This month's shows at Excalibur includes Australian Bee Gees, Mac King Comedy Magic Show to name a couple. Excalibur shows are some of the most entertaining and best value performances in Las Vegas, so enjoy! Don't forget, cheap tickets for shows at Excalibur are available below.
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It's time to get down because The Australian Bee Gees Show -- A tribute to the Bee Gees, is hittin' the Vegas stage. Reviving the music of the famous Gibb brothers, The Austrain Bee Gees Show has performed to more than one million people in sold out theaters and concert halls in more than 40 countries. The group's unbelievable resemblance to the Bee Gees and their ability to emulate the Bee Gees' legendary sound has helped garner internationalattention from media and show goers alike throughout their 22-years of experience. This 70-minute multimedia concert event features state-of-the-art sound, superb lighting and giant screens with stunning graphics. This show is a definitive live celebration of five decades of memorable music featuring some of their biggest hits including Staying Alive, You Should Be Dancing, and How Deep Is Your Love.. The Australian Bee Gees show is widely recognized as the world's leading Bee Gees tribute show.
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Without a doubt, Mac King is the funniest and now, longest-running magician in Las Vegas. He'll hold you spellbound, while you hold your gut from laughing at his family friendly humor. King's self-effacing sense of humor, blended with his flawless sleight-of-hand and superbly corny imagination, elevate him to the top of his craft. Plus, his unique combination of endearing Southern charm and offbeat showmanship never fails to produce mesmerizing tricks and a giggling audience. King's repertoire includes rope tricks, hand shadow puppets, mysterious appearances of Fig Newtons, live animals (i.e., a worm, a goldfish and his newest addition of Colonel Sanders, his white guinea pig) and a gold lamé cape specially designed for his ever-realistic (well actually not at all realistic but definitely funny) impersonations of Elvis and Liberace. Although appearing to be incompetent, King is truly adept in both his magic and people skills. That's what makes it possible for him to feature so much audience participation. A veritable parade of volunteers steps onstage each afternoon, providing immediate, awestruck reactions to his tricks. Our insider tip to you if you want to better your chances of being selected to join Mac onstage: Be outgoing, expressive and sitting in the first several rows. His showroom has traditional chair seating in the front and a few rows of spacious booths in the back - all of which offer clear views of the stage. Except for lighting and music, King makes little use of technology and has no ingeniously engineered props. Everything in his show seems ordinary...but then remarkably exceeds your expectations under impossible circumstances.
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Where there's thunder, there's usually rain. And so it's no surprise that at Australia's Thunder from Down Under, it's always raining men. The internationally acclaimed all-male dance revue makes one promise of the night: to make sure you get exactly what you came for. And the Aussie imports make good on their promises, giving the females a feast of flesh and fantasy the Greek Gods would be proud of. Each performer embodies a different female fantasy and brings it to life on stage whether it's a sexy man in uniform, a fireman or a milkman (Yep we were thinking about Kelis' Milkshake, but now it has a completely different meaning for us.). Dancers show more than their personalities on stage, leaving little to the imagination and lots of grins on the audiences' faces as their routines cover the gamut of popular music. The dancers' Australian accents and the general lack of husbands and boyfriends in the audience (although men are welcome) creates a very liberating atmosphere for female audience members. Ladies, cast those inhibitions aside. Australia's Thunder from Down Under is a fullyinteractive experience. These chiseled performers dance on tabletops, make their way through the crowd and even ask some lucky ladies to join them on stage.
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Travel back to the Middle Ages and experience a celebration of Medieval proportions. This dinner and show features jousting, dancing, singing and a feast fit for a king. Guests are seated in an arena-style setting with each section representing a different country, with guests encouraged to cheer on the king representing their section. Knights go head to head in various competitions including a horse race, jousting, sword fighting and gladiator-style battles. Just like what real lords and ladies would have experienced back in the Middle Ages, utensils are not provided, and patrons have to eat with their hands. After a hearty dose of merriment from Merlin and the jester a drum processional files into the arena to announce the entrance of King Arthur. During this time, dinner consisting of a slow-roasted Cornish hen,lemon pepper roastedpotatoes,corn on the cob, an apple square,and a fresh dinner roll is served. They also have gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan mealsupon request. While the audience dines, a large round table is lowered into the center of the arena where King Arthur and the other knights also partake in the feast, raising their glasses and toasting to the joyous occasion. Dessert is served afterwards and includes a sweet pastry. After a song and dance number by the court maidens, the knights set aside their glasses and engage in some friendly competition to determine who is the champion king.
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