Ellen Sterling - Page 8

Bette Midler's $10 million spectacular, The Showgirl Must Go On, opens at Caesars Palace

Anthony Crivello likes Las Vegas. The Tony Award-winner, who alternates the title role in Phantom: The Las Vegas Experience with Brent Barrett, will be in Las Vegas for at least the next six months, when the show celebrates its second anniversary.

There's a new king in Camelot and a new way to experience the show.

What a treat it is to find out that those people who are so funny in scripted sitcoms are at least as funny in person. Brad Garrett - the much put-upon Robert in 'Everybody Loves Raymond' - is a perfect example...

You think you know Jay Leno from his nightly monologue. And you do. Sort of. What the brief bit of stand-up doesn't show you is how Leno can sustain a very funny set for 90 minutes.

In his Las Vegas show, Ray Romano proves that he i, simply, very, very funny

Never has there been any quite as spectacular as the very aptly named 'Phantom: The Las Vegas Spectacular' which last night celebrated its first anniversary, and 501st performance, at the Venetian Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.

Wayne Brady is amazing. He's funny, gifted, very personable and - most of all - very smart. This intelligence informs everything he does onstage at The Venetian Resort and Casino.

Las Vegas entertainment is unique for many reasons. One of those is that a performer can be a big star here - huge - and, outside the city's environs, no one really knows too much about his or her work. Clint Holmes is such a performer.

Not much wit or, even, magic in Hans Klok: The Beauty of Magic

With more than 200 shows to choose from in Las Vegas, should you choose to see him?

Shows by Céline Dion & Elton John are worth catching in Las Vegas

Magician Lance Burton and comedian Bobby Slayton entertain in Las Vegas

'Stomp Out Loud' began its open-ended run at Planet Hollywood Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas last night.

There is a group of entertainers here in Las Vegas who, even though they don't have their own shows in their own showrooms, are here often enough to be considered permanent residents of The Strip. They play the same venue each time they're here and are substantial parts of the local entertainment landscape. The entertainers I'll be reviewing first play the Hollywood Theatre at the MGM Grand. Each is there eight to 10 week a year for up to two weeks at a time. First up is David Copperfield.

When it opened on Broadway in 2005 it instantly became difficult to find fresh adjectives - rather, superlatives - to describe 'Spamalot', the musical (as the subtitle says) 'lovingly ripped off' from the 1975 film, 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail.'

If it is true that everyone wants to be famous - that everyone wants to be on TV - then 'Jerry Springer: The Opera' is, among other things, a demonstration of this truth.

With previews beginning tonight at Wynn Las Vegas, John O'Hurley, 'Spamalot's' King Arthur, says he's happy to be where he is.

David Hasselhoff is Roger DeBris.

With their King Arthur, John O'Hurley, standing by, Eric Idle and Steve Wynn announce the musical's opening.