V – The Ultimate Variety Show
V – The Ultimate Variety Show at Planet Hollywood: 75 minutes, all ages, rotating cast of acrobats, jugglers, magicians, and comedians. Tickets from $59.98.
V – The Ultimate Variety Show at Planet Hollywood: 75 minutes, all ages, rotating cast of acrobats, jugglers, magicians, and comedians. Tickets from $59.98.
A rotating cast of about a dozen specialty acts - acrobats, jugglers, magicians, comedians, and daredevils - performing nightly since 2002 at Planet Hollywood.
V – The Ultimate Variety Show is a nightly variety production at V Theater inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. The show has been running in Las Vegas since 2002, when it premiered at the Venetian Resort & Casino before moving to its current home in 2004. It was created by David Saxe, who grew up in a Las Vegas showbiz family - his mother performed in Les Folies Bergere and his father was a saxophonist and bandleader for the Rat Pack.
The format is a rotating cast of specialty acts. On any given night, roughly a dozen performers take the stage in sequence, each doing a short set in their discipline: roller skating, juggling, hand-to-hand acrobatics, magic, comedy, hoop artistry, aerial performance, and more. Because the cast rotates, repeat visitors often see different performers than they did on a previous visit.
Current acts include Wally Eastwood, billed as the world’s fastest juggler, who also hosts the show; The Skating Aratas, a daredevil roller skating duo; Tamara Yerofeeva, an Olympic rhythmic gymnast and hoop artist; Iouri and Gabor, hand-to-hand acrobats; Russ Merlin, a comedy act that incorporates audience volunteers; The Crazy Gauchos, comedians and percussionists; Yasu, a hoop artist and German wheel gymnast; Jason Byrne, a magician who works with birds; and aerialists who perform above the audience. Several performers have appeared on America’s Got Talent, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and other television programs.
Critics have described V as “seven shows rolled into one.” The show is family-friendly and works for mixed groups where not everyone has the same taste in entertainment. It is one of the few Las Vegas shows where the content genuinely varies from night to night. For families looking for a variety option, it is worth comparing to WOW – The Vegas Spectacular, which is a larger-scale production with a fixed cast and more theatrical staging.
All ages welcome, no adult content, and the variety format keeps younger viewers engaged throughout. Compare to WOW for a more theatrical family option.
When your group has different tastes, variety works. Acrobatics, comedy, magic, and stunts cover a wide range of preferences in one show.
The rotating cast means you may see different acts than on a previous trip. Not guaranteed, but it happens regularly.
Online discount tickets start at $59.98 plus tax, making it one of the more affordable Strip-adjacent shows.
V Theater is a dedicated showroom inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. Seating is assigned and selected from an interactive map at the time of booking. The five tiers - Side Rear, Side Front, VIP Rear, VIP Middle, and VIP Front - reflect position and sightlines. VIP Middle and VIP Front offer the most direct view of the stage.
75 minutes with no intermission.
Yes. All ages are welcome. Children 2 and under who sit on a parent’s lap do not need a ticket.
Yes. V has a rotating cast of about a dozen specialty acts. The lineup can vary from night to night, so repeat visitors may see different performers.
V Theater is inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, 3663 Las Vegas Blvd South, Suite 360.
Online discount prices range from $59.98 (Side Rear) to $79.98 (VIP Front), plus LET Tax. Box office prices are higher.
The main show starts at 7pm nightly. Doors open at 6:40pm. Select performances are offered at 5:30pm or 8:30pm.
Both are family-friendly variety shows. WOW is a larger-scale theatrical production with a fixed cast, aerial acts over water, and more elaborate staging. V has a rotating cast with more variety in act types and lower ticket prices.
Planet Hollywood has a self-parking garage accessible from Harmon Avenue. Parking is not included in the ticket price.