Mike Weatherford

But will enough people like a Monroe-themed casino musical to help Marilyn! beat the odds?

With his mob-history dance revue, legendary Las Vegas producer Jeff Kutash looks for one more big hit.

Before it became a Strip behemoth, Cirque du Soleil was an oddball upstart. A reflection on Cirque’s 25 years of defying expectations — and transforming our city’s idea of spectacle.

For aspiring comedians, breaking in means open-mic nights, small audiences, and jokes that don’t work — but at least you’re not alone.

For those with long memories, the Excalibur’s new show, Fuerza Bruta, will bring to mind a (short-lived) blast from the past.

Once a staple of Strip entertainment, the camp sensibility waned for years — but now it’s back.

Little remembered now, Strip entertainment columnist Don Usherson was a man of his time.

Parting thoughts on the end of the ever-changing Le Rêve.

Bemoan reality TV all you want, but shows such as America's Got Talent Live are just what Vegas needs right now

Awakening is back, in a tradition of reinvention that’s unique to Vegas