Saxe Theater

Told to move to the front row after the show started and told me those were my seats. Asked why, then started to telling me they duplicated the tickets. Not my fault, why tried to accommodate the people who came late? Need more training to the staff and more organized ticket office.

They charged me extra 10 $ per ticket just because the groupin i bought could be used after the 29^th without the extra charge and they didnt mention that on groupon :) plus dont buy these ticket here or on the web you can get them for 10 $ at the office theater box :) groupon you suck !:) PLUS THEY WONT LET YOU RECORD !!!

Saw the VEGAS! THE SHOW this evening and enjoyed it thoroughly. I liked it better than Cirque du Soleil because it was more personal. The show offers a revue of Las Vegas, past and present. The production values are high and the theatre much more intimate than the big Vegas showrooms. A real pleasure, professionally done.

Came here to see Nathan Burtons Magic Show and had a fabulous time. I still as amazed how they do all the tricks an illusions. The stage is decent sized and the theater small enough that everyone has a good view of everything. I would suggest upgrading to the VIP section down in front closer to the action which also gets you a guaranteed seat and you don’t have to wait in line for general admission and hope for a good seat. The theater is up a few flight of stairs and you might find your thighs burning by the time you get to the top especially if you’ve been on your feet all day walking the strip. The bathrooms are back all the way down to the 1^st floor but they have a back door exit to them so you don’t have to exit the theater and go all the way around. (they are the mall bathrooms). There is an elevator if you have assigned seats and bad knees I’d use them, if your general admission by the time you get to the theater floor you will be sitting in the back row (elevator takes forever). It really is the only way to go if you have to use the restroom before the show starts because otherwise you will be going down the stairs against traffic coming up to the theater. Come check out the Magic show and include the pre-​show close up magic too, you will love it!

Saw Vegas The Show here and loved it. Its one of my favorite shows and the lounge area is so pretty. Its got an art deco look to it and the aqua blue colors everywhere are so petty.
You can find this place inside The Miracle Mile Shops and theres a lot of great shopping around it and some good restaurants.
They have a lot of fun named drinks in the lounge area and the theater seats are comfy!

We went to watch the magic show. The theatre is laughably arranged. There was a seat that had a giant pole directly in front of it. Whomever buys a ticket for that seat is in for a terrible show no matter what they’re trying to watch.
The show itself was cheesy and painfully awkward. The tricks were stale and I started to feel bad for watching the magician flail about when an audience member didn’t give the generic answer he needed in order for his «trick» to work.
There are so many shows in Vegas to check out that you need to be a real stand out to survive. It’s just too competitive!

I would not recommend buying on groupon. Or not at all because I’m not sure why what happened happened. We arrived about ten minutes late and were told we’d have to be split up. We were two adults and two children. There were four seats together in the front row on one side. I asked if we could sit there together and was told no, they are already sold (there were no assigned seats by the way. As she finished saying that I saw the other usher seating my mom and other daughter there! I just got up and moved closer to them at least to be on the same side of the theatre in case one adult had to go potty (like me! I’d held it all day!). The usher chased me down and made us get up. I just got up and sat in the front with the rest of my family and the view was totally obstructed. My kids could barely see anything. So I got up to use the ladies room and noticed there were MANY empty seats! And this is more than half way through the show! Why did they give us such shitty seats then? I’m guessing bc they were discounted groupon seats?
We saw the Nathan burton magic show. I’d give this two stars. The magic was OK but I would not consider this a family show or appropriate for children AT ALL. I am not a prude by any stretch and I openly talk about body parts etc with my girls. The show was for 4pm and there were many children in the audience. He kept referring to his showgirls in a lecherous way, making crude, sexual and objectifying jokes about his «girls.» They were dressed like strippers with thongs and fishnets at one point with big fake boobs and dancing like there was just a pole missing. I just didn’t like my daughters watching women being objectified like that. He had invited a child on stage and made a comment to the child about his father liking his showgirls. I just didn’t think it was appropriate or funny.
When he asked for child volunteers he asked one boy how old he was. When he answered «eight» Burton said he has to be «nine» and asked him his age again two to three times with the expectation that the boy would lie and change his answer to «nine.» That kid kept answering truthfully, saying he was eight years old and Burton then moved along to another boy who said he’s nine. My kids live in a farm town suburb and the showgirl stuff and rewarding lying are shocks to them, as well they should be. For people accustomed to Vegas it may be normal but personally I’d like my 4 and 7 year old girls to keep their innocence for a little longer. The show is fine for adults but in my opinion it is not kid friendly.

I saw Vegas the Show and my mind was blown! Everything about this show is amazing, beautiful, touching, and all Vegas! I cannot recommend it enough! It has everything you want and more; the amount of talent is only comparable to Broadway (in my opinion). A must see if you are in Vegas!

The theater itself was a nice intimate little place. We saw the Beatles tribute in July 4^th and had no problems with using our vouchers from Living Social. I wouldn’t mind seeing a show here again while on vacation.

The theater & not the shows … being reviewed. The staff & customer service/​ushers were friendly, and were knowledgeable in doing their job.
I was a bit disappointed by the cattle drive of less than 15 min before the show began trying to get over to the elevator at the same time vip pack of people was trying to go up the stairs. It made for some jostling that could have been prevented. The initial instructions I was given is we would go up & then each it go be seated. .but it was mass pack mentality.
Drinks were $ 14 (pre purchased souvenir cup) for liquor, $ 9 for a 20 oz coke, and $ 3 for just over 16 oz of water. Bartender & cocktail waitresses were friendly. The sitting area near the stairs is limited, but seems to be spaces around the bar for VIP, otherwise standing in line seems to be common.

Scam Artists. I called a week in advance to get my reservation and confirmation, The girl kept putting me on hold, at one point I waited 20 minutes! Upon arrival they couldn’t find my tickets, turns out the idiot on the phone had spelled my name wrong even though I remember having to spell it for her 3 times! After getting the tickets they told me I would have to get in line because seats were first come first serve. This was NOT told to me on the phone. They then show you this picture of the theater showing a HUGE VIP section and a small way back general admission, but for the low price of $ 20 you can upgrade! So we did, what a JOKE! The theater is tiny and there is no real difference in which seats you get!

This review is about the theater, not Vegas, The Show (which was AWESOME). Very disorganized, drinks were $ 18 each and weren’t even good. The $ 20 per ticket VIP «upgrade» is a joke. Its too bad this fabulous show is at such a crapy theater.

We had VIP tickets, which meant we had designated seats and we didn’t have to wait in line for 1^st come 1^st serve seating. Traveling with kids, we didn’t want to have to wait in line an hour before the show and rush to find a seat with a good view. We saw Nathan Burton; the kids had a great time.

Do not upgrade to vip seats and save your money. The regular seats are just fine. My friend bought us vip seats and I didn’t like them. I think I had a stiff neck looking up the stage the entire show. It’s like in the movie theaters, the farther you are from the screen, the better.

What an amazing show! We had family in town and decided to go to the Vegas show. It was amazing! Savvanah can sing!!!

Starting from the beginning. You stand in a line for up to one hour before entering the theatre. If you have general admission seating you walkup 4 long flights of stairs. The seats rank as some of the most physically uncomfortable our party of 4 ever sat in.
This doesn’t include the attempts to upsell you on better seats, prepaid drinks, photos.etc. The final insult is when they request your phone number!
Avoid the theatre. Las Vegas has too many better choices.

My family and I went to see Nathan Burton. It was such an amazing show. The other performers that were on the show were so funny. My 5 year old had a fabulous time he even got called on stage. That was a priceless moment. Nathan Burton is an amazing magician. Another bonus was Chris Angel was is in audience, how awesome is that!

What an odd little theater.
I came here to catch iCandy Burlesque and have to say that if I were rating the theater proper, it’s a pretty good theater despite that it’s smaller in size. There really aren’t too many bad seats in the house… well, except for the random few in the very back on the right hand side (why none on the left hand side?). The stage is large and the acoustics are good. Lighting and sound seemed fine as well.
What I don’t get is that this theater is on the third floor and they make everyone go up flights of stairs in a giant cattle call. Whose idea was that? This seems like a terrible fire hazard.
And not only is it waaaaay up on the third floor, there is no bathroom. So if you need to use the restroom, you have to proceed back down to the first floor, back outside to Miracle Mile, and then down a hallway in order to use one.
Like everyone else has said, be prepared to stand around if you are general admission seating.

I’ve seen two shows at the Saxe Theater, both of them being magic shows. I won’t comment on the shows, since this review is of the theater itself.
Saxe is located in the Miracle Mile Shops, not too far from the parking garage. However, if you’re coming from the casino side of PH you have quite a hike ahead of you.
I think Saxe does a good job of offering family friendly options for people traveling to Las Vegas with kids and looking for a show to see. Both magic shows I saw here were very kid-​friendly. However, the theater does still have cocktail waitresses coming through to serve drinks and there is a bar connected to the theater.
The only reason I will not give 5 stars is because of the staircase you must march up and down to get in and out of the theater. I’m young and don’t mind it, but I could see how it would be an issue for older people or people with young children. I’m sure there must be a elevator somewhere, but still the staircase is just silly. The inside of the theater is small, no big crowds here, but it makes the audience much more involved with the acts.
This is not somewhere you should come expecting the glitz and glamor of David Copperfield or Cirque du Soleil. Hopefully people realize that. The prices match the value of the shows as well, so you won’t be spending too much cash here either.

I loved the shows I saw here, don’t get me wrong. I’m giving the THEATER this rating.
Sure it’s nice that it’s small enough that there isn’t a bad seat. I like intimate theaters and appreciate the size of this one. Acoustics is not bad.
If it wasn’t for VIP seats, I saw that general admission gets to stand around for a long time until right before showtime. Wear comfy shoes if you really want to pick first or come right before showtime and walk right in. Still VIP means that I should sit in the middle next time unless I want to stand up the 6 friggin times for general admission or have to pass people drinks (theres a bar downstairs… why can’t people buy drinks and come upstairs?).
It’ll do and is okay to put up with minor tidbits because I thought the shows I’ve seen here, Steve Wyrick and Vegas! The Show were both good (and can’t beat that I got in for free!)