House Showclub

Dream Angels: This is a fabulous show! The ladies are talented (obvious dance training) and beautiful! The choreography was wonderful. I loved the costumes and the venue was very nice. I would recommend this topless review to anyone who enjoys watching beautiful and talented dancers. Enjoy!!!

Dream Angels Burlesque Revue is a topless show that recently opened at the House ShowClub. The House ShowClub is the large white building along DI near Valley View that was formerly Jaguar’s and a few other names as it changed hands. The owners of the club are trying to push business to the gentleman’s club by offering free admission to this show with the hope you’ll stay longer and buy more high priced drinks and tip the dancers.
The show was A-​OK! It runs about an hour with each woman being given an introduction and featured in a dance with one or more of the five others. What’s not to like seeing six pretty women dancing in a provocative manner as they get to removing their tops and wear very skimpy bottoms?
Although the individual segments don’t have names, I made up names for some of the sections. One of the early sets was to the song Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down). It was quite well done. Another section of note I’ll call the Nurses and the Patient – with a guy from the audience ending up loosely bandaged to one of the stripper poles, was funny, sexy and well done! The two sections where a woman did sexy moves with silks or a suspended ring were very entertaining and involved no nudity. The one section I didn’t particularly like was the reverse strip tease. I’ve seen this done at another place and it was one of the sexiest things I’ve ever seen. Last night, it just seemed perfunctory. It seemed like she was getting her clothes on as fast as could be and there was no wow factor to it.
Some of the dances ended with the women topless while other dances had them topless but covered with pasties. There was the requisite S&M suggestive leather and small whips in one dance. It was OK. Since this is Clark County and they sell liquor, it’s topless only. Nude dancing is in the city limits where no alcohol is served. If you want the full view, you have to go into the city limits.
The lighting and the music were good. The runway is rather short with a circular area at the end. There are a lot of flashing lights and the accompanying music was quite good. There is not a set per se, but then, this isn’t a topless show at hotel on the Strip where elaborate costumes and sometimes elaborate sets are used. There was some fog used to enhance the lights before the show started. After it started, I can’t say I noticed fog. I can’t figure out why I wasn’t looking the direction from where it had been coming. I must have been concentrating on other things!
Drinks are overpriced as mentioned. $ 8 Cokes are a bit much.
At the end of the show, the six girls are introduced and then they go right into the first dancer doing her pole dance. Not wanting to be rude, I stayed for her whole set and then made a polite departure.