Seating: A host seats you, so there are no reserved seats or a mad dash. They sell drinks in the room but not food. That being said, I am glad that I got the VIP seats so that I was closer to the stage. The room is small so there is an intimate feel as you aren't too far from the performers. Venue: It's at The Tuscany Casino, two blocks east of the Strip. BUT - for those of you who are normal human beings that enjoy the music of that era, GO! This is not a vulgar show at all, it's just funny and if you don't have a sense of humor or get upset easily, don't go, just do something else that makes you happy. Double entendres, switches and callbacks are all in play. But the icing on the top - the banter and the jokes! These guys were funny and you get the sense that they are enjoying the parts they're playing.Īs a trigger warning for any prudes, stuffed shirts, the humor challenged and PC Babies out there, they make some racy jokes - just like the real performers that they're impersonating did. It was great to hear this music again with good singers and a great band. I really wish I could have seen these guys perform together live. I love the music from 'back then' and I totally dig Sinatra. Ignore what they wrote and read the high score reviews. I read their reviews and can confidently say that those people are repressed prudes.

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