Vegas is famous for its extravagant shows and performances, and nothing showcases that better than Cirque Du Soleil. Cirque’s not the only show in town, however. From breathtaking magic shows to legendary musical acts to comedic wonders, there’s a show for everyone in Vegas.

Here is a selection of the top non-Cirque Du Soleil shows in Las Vegas right now:

Blue Man Group

The Blue Man Group is a Las Vegas staple. Located at Luxor Resort & Casino, this show will have you grinning from ear to ear.

The Blue Man Group puts on a performance featuring rock, comedy, and lots of neon paint. Described as a “multi-sensory experience,” the Blue Man Group is famous for using PVC pipe drums to send paint splattering across the stage. You can even get souvenir drumsticks after the show.

The Blue Man Group performs twice daily, with tickets starting at $49. Book your tickets for their Vegas show on the Blue Man Group’s website or Luxor’s website.

Criss Angel MINDFREAK

Criss Angel has been named one of the best magicians on earth, with Vanish Magazine going so far as to crown him the G.O.A.T. If you are interested in seeing his incredible feats of magic live, you can book tickets for his Vegas show, MINDFREAK, at Planet Hollywood.

The show features some of his most famous illusions and never-before-seen magical feats. Performing impossible-to-believe tricks, Angel is a fantastic and charismatic performer who will keep you entertained.

Tournament of Kings

If you fancy eating a medieval-style dinner among royalty, Tournament of Kings at Excalibur is the place for you. Among the meal offerings, attendees can devour roasted game hen without silverware while seated in Excalibur’s rounded arena, enjoying knights battling for glory.

With jousting, sword fights, and other Arthurian-inspired exploits, the most entertaining aspect of this show is the audience’s involvement. Each section of the theater represents a ‘country’ related to the story, with audience members encouraged to cheer for their knighted champions as they battle.

This show certainly lives up to its motto of “EAT. DRINK. BE ROWDY.” With up to two shows per night (closed Tuesdays), book your tickets starting at $61.

Penn & Teller

Penn & Teller are two of the most famous comedians working today. This iconic team has appeared in countless TV shows over the past few decades, from The West Wing to The Simpsons to Fool Us.

The duo performs live in Vegas for a spellbinding show that will wow your imagination. Filled with comedy, creativity, and innovation, this show is the perfect palette cleanse after a long day on the Strip. Sit back, relax, and let this hilarious team take you on an unforgettable journey.

Penn & Teller perform Thursday through Sunday at 9 p.m. at the Penn and Teller Theater in The Rio Hotel and Casino, with tickets starting at $75.

Jabbawockeez

You can find America’s favorite faceless dance crew performing at the MGM Grand. Jabbawockeez became a household name thanks to competing on America’s Best Dance Crew and has held center stage ever since. They’re famous for performing anonymously with masks and gloves concealing their identities.

This dance group has won numerous awards, including Best All Ages Production, for the past three years. Jabbawockeez performs every night but Tuesdays, with up to two shows per night on weekends. Tickets start at just $20, making this a great show to see with the family.

Shin Lim

The incredible Canadian-American performer, Shin Lim, is now in Vegas for an unforgettable show, LIMITLESS. He’s been called “the #1 sleight of hand artist in the world” by the Huffington Post.

Shin Lim won America’s Got Talent not once but twice, competing in season 13 and AGT: The Champions. Discover the wonder of his card routine and learn about the incredible art of illusion at this family-friendly show at the Mirage Theater. Tickets are available starting at $50.

The Top Non-Cirque Shows in Las Vegas

Want to see a unique show on the Strip while you’re in Vegas? You can book your tickets today and ensure an unforgettable trip to Sin City in 2022.

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