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It’s really good to present a show on the vegas Strip for nearly three decades that still draws fans night after night, and no one knows that better than “FANTASY: The sexiest tease in the series.” Celebrating 27 years, the show pulled out all the stops on Wednesday night, from special guests to new acts, to debuting their annual calendar during a special anniversary celebration.
The Blast were on hand for the exciting night at the Atrium Showroom at Luxor Hotel & Casino on Wednesday night. After photos on the red carpet, guests were treated to a cocktail reception before entering the showroom to experience the high-energy, popular Vegas show celebrating 27 years on the stage.
‘FANTASY’ celebrates 27 years entertaining guests on the Las Vegas Strip
Acclaimed female revue, “FANTASY” celebrates a major milestone this week – 27 years on the Las Vegas Strip. The show’s creator, producer, director, director and Emmy choreographer Anita Mann, said the show “celebrates the enduring spirit of the showgirl who is at the heart of the glamor and glitz of the Las Vegas Strip.”
She said, “As Las Vegas, we continue to grow. With each new year, we present new numbers and celebrate these talented, talented dancers through a lens that showcases new choreography and costumes.”
During the red carpet event, many actors and celebrities from Vegas showed up to help celebrate the exciting milestone. Dancers from the Chippendales and Thunder from Down Under, Mind2Mind, Frank Marino, and many other famous Vegas icons were in attendance.
A new addition to the show takes center stage
While keeping all the greatness that fans know and love from the show, “FANTASY” added some hot numbers, bringing even more excitement to the stage.
A sultry new number set to the song “Black Car” by Leon Else features choreography by Yesi Burgess, former “FANTASY” cast member and current resident director of Voltaire. Burgess, who hails from Havana, Cuba, mixes Latin rhythms with contemporary dance that provides a big, attractive dynamic that is sure to keep the audience’s attention.
“Suavemente”, a long time favorite number, got a new addition lit by fire front in the show in the show’s show, Talia Rose eats and dances. The show also brought back the final set to “Show Me How You Burlesque,” choreographed by Sienna Lyons.
‘FANTASY’ was discussed on the 2027 Calendar, ‘Lights, Camera…FANTASY’
Every year, the show shoots a calendar that fans just love. This year’s calendar is titled, “Lights, Camera…FANTASY,” and features photography inspired by the revue’s choreography.
A portion of the proceeds from calendar sales will benefit the Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas, continuing the show’s support of the museum after donating original costumes from the production’s debut in 1999 in celebration of National Showgirls Day earlier this year.
“Showgirls are a unique part of the history of glamour, art and entertainment that helped make Las Vegas famous around the world,” said Josef Diaz, interim director of the Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas, according to a press release sent to The Blast. “We are extremely grateful to FANTASY for its continued support and commitment to helping us preserve that legacy. Donations like these allow us to care for the clothes, artifacts and stories that bring Las Vegas’ history to life, ensuring that the community and future generations can experience the incredible people, achievements and moments that helped shape this city.”
‘FANTASY’ brought down a lingerie line last year
Last year, in celebration of the show’s 26th anniversary, their new clothing line was discontinued. That’s something producer Anita Mann said she wanted to do earlier.
“We have a corset and a corset that we have been wearing in the show in different numbers and after shows, people always said that they want that corset. I said to myself one day, okay, we can do it and expand the brand and tell the customers, okay, you can get one,” Mann told The Blast exclusively last year. “We wear costumes in the show in several, actually two, and I thought, let’s make our own costumes.”
Mann told The Blast that she hopes the clothing line will become a brand that “inspires women to channel their inner showgirl.”
More about ‘FANTASY: The Sexiest Tease The Strip’
“FANTASY” at Luxor began in 1999 and has hosted more than 2.5 million guests over more than 10,000 performances. This is one of the longest running and most prestigious productions on the Las Vegas Strip.
Led by singer Lorena Peril, it features 15 high-energy numbers that reflect the glamor of Las Vegas showgirls, as well as impressive choreography and toe-tapping music.
“FANTASY” plays nightly inside the Atrium Showroom, with two shows on Sunday. Guests must be at least 18 years old with valid ID. Tickets start at $39, with VIP tours also available on the website. Tickets can be purchased through the website, at the Luxor box office, or by calling 702-262-4400.
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