Dropped $300 for my spouse and I to get in, it was entertaining but altogether not necessarily worth the price.  Then I discovered that we were among the handful of people who actually had to pay to get in, which was kind of a gut punch as cocktails are tremendously expensive.\n\nA very interesting stage show, some of the players interact with the audience, but the price point is very out of proportion to the actual performances.\n\nIf you're amongst the lucky majority that received a complimentary admission, go take a peek but I heavily suggest avoiding this place unless you smoke $90 cigars lit with $20 bills.\n\nThe performance art was entertaining and the interaction with the audience brought out a \"third dimension\" to the show.  Think of well-dressed street performers, a little bit of \"Tap Dogs\", a little \"Blue Man Group\"-ish.\n\nI don't want to say it's a rip, but it's certainly priced for the Romanovs and not exactly worth the tremendous entry fee, especially when most of the club seemed as if they were there on comps.\n\nFeeling a little jaded and, well, financially leeched.\n\nIt's a stage show and then a standard night club. If you morphed the marquee with a sprinkle of cabaret and a very light touch of Cirque du Soleil, drop $300 for a couple, there you have rose rabbit lie.