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Step into V Theater at Planet Hollywood for a 90‑minute blend of big‑band music, comic gore, and burlesque choreography. This culty Las Vegas production leans into Atomic Age kitsch with modern theatrical polish—expect high energy, close sightlines, and a show built for late‑night memories.
Step into V Theater at Planet Hollywood for a 90‑minute blend of big‑band music, comic gore, and burlesque choreography. This culty Las Vegas production leans into Atomic Age kitsch with modern theatrical polish—expect high energy, close sightlines, and a show built for late‑night memories.
The neon hum of the Strip softens as you step into Miracle Mile Shops and the V Theater’s low, expectant glow. The lobby chatter slips away and the stage lights promise something equal parts comic and grotesque: an Atomic Age pastiche where sock‑hop glamour meets ghoulish choreography.
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Operated by V Theater · Las Vegas, Nevada
The neon hum of the Strip softens as you step into Miracle Mile Shops and the V Theater’s low, expectant glow. The lobby chatter slips away and the stage lights promise something equal parts comic and grotesque: an Atomic Age pastiche where sock‑hop glamour meets ghoulish choreography.
Zombie Burlesque riffs on mid‑20th century pop culture while planted firmly in Las Vegas showmanship. The V Theater occupies a modern entertainment lineage on the Strip—commercial retail and performance space built where the city’s postwar boom met the Mojave’s stark geology. The Las Vegas Valley’s dry basins and surrounding ranges shaped the city’s growth; the theater scene grew alongside it, refining the variety-show format into immersive, tongue‑in‑cheek productions.
Culturally, the show trades in cult‑film tropes and burlesque’s choreographed tease, scored by a live big band that flips between vintage swing and modern hits. The pace alternates tight musical numbers, comic interludes, and visual gags that reward attention and a sense of play.
Practical guidance: arrive early to collect mobile or box‑office tickets and scout seating; the V Theater opens box office hours from midmorning. Choose VIP if close sightlines matter; general seating still delivers the spectacle. Dress is casual but plan for air‑conditioned comfort—bring a light layer. Drinks are available for purchase; photo ID is required at pickup for the lead booker. For evenings on the Strip, factor in taxi or rideshare wait times and leave buffer before or after the 90‑minute performance to dine or explore Miracle Mile Shops.
Minimum age is 16; ticket holders should be prepared to show ID if requested.
The show runs approximately 90 minutes with no scheduled intermission noted in the listing.
Yes — the V Theater and Miracle Mile Shops list wheelchair accessibility; contact the box office ahead for specific seating accommodations.
Box office recommends picking up tickets at least 30 minutes prior; it’s open from midmorning until about 9:30pm on show nights.
V Theater operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The neon hum of the Strip softens as you step into Miracle Mile Shops and the V Theater’s low, expectant glow. The lobby chatter slips away and the stage lights promise something equal parts comic and grotesque: an Atomic Age pastiche where sock‑hop glamour meets ghoulish choreography.
The neon hum of the Strip softens as you step into Miracle Mile Shops and the V Theater’s low, expectant glow. The lobby chatter slips away and the stage lights promise something equal parts comic and grotesque: an Atomic Age pastiche where sock‑hop glamour meets ghoulish choreography.
Zombie Burlesque riffs on mid‑20th century pop culture while planted firmly in Las Vegas showmanship. The V Theater occupies a modern entertainment lineage on the Strip—commercial retail and performance space built where the city’s postwar boom met the Mojave’s stark geology. The Las Vegas Valley’s dry basins and surrounding ranges shaped the city’s growth; the theater scene grew alongside it, refining the variety-show format into immersive, tongue‑in‑cheek productions.
Culturally, the show trades in cult‑film tropes and burlesque’s choreographed tease, scored by a live big band that flips between vintage swing and modern hits. The pace alternates tight musical numbers, comic interludes, and visual gags that reward attention and a sense of play.
Practical guidance: arrive early to collect mobile or box‑office tickets and scout seating; the V Theater opens box office hours from midmorning. Choose VIP if close sightlines matter; general seating still delivers the spectacle. Dress is casual but plan for air‑conditioned comfort—bring a light layer. Drinks are available for purchase; photo ID is required at pickup for the lead booker. For evenings on the Strip, factor in taxi or rideshare wait times and leave buffer before or after the 90‑minute performance to dine or explore Miracle Mile Shops.