Las Vegas Show Schedule
Cirque, magic, comedy, variety and adult revues - every show on sale with its real curtain time. Choose your nights and see exactly what's playing.
Playing this week
Productions on stage over the next seven days.
Show schedule
Every production with dates on sale - one row per show, soonest first.
- Mon 26 Oct Colors of Mexico Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct The Wizard of Oz at Sphere from $130 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct Adam London Laughternoon from $23 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct Farrell Dillon at The Magicians Room from $19 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct VEGAS! THE SHOW from $49 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct All Shook Up from $58 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct KÀ by Cirque du Soleil from $69 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct Mystère by Cirque du Soleil from $59 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct Michael Jackson ONE by Cirque du Soleil from $99 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct Laugh Factory from $30 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct Tyler Reid Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct Absinthe from $135 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct Comedy Cellar from $32 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct Mat Franco - Magic Reinvented Nightly from $50 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct Now You See Me Live from $77 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct Piff the Magic Dragon Show from $39 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct V - The Ultimate Variety Show from $34 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct All Motown from $37.95 Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct Noah Gardenswartz Get tickets
- Mon 26 Oct TAPE FACE from $69 Get tickets
Nothing on sale for these dates yet - try a wider range.
Get tickets Quick take
- 76 productions have dates on sale over the next two weeks.
- Most resident shows play six nights a week with one dark night, so almost any evening of your trip has something on.
- The cheapest seat on sale in this window is about $19, most prices with taxes and fees included.
- Curtain times cluster between 7 and 9:30 p.m.; afternoon magic and brunch shows are how people fit two in one day.
- Times shift during Formula 1 week and the National Finals Rodeo - the times here come from the box office, so they already reflect it.
How to use the show schedule
This is the show half of our events calendar: Cirque du Soleil, magic, comedy, variety, tribute and adult revues, listed by their next performance with the curtain time the box office is actually selling. Resident productions appear once with their run depth instead of thirty repeated rows, so a limited run or a visiting production stays visible next to them.
Two shows in one evening is the usual Las Vegas mistake. Curtain times bunch between 7 and 9:30 p.m., so the pairing only works when one of them is an afternoon or early slot - the times in every row are exact, which makes that easy to check before you buy. Note also that clubs and comedy rooms often print doors rather than curtain, while theaters print curtain.
For our written verdicts on each production - what it costs, where to sit, whether it's worth it - browse Las Vegas shows, or narrow by Cirque du Soleil, magic, comedy and adults-only. For touring artists and residencies instead, use the concert calendar, or the full events calendar for everything at once.
Common questions
What shows are playing in Las Vegas tonight?
The schedule above is ordered by next performance, so the top of the list is tonight and tomorrow. Narrow the date range to your exact nights and it shows only what's on then.
What time do Las Vegas shows start?
Most curtains fall between 7 and 9:30 p.m., with afternoon matinees for magic, comedy and brunch shows. Every row here carries the box office's own start time, so you can plan dinner around it.
Which night should I book?
Midweek is usually cheaper and less crowded for resident productions, and weekends carry the extra late shows. Whatever you pick, book a limited run or a visiting production before a resident one - the residents will still be there.
Do these prices include fees?
Where a price is shown it's the seller's current from-price for the cheapest date, most with taxes and fees included. Dynamic pricing means figures move daily.
Why does one show appear once when it plays every night?
Residencies are collapsed to a single row with their run depth, so a nightly production doesn't bury the one-off performances. Open a show to see every date it plays.