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Apr 27 Saturday
Las Vegas loves a second-chance story. Apparently TikTok does, too. This social media sensation begins at an amusement park where a handful of kids die on a roller coaster called the Cyclone (likely because the real Cyclone at Coney Island feels like it may actually kill you).
Once in purgatory, they’re greeted by the park’s mechanical fortune-telling machine, which initiates a singing contest that awards the winner a trip back to the living world. What ensues is a competition that alternates between morbidity and life affirmation -- and hopefully bears no resemblance to the reality TV singing shows your mother still watches.
Chalk up another staged celebration of cult pop culture and viral theater by Majestic Repertory.
This celebration of Spring features a new work filmed at Red Rock Canyon, “Desert in Motion,” with the score by Dr. Alex Stopa performed live. The concert will close with “Vegas Meets Broadway,” a musical revue directed and choreographed by guests Frit and Frat Fuller, with music and dance from West Side Story, Hamilton, Funny Girl and The Greatest Showman.
Event tickets can be purchased online or one hour before show time at the PAC Box Office.
Saturday's performances are at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.
The return of one of ballet's classics, and the return of this production, first seen in 2019 and featuring Ben Stevenson's elegant choreography. It's a love story that is both symbolic and intimate, filled with emotion and humanity.
A young prince is desperate to break the spell that causes his new true love (in her human form) to spend her days as a swan. Will he be successful? Or, put another way, will this production be loyal to the original ballet -- or will it (spoiler alert!) go with the “happy ending” version?
Only one way to find out.
On Saturday the 4th there is also a performance at 2:00.
It’s 1929. Two ambitious visionaries race against each other to invent something called “television.” Each knows that if he stops working, even for a moment, the other will gain the edge.
Who will unlock the key to the greatest innovation of the 20th century: the ruthless media mogul, or the self-taught Idaho farm boy?
The answer comes to compelling life in this new play by Aaron Sorkin, creator of The West Wing, The Newsroom and The Social Network.
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