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Great show! Sexy and cheeky and everything you'd expect from a Burlesque show with a strong scottish flavour (haggis?) Great performances by all the dancers and all held together by host Roxy who had us all in stitches
Reviewed by Henry M.
11 February 2024
No idea what I just saw
“No idea what I just saw”
Bad venue for the cast. Strong accent, and hard to understand what was being said
Reviewed by Kathrine M.
11 February 2024
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Review by Kirra Webb | 21 January 2024

There’s nothing like starting off Fringe with a burlesque show, and Viva GlasVegas is well worth a visit! Being more of a comedy and music fan myself, I didn’t quite know what to expect but was blown away by the skilled performances, stunning costumes, and hilarious entertainment.

 

Roxy is a cracker of a host with her lively anecdotes, dances, and songs introducing us to some iconic Glaswegian culture along with the impressive international and local acts. Don't mind the accents… You may not understand everything that is said but the visual entertainment is plenty exciting as well!

 

Quirky, charismatic, and full of energy, each performer had the chance to showcase their individual talents. Whether it be a dance form or comedic display, every act was unique with its own kind of entertaining. All sorts of cheeky props were used including flags and swords as well as a surprise object that got bigger and bigger as the act went on. They had me cheering and laughing (admittedly with the occasional scream) throughout the whole show!

 

Burlesque as an art form is the epitome of Fringe entertainment and not always everyone’s cup or tea, or dram whisky in this case. This show is tantalising and very suited to its Hot Kleenheat Sizzle Factor so I wouldn’t recommend seeing this one with your parents (unless you’d enjoy watching some tassel twirling together). The audience was made up of adults of all ages who had a great time whooping and cheering for the performers and joining in the “classic” Scottish singalongs.

 

Aye would thoroughly recommend this show to anyone who’s up for a good time and a good laugh!