1-866-915-1308 Las Vegas Information: Tickets, Venues, Events and More
On February 20, 2008, Bette Midler’s show, The Showgirl Must Go On, debuted at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV. The show is performed live 5 nights a week and will have about 100 shows over a two-year period. 20 female dancers, the staggering Harlettes and a 13-piece band (including a 6-piece horn section from “The Fat City Horns,” a Las Vegas band) make up the show. Midler and the rest of the cast played to a sold-out theater of VIPs and celebrities the very first night. The Showgirl Must Go On includes a repertoire of some of Midler’s favorite characters, like Delores Delago, the mermaid bound to a wheelchair and Soph, the oldest living showgirl in Las Vegas. Amid the backdrop of a Broadway-like theatre, the ensemble gives an energetic and comical show. Every number in the show is full of Midler’s wit and brash sense of style.
more...
Upcomming Show Dates for Bette Midler
Related Shows
Caesars Palace is the world-renowned resort-casino, which celebrates Greek glory and Roman grandeur in an 85-acre location which sets the standard for entertainment, dining and luxury. Being at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, Caesars Palace is among the world’s top luxury resorts known for originality and beauty. It includes 3,352 hotel guest rooms and suites, 25 restaurants and cafes unique to the hotel, 4.5-acre Garden of the Gods pools and gardens, among others. The Colosseum can seat up to 4,300 people and is only steps from celebrity chef restaurants and the Forum Shops at Caesars and highlights entertainers like Bette Midler, Jerry Seinfeld, Elton John and Cher starting in May 2008. Las Vegas, the most well-inhabited city in Nevada, the seat of Clark County and internationally world-renowned resort city for shopping, entertainment and gambling. Often the name is given to unincorporated areas of Clark County which surround the city, including the resort areas on and around the Las Vegas Strip. The city is called The Entertainment Capital of the World and is known for huge, extravagant casino resorts, the availability of alcoholic beverages with no restrictions and adult entertainment. The image made Las Vegas the perfect setting for movies, like Sin City, and TV shows, like Las Vegas, and it was once called Sin City.