Blue Man Group

 

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Location: Venetian Hotel Las Vegas

Age: Must be 6 years of age or older

They’re singing the “blues” at The Venetian as the internationally popular Blue Man Group opens their most lavish and unique production ever in The Venetian’s new 1,760-seat Blue Man Theatre, built especially for the show.

They call it “bluephoria” and it combines music, spectacular comedy and multimedia theatrics with stunning antics. It’s that unique BMG style that makes performances unforgettable as it infects audiences of all ages as they get to know and enjoy bluephoria in all its dimensions. The three bald-and-blue performers have, since taking their first bow off-Broadway, created a type of entertainment that few can duplicate. USA Today calls BMC “an absolutely ecstatic experience…the most inventive theatre to come along in ages” – and that may be an understatement.

As the trio takes The Venetian’s stage, they immediately draw every member of the audience into their zany brand of visual humor that transcends modern culture and captivates the imagination, start to finish. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience that leaves its indelible mark on the memory, bringing smiles at the thought of your exposure to “bluephoria,” an epidemic that’s sweeping the Las Vegas entertainment scene.

History of The Blue Man Group Blue Man Group was founded in 1987 by Three long-time friends: Matt Goldman, Phil Stanton and Chris Wink with a series of "happenings" which stemmed from salon-style meetings in New York City. These events developed into the award-winning show that opened Off-Broadway at the Astor Place Theatre in 1991.

Following the success of their New York show, Blue Man Group has opened equally successful productions in Boston (since 1995) and Chicago (since 1997). All three shows continue to play to sold-out audiences.

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.

Stanton explains, "When the Blue Man takes the neon sign and turns it into something else, something primal, exciting and unexpected, this mirrors our goal of transforming the Las Vegas scene by bringing an uncharacteristic and innovative experience to the Strip."