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Vegas is the adult playground that doesn't stop when it comes to entertainment, even several of the shows are adult-friendly and we've found some of the best for this summer. 

It’s one of the most magisterial and talked about shows when it comes to Las Vegas entertainment. Coming up on its eighth year from its initial debut in June 2006, the Beatles Love show has remained a favorite among visitors and locals alike for years. It’s not common that anything lasts eight years in Vegas without fizzling to certain implosion, but this show maintains a consistently filled theatre whether there’s an influx of visitors to Vegas or not.

Having recently celebrated its third anniversary, Absinthe remains a Vegas favorite – a sexy, politically incorrect, insensitive yet impressive favorite at that.

If you’re not easily offended  and enjoy unabashed humor, then head to Absinthe for a night out in which you’ll partake in a laugh-out-loud, raucous good time.

The best way to experience this show is to purchase VIP tickets, which actually allows you to enter through a different ‘special’ door (i.e. a phone booth) where you receive a complimentary mini bottle of champagne to start the night off right.

It is almost that time of the year when you head to Las Vegas for a few days of fun in the sun and long nights doing those things that we don’t talk about once we cross the state line. This is the quick checklist to help you come up with the best plan of action for your Las Vegas summer vacation.

Are you looking for a one-of-a-kind Vegas experience that is outrageously entertaining, shockingly hilarious, phenomenally sexy and never before been seen in town? Look no further than the Dirty Circus premiering for one night only Tuesday, March 4 at 11 p.m. in the Tommy Wind Theatre.

Before you head into the Las Vegas evening for a long night of dancing and flirtatious behavior there is a good chance you’ll want to be entertained. I mean how many people do you know that go to Las Vegas for only one thing. There is so much to do in Las Vegas that if you only went to the nightclubs that would be like going to Disneyland just to ride on “It’s A Small World.”

Life Is Beautiful Festival – Downtown Las Vegas

The Life is Beautiful Festival is coming to Downtown Las Vegas October 26-27, 2013 for an event that combines music, food, art, culture and Las Vegas into a two day event. This is not just a music festival it is an opportunity to sample food from some of the best chefs in town while enjoying performances from Cirque du Soleil performers all in one spot. 15 city blocks in Downtown Las Vegas will become a celebration of life.

• Michael Jackson ONE at Mandalay Bay Las Vegas - You don’t have to be a Michael Jackson fan to enjoy ONE but you’ll be surprised by just how many of the songs you are familiar with. You’ll also be surprised by the positive messages and the feeling of hope and happiness that come from the lyrics, the images and the performances. This is a must see show in Las Vegas.
  
  Show Times:
  Saturday - Wednesday 7:00 p.m. & 9:30 p.m.
  Dark Days: Thursday and Friday
  Length of Show: 90 minutes

It’s one of the greatest rags-to-riches stories in recent times. Dallas native Terry Fator had been practicing ventriloquism since the fifth grade, and performing comedy and music his whole life, but things weren’t exactly going well, he recalls performing for just one 12-year-old at a local fair appearance, before he won an audition on America’s Got Talent. Although judges literally scoffed at the very idea of a ventriloquist from the beginning.

In a laughing mood? That’s probably because you haven’t gambled away all your money yet.

But seriously, folks: Las Vegas is a town that loves to laugh, and if you’re looking for a fun comedy show, you’ve definitely come to the right place. Some of the most famous comedians in the world make people laugh here every night, others visit regularly, a few only drop in from time to time (sometimes without advance notice). Still, every serious comic will tell you that Las Vegas audiences might be the most challenging, yet are always the most rewarding.