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	Blue Man Group Live at Luxor", takes place at the 1,200 seat state-of-the-art Luxor Theatre and contains a hybrid of new material and "signature" pieces from Blue Man Group productions in New York, Boston and Chicago. Blue Man Group founders Matt Goldman, Phil Stanton and Chris Wink headed West with the ambitious goal of taking both their show and the city of Las Vegas to a whole new level. Blue Man Group's mission in Las Vegas is exemplified by one of the new pieces; in it, the Blue Man character brings an enormous neon-like landscape to life, and transforms it into the site of an intense "techno-tribal" ritual.

	Cirque du Soleil "Mystere" It is performance art without boundaries, ballet without gravity, it is theatre without actors. It is Mystère, the surrealistic celebration of music, dance, acrobatics and comedy from the artists who hold the patent on imagination bending, Cirque du Soleil. The 72 cast members of Mystère take the audience on a metaphorical journey that starts at the beginning of time -- symbolized by a powerful opening of Japanese Taiko drums sent from the heavens -- with a blend of music, dance and stunning displays of athleticism.

	Cirque du Soleil "O" Beyond circus, beyond theatre, with "O" Cirque du Soleil has created an entirely original form of live entertainment. The creative team unveiled their most daring project to date with the premiere of "O" in October 1998 at the Bellagio resort in Las Vegas. "O" pays tribute to the magic of the theatre - from the simplest street performance to the most lavish of operas - where anything is possible and where the drama of life plays itself out before our very eyes.

	Lord of the Dance Michael Flatley, who originated the role of the Lord, remains the artistic director for Lord of the Dance and oversees all aspects of this Celtic dance spectacular. He originally opened the show in Dublin in 1996 and saw its success take off immediately.