Musical Sights and Sounds in Las Vegas

 Brilliant entertainment and choreography await you in dazzling downtown Las Vegas, where you’ll have the choice of several musical shows. Treat yourself to first class theaters with incredible lights and performances as you watch professional actors on stage. The musicals will keep you enthralled until the final number.

If you prefer classics, book your tickets to the “Phantom of the Opera,” decorated with the some of the largest backdrops in the business as well much of the original Broadway and London props. Get your seats up close as the overwhelming $40 million production begins and ends in front of your eyes. The stage incorporates the most modern technology, such as intricate illusions that take place in various parts of the plot.

For Beatles fans, try the performance, “Love,” which takes place inside the magnificent Cirque du Soleil for top notch wonder and amazement. The performance captures the heart and soul of the Beatles, starting at their humble beginnings. You’ll hear all the favorite Beatles songs, such as, “I Wanna Hold Your Hand” and “Lady Madonna.” The musical mixes authentic Beatles’ numbers with amazing urban dance.

If you would like to see one of the most hip shows around, listen and watch four talented men perform in “Jersey Boys.” The story centers around the rock n’ roll movement with such hits as “Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You” and “Sherry.” In the musical, each cast member represents the famous quartet of the 50s. It features Micki Massi, Bon Guardio, Tommy Devito and Frankie Vallie.

Choose your favorite show and surround yourself with some of the most incredible live music on the West Coast! These shows will leave you cheering and clapping for the talented cast members.

Medieval Times Offers Exceptional Savings This Summer!

From now through August 31, Vacations Made Easy is offering a phenomenal deal on tickets for Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament throughout North America and Canada for all performances from now through September 30. Actual savings vary from location to location, though discounts can be as much as $19.28 per adult admission for locations including Dallas, TX and Toronto, ON. Aside from Dallas and Toronto, Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament is also located in areas including Anaheim, CA; Orlando, FL; Myrtle Beach, SC; Chicago, IL; Washington DC; New York City, NY; and Atlanta, GA.

Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament combines a feast fit for a king with equestrian artistry and thrilling combat for an encompassing time of entertainment. Throughout the show you will cheer on your section’s knight as six brave individuals fight for the hand of the princess. As for the meal itself, you’ll be treated to 1/2 roasted chicken, vegetable soup, garlic bread, spare ribs, 1/2 herb basted potato, apple pastry and two soft drinks, beer, coffee or tea.

BransonShows.Com Now Offers Family Pass to Noah the Musical

Branson Shows has recently added a family pass to its Noah the Musical ticket options, providing families with a great way to experience the hit Sight & Sound Theatre production while saving on their vacation. The family pass covers admission for two adults and up to two children ages 3 to 18, and can offer a savings of up to $65.38!

Now in its second year, Noah the Musical at Sight & Sound Theatre Branson presents a vivid depiction of the tale of Noah that places guests directly within the story through an on-stage ark, live animals, special effects and a set design that towers upwards of 40 feet. Throughout the production, you will experience God’s revelation of the coming flood, Noah and his sons attempting to recruit others towards their cause, the rounding of the animals, and even the flood itself.

Additionally, with the Behind the Scenes Tour of Sight & Sound Theatre Branson you will gain an immersive look into how Noah and the other productions at Sight & Sound Theatre come together. Throughout the encompassing tour you will see how Sight & Sound cares for its animal actors, gain a basic understanding of what it takes to run the special effects and lighting at Sight & Sound, and even have the chance to experience the creative process Sight & Sound uses to come up with its hit productions. Even if you have no interest in the technical aspects of theater, the Behind the Scenes Tour of Sight & Sound Theatre Branson is an amazing compliment to Noah the Musical.

Grand Ole Opry Schedule of Performers For March 27 & 28, 2008

Please Note: The Grand Ole Opry does not release final lineups until the Wednesday prior to each performance. This list will be updated weekly as new performers are confirmed and added to the lineup.

Friday, March 27 – Order Tickets

Jeannie Seely
The Whites
Trent Tomlinson
Jimmy Dickens
Connie Smith
Billy Currington
Jim Ed Brown
Mel McDaniel
Johnny Counterfit
Del McCoury Band
Mike Snider
Ray Pillow
Jack Greene
Rodney Atkins

Friday, March 28 – Order Tickets

7:00 pm performance

Jimmy Dickens
Jimmy C. Newman
Del McCoury Band
Mike Snider
Jack Greene
Love & Theft
Jeannie Seely
Bobby Osborne & The Rocky Top X-Press
Keith Anderson
Opry Square Dancers
Jim Ed Brown
The Whites
Ronnie Milsap

9:30 pm performance

Jimmy Dickens
Jimmy C. Newman
Del McCoury Band
Mike Snider
Jan Howard
Mel McDaniel
Ronnie Milsap
Jeannie Seely
Jesse McReynolds & The Virginia Boys
Love & Theft
Opry Square Dancers
Jim Ed Brown
The Whites
Keith Anderson

Grand Ole Opry Schedule of Performers For February 6 & 7, 2009

Please Note: The Grand Ole Opry does not release final lineups until the Wednesday prior to each performance. This list will be updated weekly as new performers are confirmed and added to the lineup.

Friday February 6

Lorrie Morgan
Jim Ed Brown
Jeannie Seely
The Whites
Pam Tillis
Jimmy C. Newman
Jack Greene
Riders In The Sky
Mike Snider
Connie Smith
Oak Ridge Boys
John Conlee
Jean Shepard
Bobby Osborne & The Rocky Top X-Press
Montgomery Gentry

Saturday February 7

Mike Snider
Connie Smith
The Lost Trailers
Riders In The Sky
Jim Ed Brown
Jesse McReynolds & The Virginia Boys
Aaron Tippin
Pam Tillis
Jean Shepard
Mark Wills
Opry Square Dancers
Bill Anderson
Jan Howard
The Whites
Heidi Newfield