Going there soon (no, I won't put a cent in the machines).
Anything to recommend in this strange land of the marvelous extravaganza, the weird and the kitsh?
Joël
Gothic Nevada?
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Gothic Nevada?
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Thanks for the mention! These guys are from Montréal, so I know they are producing half of the shows in Las Vegas. The Cirque du Soleil and Arcade Fire are our best ambassadors these daysgonzoron wrote:I would highly recommend catching one of the cirque du soliel shows. very cool stuff.
FYI, I will see Love, front row tickets (booked in April), next Sunday night! I will then watch for another one, maybe Mystère or O.
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LOVE is amazing. I had watery eyes for the first half hour from the beauty of it.Joël of the FoS wrote:FYI, I will see Love, front row tickets (booked in April), next Sunday night! I will then watch for another one, maybe Mystère or O.
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Then we saw KA. Cool also!
I love Cirque du Soleil, and I'm very proud these guys are from my home town.
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Other than that, nothing really gothic or horrific in Las Vegas, other than the whole idea
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Did they have clowns? I always find that Cirque du Soleil has the creepiest clowns.Joël of the FoS wrote: LOVE is amazing. I had watery eyes for the first half hour from the beauty of it.
Then we saw KA. Cool also!
I love Cirque du Soleil, and I'm very proud these guys are from my home town.
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Other than that, nothing really gothic or horrific in Las Vegas, other than the whole idea
Joël
Only two things scare me and one is former back-up dancers for Christina Aguilera.
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Not in LOVE, but in KA. Indeed, they would often look at home with the skurraBand2 wrote: Did they have clowns? I always find that Cirque du Soleil has the creepiest clowns.
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Although I've never been there, it seems to me that the best stuff would be in the out of the way places. The heyday of Vegas was the 50s & 60s and so the interesting stuff would be the roadside restaurants and casinos that haven't been updated since then.
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