V Theater

Went to see a show a few days ago and the show was fantastic but what made the experience sour was the BOX OFFICE– they really need to change how they handle the box office/​will call– we arrived 20 minutes early to pick up our tickets at will call– it should of been here is our driver license and here are the tickets but NO– we waiting in line for 30 minutes before even making it to the counter and then he took my driver license and then decided to help another customer in a different line — when I asked if this is normal for their box office he said YES– wow you would of thought they would find a way by now for making the lines go faster– I have been to many shows and never had to wait that long for will call and then miss 15 minutes of a show — they need to change the way they do things in the box office for sure

Our experience with V Theater was spoiled by the fact that we were encouraged to purchase dinner vouchers as a way to save time. In fact the dinner voucher was over priced, and you were not served dinner with the show. This goes against any convenience that was offered. When we redeemed our vouchers, we unfortunately were well aware that we paid $ 25 more than the price of the food on the menu. Anyone up to tipping 25% on that one???

This is an awesome set up they have. Several smallish theatres with fun and silly shows, so far, I’ve seen Spoofical The Musical and V-​The Ultimate Variety Show and they were both AWESOME! Highly recommend both, entertaining and wanted more when it was over. Fantastic productions, great seats, there’s really no bad seat, it’s small and you can see well from all the areas. I can’t wait to go see V The Ultimate Variety Show again with my kids. Spoofical however is NOT kid friendly, but incredibly hilarious!

«Spoofical the Musical» is an hour of laughter! I went with 6 friends and we laughed till we cried. Its comedy, music, and dance all wrapped into one. Best hour I spent in Vegas!

I’ve seen the Variety show, Zombie Burlesque, and Spoofical at V theater (I’m a local). Spoofical was the one I saw just last night which prompted me to write this review. It was hilarious! If you are into silly, raunchy comedy with fun music and interaction wih the audience. You should definitely see this show! So worth it.

I had the pleasure of seeing «Spoofical the Musical». I was wonderfully surprised. Such a fun show it was like watching Robot Chicken live. Performers were great, wonderful singing voices and dancing. The writing was clever. Only part that I thought might need some work was the sound mixing on the mics, but this is a great show and I encourage all to go see it.

This review is not related to the show that I viewed but for the box office and organization of staff. The line moved so painfully slow and was very disorganized. There were several employees hanging out behind the desk not being useful. Was told to get there thirty minutes early. Arrived at 9:20 for a 10pm show and didn’t make it inside the theater until 10:15– 10:20. When asked the employee who checked us in «if they are always so terrible» she replied «umm we are usually busy but some of our employees called out sick so we are doing the best we can». No what I think doing the best you can is putting all staff to use to get customers into their show ON TIME. If I were to see another show in Vegas I would not come back to this theater.

Spoofical The Musical definitely one of the best shows in town! Great cast and very well written. Hilarious and current to Las Vegas! Perfect for everyone but all locals it’s a must see!

This is the slowest group of box office employees I have ever seen. I’m so over this place. If they were able to bring Elvis back from the grave for one night only and only I was a ticket holder, it would be an hour before they even realized I was in line. So disappointed. Tempted to just leave! Flush my husbands money down the toilet. Bet this is a great show but we will never know cause the staff are soooooo slooooowwwww!!!

SPOOFICAL
We saw three shows in the V Theater, including Spoofical.
It’s hard to describe this show without ruining it. It’s a bunch of small skits/​songs that lambast everything from Britney Spears to Criss Angel, every Vegas icon like Elvis, and all of the Vegas staples. It’s also extremely topical.
The show is a bit raunchy, so remove the stick if you have to. Just go and have fun and leave your judgement at the door.
Oh, and the theater is small, so any seat is a good one. But, if you sit towards the front, you may become part of the show.

I saw Spoofical the Musical and it was very entertaining. It was in a small and intimate theatre with comfortable seats. It appeared that every seat had a good view. There were skits lampooning many Vegas shows and icons. I will go see it again because I am sure that I missed some references. I disagree with J.S. from Boulder City that it is family-​friendly. While there was no nudity, there were skimpy/​tight costumes, adult humor, and adult imagery (penis anyone?) The adult content will require some explaining to children on the way home. The name is similar to Seussical the Musical which is a Dr. Seuss based show. This is not that show. This show is not for children.
I have also seen Las Vegas Live Comedy Club which is in a different theatre in the complex. There has been a permanent headliner for over a year: Edwin San Juan. The host and feature comedians vary and I have not been able to find out who they are in advance of the show. This information is not posted anywhere and even if you call the theatre, the customer service reps do not know. This is the theatre that does not seem to need a VIP upgrade to assure a good seat, unless you are going on a very crowded day — mostly holiday weekends.

Extremely entertaining! Great talent and original content. Something very different for Vegas! It was great to see live singers and real talent instead of Cirque du Soleil re-​treads at every other property.

Wow, Wow, Wow! Very high energy show, with some of the best acts in Vegas! This show features comedians, jugglers, & others. Truly a variety show! Small theater, family friendly, comfortable seats, very well worth the the wait. Best show we saw while on Las Vegas, and didn’t expect it! Highly recommended!

What a wonderful experience! My boyfriend and I received vouches for dinner and a show, so we chose to see the zombie burlesque. We picked general admission seating (first come, first serve), as it was about $ 20/​person upgrade to VIP.
We dined at the Italian restaurant right in front and then went up to the theater about 30 minutes before the show. Since there was a show before us, we were told to wait in the lounge, which really turned into a disorganized line of people trying to get good seats. The show started late because of the previous show’s delay, but it didn’t bother us.
My boyfriend and I sat in the first general admission row right behind the last VIP row, so it turned out great for us. Plus, we sat by the aisle, so it was easy for us to order drinks from the server. It also made us an easy target for show interactions when the performers came off the stage. We ordered 2 diet cokes and whiskeys, and it cost about $ 30. The server said they pour heavier drinks because it’s about an hour and fifteen minute show, and the drink was very strong indeed.
The show had a little bit of everything: singling, dancing, comedy, and of course, burlesque. We laughed a lot and were in awe of some of the performers’ talent! While it was a little disorganized at first, we didn’t mind because the show made up for it!

I bought three VIP tickets for the Las Vegas Live Comedy Club at the V Theater. It sounded like a great show and the seating chart looked like it was a bigger venue. When we were seated I was shocked that it was a little dirty hole in the wall. Very small room… every seat is close to the stage. It was only six rows with about 15 people in each row!
The comedians were not funny at all and I left early.
Don’t waste your time or money on this place!
I have learned my lesson… CHEAP=BAD!

We saw the zombie burlesque show tonight and had a great time. The cast is super talented and funny and I’m really happy we decided to go. There is a little audience participation and the MC Zenoch does a great job keeping the flow going and the audience engaged. The songs were funny and the performances were really varied so I was always interested in what was going on. The contortionist is unreal. I don’t want to say more and ruin it for anyone but it does seem like people come back multiple times.
I will say this, if you’re from a city where full nudity on stage is legal and you’re thinking you might see more than pasties and g-​strings, this may disappoint. It’s also not a raunchy strip tease. If you’re there for fun and entertainment this is a great show, especially at discounted prices (we found a Unilocal deal). The VIP ticketing is worth it — no waiting in line out front or trying to find seats once you get in. The theater is small enough to where any seat is probably great and nothing seems to be obstructed.
Note! The V Box Office is right outside the theater in the Miracle Mile mall. Don’t use Google Maps to find the box office or you’ll end up in the Bellagio. I wish they would put that advice on the will call receipt since it seems to happen often.

This review is for Brian of the Customer Support line. I called in to ask about two Groupons I was interested in because I am planning my sister’s bachelorette (I’ll come back to review those later). Brian was very kind and actually offered me an even better deal than the combined two through Groupon. He was never pushy or insistent and emailed me my receipt right away.
I only wish everything was this easy. ;)
Now I just can’t wait for the party!

This place needs a whole lot of renovation as you can see that it’s not in its best shape. The carpet clearly needs cleaning. As in not vacuuming but carpet cleaning. Wait scratch that, it needs a brand new carpet. So many people go in and out of this theater. And from the price of some of their shows, I think people should be getting the price that they paid for. But when you walk into this theater, you’re thinking… «Wow… I just dropped about a hundred something for this place just to sit in a cheap budgeted theater.»
The seats are generally comfy. They’re you’re regular movie theater seats. Actually, no… I’ve sat in much more comfortable seats watching a movie that these. I think it’s fine for me since I’m small, but I feel REALLY bad for those who are much bigger in size as the seats are small.
At the front, it’s actually just chairs that are used for the show. Which is so awkward because you don’t even have an arm rest or anything that would separate you from that stranger next to you. Not that it’s a bad thing, it’s just awkward.
They have a rule in general admission where it is first come first serve, which is an upgrade tactic because they want you to upgrade to their «VIP section», which is MORE than half of the theater. In all honesty, if you’re sitting at the back of the theater, you would still have a good vantage point because it’s such a small theather. This place generally holds about four hundred people on a busy day. Most days, it’s not a busy so when they try and upsell you, just think about how badly you want to be a feet away from the performers.
When you decide that you want to go for general admission, as said earlier, it is a first come first serve basis. It’s a really odd tactic, and in honesty very unwelcoming of visiting guests. In all the other shows I’ve been to in Vegas, general admission seats are always asigned seating. But here, you’re recommended to go in line for an hour because the earlier you are the better the seats they are. Think about it guys, VIP is more than half of the theater which means that general admission is a small percentage of it. Like probably the last two rows of the center and then about six rows on one of the sides. Regardless, of whethere you’re in line an hour of the show, you’re still going to be at the back where general admission is located. So why would you stand in line for an hour just to still be at the back? Just saying.
When in line, prepare for a ten to fifteen minute wait depending on how busy it. Always pick up your tickets a few hours before your show because this place has rush hours, and if you find yourself stuck in it, it’s not fun. One of the reasons why it’s slow is because they have pitch screens that the agents are required to ask whether you’re interested in a second show, drink, dinner, and VIP. You as a guest have to answer them one by one, and some people just take a bit longer to decide.
Overall, I still recommend this place as they have some cheap shows. Coupons, deals and other incentives are found all over the Strip if you know where to find them. I’m judging this place based on the appearance of the theater, seating, lines, and overall system.

Our group of 8 came to see the zombie burlesque show. The show was AMAZING. They run Groupon and Living Social coupons a lot, so keep an eye out for one and head to this show. It’s burlesque, so it’s not completely nude and it’s HILARIOUS. I almost want to see this show every time I come to Vegas — it was so much more than what I expected!
Everything that I read when purchasing the ticket and through the live chat feature on the website was pretty accurate — you have to be sure to make a reservation and the $ 10 drink voucher is a pretty decent deal for it being in Vegas where everything is outrageously priced. If you have any questions, give them a call. The theater’s customer service is some of the best I’ve ever experienced.

The V Theater is definitely one of the smaller venues in town. The service including the box office as well as the ushers aren’t friendly. It was a shame to receive poor treatment here.
The theater itself is clean. Seats are comfy. If you are sitting on the side sections, your view may be blocked by the posts. I’d suggest sitting in the center or along the outside wall to avoid any obstructions to the show.
While I usually enjoy the more cozy venues, it was just ok. I think they need to do some updating here.