The folks behind "Fantasy" are shaking things up again.
The
long-running topless revue at Luxor has introduced four new dance
numbers, including a solo performance by head-liner Lorena Peril to
Bette Midler´s "Long John Blues."
Also new to the 15-song set list is a spicy take on
"Magdalena Mi Amor," choreographed by Cuba-born "Fantasy" dancer Yesi,
and flirtatious country routine performed to Luke Bryan´s "Country Girl
(Shake It for Me)."
The New show opener is "Dance on Me," an original song co-written by Peril and choreographed by "Fantasy" dancer Amber.
"Fantasy" has been a Las Vegas staple for a dozen years.
Producers keep the show fresh with new dance numbers, many choreographed by the performers themselves.
The
next time you´re driving around Las Vegas you may notice that "Fantasy"
has a new tagline: "The Strip´s biggest tease." We´d have to agree with
that assessment.
Carrot Top
Carrot Top has been at it for so long now that most comedy fans are familiar with his idiosyncratic style of prop humor.
It
dates back to 1980s Boca Raton, Fla., when a redheaded college
student/struggling comic named Scott Thompson stole the sign for Butts
Road and told a comedy club audience, "This must be where the ***holes
live."
Since then, the comic with the hairdo styled by a
monkey with an eggbeater has honed his act into something that is
impossible to imitate and ridiculously funny.
There´s redneck
Viagra (spray starch), the paper cups-and-string telephone with a third
cup for call waiting; fake rubber feet so you don´t have to take off
your shoes at the airport; and the Hooter´s job application (a piece of
card-board with two circular holes that you "just fill out").
What many people don´t know is that the longtime Vegas geadliner does
lots of verbal humor and gags that are hard to classify and rely on
little more than an uncanny ability to poke fun at the frustrations of
modern life and foibles of the human nature.
