irreverent hour of parody magic where classic illusions get lampooned and punchlines arrive as abruptly as a pulled sleight-of-hand.
Las Vegas has long been the proving ground for showmen who blend spectacle with personality; Planet Hollywood’s V Theater continues that lineage by hosting sharp, late-night acts aimed at adults. The space is built for tight sightlines and big reactions, so even small moments land loud. The Strip itself sits on alluvial fans of the Mojave, but inside the theater, the only landscape that matters is comedic timing.
Expect quick-change sketches, audience callbacks, and illusions that wink at pop culture as often as they astonish. This is a crowd-driven show: participation is playful but not mandatory, and the performer’s TV pedigree (America’s Got Talent and international appearances) shapes pacing and production values.
Practicalities matter: the run time is roughly 75 minutes, tickets are collected at the box office, and ID is required for pickup and entry (18+). Plan for transit or valet on the Strip, pick up tickets at least 30 minutes before curtain, and dress for comfort—Vegas evenings can cool quickly after a hot day. For an evening that trades grand magic for sharp comedy, Lioz delivers a compact, adult-only blast of Las Vegas-style entertainment.