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Two winners of the 2015 Vegas Fringe Festival will be restaged Friday and Saturday at Las Vegas Little Theatre. Returning for Fringe encore: “Bard Fiction” and “Never Tie Your Shoe Laces in Paris: 30 Plays in 60 Minutes.”
Glenn Heath and Kellie Wright, playing the title characters, battle it out in a hilarious production of Charles Busch’s cult comedy “Vampire Lesbians of Sodom,” now at the Onyx Theatre.
Three companies now offer free show tickets to locals, but tangible benefits to performers even less than they used to be.
Opera in Las Vegas is hot. Opera Las Vegas is generating buzz with its stunning traditional production of one of opera’s top 10 works, Puccini’s “Madama Butterfly,” at UNLV’s Judy Bayley Theatre.
You do need to let your imagination soar, easy to do when the magical machine is brought to life in this dreamlike show, adroitly and briskly directed by Phil Shelburne.
Find things to do across the Summerlin area.
Shakespeare and Quentin Tarantino might seem an unlikely pairing, but the combination proves an uproarious success in “Bard Fiction,” one of the offerings at Las Vegas Little Theatre’s Vegas Fringe Festival.
“Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” brings a flying car, great music and a fun story to Super Summer Theatre at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park.
Music and wine mix at new three-day festival, along with performers and audience members.
Now in its sixth year, Vegas Fringe Festival serves up 10 productions — new and established works performed in 90 minutes or less — over two weekends at Las Vegas Little Theatre.
Who says all the fun entertainment is on the Strip? In Sun City Summerlin, the newly formed improv group A. Jesters Court has plans to put on shows at various venues.
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