Black Girl Magic — Local services in Las Vegas

OK, I got to say this is not worth it. This is a burlesque show. It is not a topless show. There is a lot of flirtation, but you can get the same amount in any casino lobby. The girls really have dance style and moves and certainly the girls are beautiful. But if you are going to see topless, this is not your place. After they sat us down, they told us that funny money is the way to get them to show more. The guy next to me was throwing down all kinds of stuff and he didn’t see anything and he ended up leaving early. Think of this place is kind of a provocative hooters or tilted kilt because you’re not gonna see much more than that. Very, very second to the last show had a girl that did not have crisscross tape over her nipples. And you can see her nipples through her mesh outfit. The ATM is four dollars to use and they give you 20s and then you change your 20s into singles and the singles that they give you are only usable at the club. it is funny money, theatrical money. Cannot use it anywhere else. As a white guy, I went to see and enjoy some of the chocolate after having a few drinks, I was kind of friendly and a guy told me to shut up and stop asking so many questions. Generally, it’s not a friendly place. The first half of the show I didn’t have any counterfeit money and then I went and I got some Between every performance about two or three songs of waiting until the next actress or act comes on. I don’t know I want to support the local talent, but this just did not do it for me. Oh, they got a guy from the audience to have him perform sort of a on stage tease. I spoke to the guy after the show and he is local and obviously a plant. They ask who is celebrating a birthday or something and this guy raises his hand and he ends up going up two or three times to get a special attention. A complete insult to our intelligence. Take your $50 and go to a strip club. They had a lady singing and you couldn’t tell if she was actually singing or lip-synching. She obviously had assistance as she was singing. After going, my life seems more empty. This review was in my opinion and does not reflect the views of other users or the company. I could be wrong. Notice all the raving reviews are women though. They think this place is great because they don’t have to take a guy to the strip club. Or they are the posts from the performers themselves. Straight up...

It hurts my heart to leave a negative review for this all Black Girl show but I have to be honest, The VIP is NOT VIP. We waited in the lobby like everyone else to get in 45 mins after the already late show time of 10:30 pm. Two ppl was $150!. No drinks, no special treatment, no early admission, I mean nothing. The girls were pretty but the show is very amature. Low budget choreographers, the girls seemed tired, and low energy. They all but force you tip. They do nothing and walk up and expect money. There were odd silent moments of no music no show and the DJ talking over the mic. You have to buy "Funny Money" so you are stuck no matter what with fake money you already paid for. I found myself almost falling asleep it was so boring. I felt bad for the girls honestly. It was like a bad strip club. They they charge $100 for a group lap dance on stage, not private and trust me it ain't worth $20 go to the strip club if you want a real show. Then they have to ladies setting up cheap props running on and off the stage the whole thing was such a joke. I was shocked they even have 3 stars. This is NOT a Las Vegas really showgirl production. This is a strip plaza with no parking, rude employees running the door, unorganized, low budget dancing hot mess. I've produce events for 20 years and if you all need some real help you have potential...

From the moment the ladies stepped onto the stage, the air was charged with an electric energy that promised something extraordinary. This all-black burlesque show was not only a celebration of sensuality and artistry but a bold statement of empowerment and pride. Each performer brought their own unique flair to the stage, blending elegance, confidence, and vulnerability in a mesmerizing display.

The performers exuded an infectious energy, each embodying their character with depth and precision. The costumes were amazing, and the face masks? The face masks added a sense of mystery and anticipation for their beauty to be revealed at the end of the show. But it was the raw, unapologetic confidence with which the dancers moved that really stole the show. Each movement executed so greatly.

The choreography was a perfect mix of classic burlesque elements and modern twists, seamlessly blending sexy, classy, and glamour. What was most striking, however, was because it was so interactive; it felt like an intimate conversation with the audience. It made every moment feel personal.

A MUST SEE for anyone looking to have a great time and witness a truly unforgettable...