This month's shows at Tropicana includes Brad Garretts Comedy Club, Jon Lovitz to name a couple. Tropicana shows are some of the most entertaining and best value performances in Las Vegas, so enjoy! Don't forget, cheap tickets for shows at Tropicana are available below.
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Best known for his role on the Emmy award-winning sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond, Brad Garrett returns to his Vegas roots with his own comedy club inside the MGM Grand. Garrett started performing in Vegas in the '80s as an opening act to big-name performers including Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and Liza Minnelli. With almost 25 years as a headliner on the Las Vegas Strip, Garrett always wanted to open a club in the city that helped launch his career. Before opening his club at the MGM Grand, Garrett operated a club at the Tropicana.His newest club featuresestablished comedians and up-and-coming acts. Garrett himself only performs from time-to-time, but the comedians that regularly take the stage are sure to have you falling out of your seat laughing.
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Jon Lovitz has been a comedy legend since the 1980s, and now he's bringing his stand-up comedy genius to the Tropicana's Laugh Factory to make audiences laugh out loud. Starting strong with a stint on Saturday Night Live, where he received his first Emmy nomination, Lovitz's career hit the races at warp speed. Booking multiple film roles in beloved comedies such as The Producers, A League of Their Own, The Wedding Singer, Big, and many others all within the same decade. Jon Lovitz is also a talented voice actor that has been featured in multiple films and television shows. Just a few of these appearances include The Simpsons, The Brave Little Toaster, and the Spielberg-produced An American Tail: Fievel Goes West. As one of the only actors to become a stand-up comedian after hitting it big, Jon Lovitz has been successfully headlining multiple nightclubs and theaters across the country for the last ten years. Check out this comedy mastermind in action and get your tickets to see Jon Lovitz at the Laugh Factory Today!
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The world-famous Laugh Factory has a home in Vegas at the Tropicana. The comedy club features a rotating roster of established comedians and new rising stars of comedy. The original Laugh Factory opened in 1979 in Hollywood and soon became known for spawning some of the hottest stand-up comedians in the world. Countless comics have performed at the Laugh Factory since its inception including: Tim Allen, Louie Anderson, Roseanne Barr, Milton Berle, David Brenner, Nick Cannon, Drew Carey, George Carlin, Jim Carrey, Dave Chappelle, Dane Cook, Rodney Dangerfield, Ellen DeGeneres, Phyllis Diller, Jeff Dunham, Jeff Foxworthy, Redd Foxx, Eddie Griffin, Kathy Griffin, Buddy Hackett, Bob Hope, Andy Kaufman, Sam Kinison, Martin Lawrence, Jay Leno, David Letterman, George Lopez, Bill Maher, Howie Mandel, Carlos Mencia, Mo'Nique, Eddie Murphy, Richard Pryor, Paul Reiser, Chris Rock, Ray Romano, Bob Saget, Adam Sandler, Jerry Seinfeld, Garry Shandling, Sarah Silverman, Jon Stewart, Wanda Sykes, Chris Tucker, Damon Wayans, Keenen Ivory Wayans, Flip Wilson, Robin Williams and many more. As a starting point for so many successful comedians, the Laugh Factory has been recognized as The No. 1 Comedy Club in the Country by USA Today. With locations in Long Beach, Calif., Chicago and now Las Vegas, the Laugh Factory is known around the world as one of the premiere spots for comedy.
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Impersonations are hard. We've tried our hand at it and have been called a "garbage fire" at worst, and "not good" at best. Hopefully we can pick up some pointers when master impressionist Rich Little hits the Vegas stage. Calling Little a "master impressionist," is a bit of an understatement. The dude is a comedy icon. During the ‘70s he was a regular on "Hollywood Squares," "The Judy Garland Show," and even was a guest host on "The Tonight Show" 12 times. Name a person or celebrity and Little can drop a spot-on impersonation. His Ronald Reagan, Frank Sinatra and Kermit the Frog bits are legendary. He's so good, he's been known to step in for stars who can't do their own soundtrack dubbings. Little is going to teach a master's course on impersonations. Feel free to borrow our notes afterwards if you want.
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Fans can see everything they love about the King of Pop in MJ Live at The Tropciana. MJ Live pays homage to one of the greatest entertainers of all time. A rotating cast of impersonators showcase the energy, excitement, spectacle and pure joy of this legendary superstar and his music by performing classic hits including "Bad," "Billie Jean," "Heal the World," "Dangerous," "Smooth Criminal," "Black and White" and "I Want You Back" in addition to a Jackson 5 segment. Jackson fans won't want to miss hearing their favorite songs performed by this talented group of tribute artists who recreate the feeling and experience of a genuine Michael Jackson concert. Backed by an onstage band and an entourage of dancers, MJ Live is a family-friendly show fit for those who grew up with the King of Pop as well as for those who have never heard his music before.
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With his wild, electric blond hair, Murray is hard to miss. Some 22 million viewers nationwide watched the charismatic magician perform as a semifinalist on the NBC hit show "America's Got Talent." He did the largest magic trick ever performed on the show by making a 1918 steam train locomotive vanish in mere seconds. Now you can see Murray perform live on the Vegas stage. Murray is well known for his larger-than-life illusions, such as making a Ferrari appear from thin air and transforming a showgirl into a 450-pound tiger. With a knack for keeping his audience entranced with amazement, his show gives his onlookers a uniquely immersive experience. During the show he performs two of his signature illusions in the middle of the audience, giving them an intrusive 360-degree view of him and his tricks while leaving no hiding space. Even when he's on stage, the showroom makes everyone feel like they are up close to Murray and his mind-blowing magic. Aside from "America's Got Talent," Murray has been featured in various other TV shows. He has guest starred as a magic expert on the History Channel's hit TV series "Pawn Stars." His other TV credits include VH1's "Celebracadabra" and "Tough Love," Comedy Central's "Reno 911," NBC's "Last Comic Standing" and Fox's "Celebrity Blind Date."
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The '90s are long gone, but Prince fans can still party like it's 1999 with this award-winning Prince Tribute that features Jason Tenner or Donelvan Thigpen as Prince. Tenner has been performing his Prince tribute show in Las Vegas for more than 10 years. Dressing up as Prince for Halloween in 1996 sealed the deal for Tenner to turn from everyday band member to tribute artist. He would watch the movie and then pause it and try to mimic Prince's exact movements and facial expressions. To perfect his voice he would sit in his home studio and record himself singing songs and then listen to how they sounded against Prince's voice. This is dedication people, and because of this most people think it's the real Prince up on stage. While seeing the real performer is not an option anymore, this tribute show is the next best thing. *The Prince estate is not affiliated, associated, or connected with "Purple Reign The Prince Tribute Show!" or Tropicana Hotel, nor has it endorsed or sponsored "Purple Reign The Prince Tribute Show!" or Tropicana Hotel.
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