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A lively, 85-minute musical parody at Harrah's that reworks classic pop hits into a comic celebration of menopause. Practical tips for arriving, accessibility, and what to expect from the show and the surrounding Strip scene.
A lively, 85-minute musical parody at Harrah's that reworks classic pop hits into a comic celebration of menopause. Practical tips for arriving, accessibility, and what to expect from the show and the surrounding Strip scene.
The lights dim and the stage at Harrah's hums with retro chords; laughter moves through the audience like a current, carrying with it familiar choruses from the ’60s through the ’80s reworked into sharp, funny observations on menopause.
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Operated by Caesars Entertainment · Las Vegas, Nevada
The lights dim and the stage at Harrah's hums with retro chords; laughter moves through the audience like a current, carrying with it familiar choruses from the ’60s through the ’80s reworked into sharp, funny observations on menopause.
The production sets itself in a department store lingerie aisle — a deliberate, comic microcosm where memory lapses, hot flashes and sisterhood are sung and danced with unapologetic humor. The show’s roots lie in sketch and parody traditions that have long anchored Las Vegas entertainment: quick, crowd-ready songs and characters that trade on cultural touchstones.
Las Vegas itself sits on the Mojave Desert basin, a flat stage of salt flats and hardened alluvium that funnels heat and light onto the Strip; that contrast — desert outside, neon inside — shapes how visitors plan an evening. Harrah’s sits amid a corridor of mid-century and modern resorts where after-show dining and late-night transit options are abundant.
Practical guidance: the performance runs about 85 minutes with minimal breaks, is wheelchair accessible, and recommends ages 14+. Tickets are mobile-friendly; arrive 20–30 minutes early to locate seating and concessions. Harrah’s is served by monorail stops and frequent taxis; if visiting in summer, plan for the heat between venue and transport. Dress is comfortable-casual — layers are useful because casinos run cool. Note the show’s all-sales-final policy; confirm showtime before you leave your hotel. For a night focused on comedy and connection, this production is compact, loud, and designed to send you back into the Strip with a grin and a chorus stuck in your head.
The performance runs approximately 85 minutes with no intermission listed in standard showings.
The production is intended for ages 14 and up; humor and themes focus on adult experiences.
All sales are final; the booking policy indicates no refunds are available for cancellations.
Yes—Harrah's and the theater provide wheelchair-accessible seating and routes, and the listing notes accessibility accommodations.
Caesars Entertainment operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The lights dim and the stage at Harrah's hums with retro chords; laughter moves through the audience like a current, carrying with it familiar choruses from the ’60s through the ’80s reworked into sharp, funny observations on menopause.
The lights dim and the stage at Harrah's hums with retro chords; laughter moves through the audience like a current, carrying with it familiar choruses from the ’60s through the ’80s reworked into sharp, funny observations on menopause.
The production sets itself in a department store lingerie aisle — a deliberate, comic microcosm where memory lapses, hot flashes and sisterhood are sung and danced with unapologetic humor. The show’s roots lie in sketch and parody traditions that have long anchored Las Vegas entertainment: quick, crowd-ready songs and characters that trade on cultural touchstones.
Las Vegas itself sits on the Mojave Desert basin, a flat stage of salt flats and hardened alluvium that funnels heat and light onto the Strip; that contrast — desert outside, neon inside — shapes how visitors plan an evening. Harrah’s sits amid a corridor of mid-century and modern resorts where after-show dining and late-night transit options are abundant.
Practical guidance: the performance runs about 85 minutes with minimal breaks, is wheelchair accessible, and recommends ages 14+. Tickets are mobile-friendly; arrive 20–30 minutes early to locate seating and concessions. Harrah’s is served by monorail stops and frequent taxis; if visiting in summer, plan for the heat between venue and transport. Dress is comfortable-casual — layers are useful because casinos run cool. Note the show’s all-sales-final policy; confirm showtime before you leave your hotel. For a night focused on comedy and connection, this production is compact, loud, and designed to send you back into the Strip with a grin and a chorus stuck in your head.