V The Ultimate Variety Show is an astounding, energetic and creative new concept that will change the way Las Vegas entertains. Like the hit TV show "30 Seconds to Fame," V features high energy, out-of- this-world acts that work the crowd into a frenzy. It's the one show that has it all! There is nothing like it in Las Vegas. With an all-star cast of the best variety acts in the world, this show is fun for families, international tourists and anyone in the mood for an outrageously good time.
With so many shows to choose from, V gives the most bang for the buck rolling the cream of the crop into one great show guaranteeing two thumbs up from the audience. Every show includes magic, special effects, death-defying stunts, wild comedy, visual artists, physical insanity and much more!
Unique specialty performers from around the world come together in this fast-paced showcase of record breaking, jaw dropping, uproarious, turn-of-the-tables where the specialty acts rule the show! With unique talents and exciting new forms of entertainment frequently being added to the line up, V will captivate audiences again and again.
It’s variety. It’s V The Ultimate Variety Show with something for everyone!
The V Cast is proud to announce a special benefit performance on February 14, 2004.
The ALS Association Nevada Chapter, David Saxe Productions, The Venetian Hotel and H&H of Nevada
invite you to the 2nd annual
All-star Las Vegas Show.
All proceeds to benefit The ALS Association Nevada Chapter, the only not-for-profit voluntary health organization in Nevada that provides direct, hands-on assistance to those suffering from Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease.
Specialty Acts To Perform May Include:
- The Cast of “V - The Ultimate Variety Show,”
- Penn & Teller,
- Amazing Jonathan,
- Clint Holmes,
- The Scintas
- and many more…
EVENT INFORMATION
WHERE: Venetian Hotel
WHEN: Saturday, February 14th 2004
COCKTAILS: 4:00 p.m. SHOW TIME: 5:00 p.m.
$50.00 BALCONY $75.00 Mezzanine $100.00 VIP
100% of revenue goes to The ALS Association Nevada Chapter
David Saxe, Producer of “V - The Ultimate Variety Show” at the Venetian - “My father, who was diagnosed with ALS in November 2001, died from this devastating disease on November 20th, 2002. The doctor gave the diagnosis, but being that there is no treatment, could offer little else. It seemed like every day my father faced a profound loss, as each of his voluntary muscles progressively became paralyzed. Luckily, we were referred to The ALS Association Nevada Chapter. They came into my father’s home and guided him through the disease process, offering solutions for each of the challenges he faced. Most of all, they showed him the love, respect and care he needed, at the time he needed it most. Please don’t wait until this horrible disease affects someone you love until you play a part. The ALS Association operates solely on donations, so please come see the show and offer your support. Let’s help them, so that they can continue to benefit others, as they did my father.”
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