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Wayne Brady: Making it Up!



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3355 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas NV 89109
702) 414-9000
http://www.venetian.com/BRADY.aspx
At the Venetian

Wayne Brady

Las Vegas Review Journal
Best of Las Vegas 2008
“Best All-Around Performer”
Staff Pick

Emmy award-winning comedian and improvisational genius, Wayne Brady, is now a permanent headlining entertainer at The Venetian appearing Thursdays - Mondays at 9:00 p.m. in The Venetian Showroom. Tickets for this Las Vegas show are $49, $69, $89, and $149 plus tax and handling fees. The $149 VIP tickets include a front-row seat and a chance to meet Wayne after the show!

Best known for his hilarious improvisational skills, Making It Up showcases Brady doing just that and critics are raving. Heralded as “pure genius,” “hysterically funny” and “amazing,” Brady’s comedy show is a guaranteed hit. Proving that he is one of the most versatile entertainers in show business, Brady structures his show in the classic Variety show style, incorporating improv, singing and even dancing. In true Vegas style, Making It Up brings big production values to the stage including a three-piece band led by musical director Cat Gray, and a chorus of talented dancers.

Brady is well known for his hilarious improvised antics, unique musical talents and limitless impersonation skills as showcased on the hit show “Whose Line is it Anyway?” and the syndicated talk show “The Wayne Brady Show.” Coming this summer, Wayne can also be seen as host of the new game show “Don’t Forget the Lyrics!” on FOX.

“Mixes old-school Vegas entertainment with new-Vegas cool…Finally, Vegas has an entertainment offering that feels fresh”
- LA Times

“Hysterically funny from start to finish.”
- Robin Leach / AOL

“Genius at work.” - Las Vegas Sun

“The most talented combination of actor, singer, dancer and impressionist working today.” - Las Vegas Magazine
Doors open 30 minutes prior to show time
No refunds or exchanges
No smoking or cameras permitted in showroom
Late seating at management discretion

Schedule:
Wayne Brady show has been extended to include:
Thursday-Monday at 9:00 p.m.

"Another performer who has caught fire since opening last year at The Venetian is Wayne Brady and his "Making It Up" show. The initial limited engagement was extended once and now has been extended again through July of 2009. He deserves it because he delivers.

He says he "couldn't be happier being in Las Vegas doing what I do best, entertaining audiences. I am trying to bring old school showbiz back -- singing, dancing and improv, the way Sammy Davis, Jr. did back in the day. Old school with a new school twist." Not only does he create a different show each night with improv partner Jonathan Mangum, he constantly adds new elements to the line-up, making each show an original. Working with his four-piece band and a chorus of talented dancers and singers, he recently added new production numbers including a tribute to Sam Cooke. Brady has his hands full these days as he fills the role of host on FOX's hit game show "Don't Forget the Lyrics!"


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"BestOfVegas" 07/09/08 -see other reviews- Attitude - 4 Eye Candy - 3 Price - 2

"Making It Look Easy"

From Mike Weatherford of the Las Vegas Review-Journal

"With Wayne Brady, it seems not a matter of "if" but "when."

If you figure Las Vegas always will have room for at least one old-school headliner, Brady is the logical guy. He has an appreciation for classic Las Vegas showmanship and talent to match or surpass the present keepers of the flame.

Because of the unavoidable comparison that comes from sharing comic impressionist Gordie Brown's stage and set, it's impossible not to notice how easy Brady makes it look compared to Brown's labored comedy. And he already enjoys a celebrity that lets him skip straight past all the time it took Brown or Danny Gans to build name recognition.
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"This is one of those old-time variety shows," Brady proclaims at the beginning, hoofing it amid four dancers to a Vegas-y cover of the Gnarls Barkley hit "Crazy." It launches the show with the right retro-tinged tone, and still manages to deliver a punch line to a joke set up by a pre-show video.

The bulk of the set is still in the hands of Brady and comic sidekick Jonathan Mangum. The two have worked together since they were no-names in the early '90s, and because of their experience playing off one another, there's really no end to the improv formats, or "games," they can throw themselves into."

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