Cirque du Soleil dominates September with multiple productions running nightly, but the city’s entertainment calendar stretches well beyond the big-budget circuses. Magic, tribute acts, comedy, and interactive theater fill venues from the Venetian to the Luxor, giving you plenty of reasons to venture beyond the marquee shows.
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- Cirque du Soleil – KA at MGM Grand
- Cirque du Soleil – Mystere at Treasure Island
- Absinthe at Caesars Palace
- Mat Franco at the LINQ
- Blue Man Group at The Luxor
- Mac King Comedy Magic Show at Excalibur
- Michael Yo at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club
- Rich Little at Horseshoe Las Vegas
- Piano Man at Planet Hollywood
- All Shook Up – Elvis Tribute Show at Alexis Park
- The Australian Bee Gees at Excalibur
- Tony N’ Tina’s Wedding at Rio Las Vegas
Cirque du Soleil – KA at MGM Grand
Tue, Sep 1, 6:00 PM · KA Theatre at MGM Grand · from $114
KA is Cirque’s most visually stunning production, blending martial arts, acrobatics, and elaborate puppetry into a wordless epic. The show’s intimate theater-in-the-round setup makes every seat feel close to the action, even from the upper rows. Expect jaw-dropping stunts and a narrative that unfolds through pure spectacle.
Cirque du Soleil – Mystere at Treasure Island
Tue, Sep 1, 6:00 PM · Mystere Theatre At Treasure Island – Las Vegas · from $78
Mystere is Cirque’s longest-running show in Las Vegas and remains a masterclass in aerial artistry and physical comedy. The production balances humor with breathtaking acrobatics, featuring performers suspended high above the stage in sequences that defy gravity. It’s the perfect introduction to Cirque if you’ve never seen one of their shows.
Absinthe at Caesars Palace
Tue, Sep 1, 7:00 PM · Spiegeltent at Caesars Palace · from $209
Absinthe is Cirque’s most irreverent production—a raucous, adult-oriented variety show that mixes acrobatics with comedy and burlesque. Performed in an intimate Spiegeltent, it feels more like a cabaret than a traditional circus, with audience interaction and a loose, unpredictable energy. Expect the unexpected and bring your sense of humor.
Mat Franco at the LINQ
Tue, Sep 1, 7:00 PM · Mat Franco Theater at the LINQ · from $86
Mat Franco’s magic show combines close-up illusions with large-scale stage tricks and plenty of audience participation. His style is modern and engaging, blending comedy with genuine moments of wonder. The intimate theater setting lets you catch the subtle sleight-of-hand that makes his illusions so effective.
Blue Man Group at The Luxor
Tue, Sep 1, 8:00 PM · Blue Man Theater at The Luxor Hotel · from $103
Blue Man Group is a high-energy percussion and comedy show that appeals to kids and adults alike. The three silent blue characters create music from unconventional instruments while engaging the audience in absurdist humor and visual gags. It’s a refreshing break from traditional Vegas entertainment and consistently one of the city’s most fun shows.
Mac King Comedy Magic Show at Excalibur
Tue, Sep 1, 3:00 PM · Thunderland Showroom at Excalibur Hotel & Casino · from $78
Mac King blends magic with stand-up comedy in a show that’s both clever and hilarious. His self-deprecating humor and genuine amazement at his own tricks create an infectious energy that keeps audiences laughing throughout. It’s an ideal choice if you want magic with a heavy dose of comedy.
Michael Yo at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club
Tue, Sep 1, 7:30 PM · Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club at the LINQ · from $99
Michael Yo brings high-energy stand-up to the LINQ’s intimate comedy venue, mixing observational humor with physical comedy and crowd work. His sets are fast-paced and unpredictable, with jokes that range from personal stories to pop culture commentary. Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club offers a more personal comedy experience than the larger showrooms.
Rich Little at Horseshoe Las Vegas
Tue, Sep 1, 6:30 PM · Laugh Factory at Horseshoe Las Vegas · from $67
Rich Little is a legendary impressionist whose act spans decades of celebrity voices and characters. His ability to shift between personas while maintaining sharp comedic timing makes each impression feel fresh and funny. The Laugh Factory at Horseshoe provides an intimate setting for his masterful mimicry.
Piano Man at Planet Hollywood
Tue, Sep 1, 6:30 PM · V3 V Theater – Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino · from $71
Piano Man is a Billy Joel tribute show that captures the energy and emotion of the Piano Man’s greatest hits. The production features a talented vocalist and full band recreating classic songs in an intimate theater setting. If you love Billy Joel or just want a night of singalong classics, this delivers.
All Shook Up – Elvis Tribute Show at Alexis Park
Tue, Sep 1, 6:00 PM · Athena Showlounge At Alexis Park · from $56
All Shook Up brings Elvis back to life with a high-energy tribute that covers his biggest hits and most iconic performances. The production includes elaborate costumes and a live band that captures the spirit of the King’s music. It’s a nostalgic, fun night for Elvis fans of all ages.
The Australian Bee Gees at Excalibur
Tue, Sep 1, 6:00 PM · Thunderland Showroom at Excalibur Hotel & Casino · from $57
The Australian Bee Gees deliver a note-perfect tribute to the legendary disco group, complete with tight harmonies and the full Saturday Night Fever experience. Their energy and authenticity make this more than just a cover band—it’s a celebration of one of music’s most influential groups. Expect to hear all the classics and feel the disco fever.
Tony N’ Tina’s Wedding at Rio Las Vegas
Tue, Sep 1, 7:00 PM · Masquerade Village at Rio Las Vegas · from $114
Tony N’ Tina’s Wedding is an interactive comedy show where you’re invited to a chaotic Italian wedding reception. The cast mingles with the audience, pulling guests into the action and creating moments of genuine hilarity. It’s part dinner theater, part improv show, and entirely unpredictable—a uniquely Vegas experience.
Book early for the Cirque shows, as they fill quickly throughout the month. Check specific dates and showtimes when you purchase, as many productions run multiple shows nightly.
