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American Storm

What do you get when you pluck your average boys-next-door off the street, put them on a reality TV show and teach them to dance? It's American Storm, the hot male revue at the Riviera, spawned from the VH-1 series, "StripSearch."
The show winners were once regular guys with regular jobs who now spend their nights entertaining a roomful of screaming women begging them to take it off.

Chippendales

Dress a group of muscular men as cowboys, construction workers and doctors -- and then proceed to undress them -- and you get Chippendales, the fulfillment of just about every female fantasy and the inspiration for all that screaming.
Before the show begins, audience members are treated to a provocative video display introducing the men and showing scenes from the Chippendales' famous calendar photo shoot. As anticipation builds, a countdown begins and the men finally take the stage.

Crazy Girls

With an arsenal of chains, black leather and spiked heels, it's no surprise that the Riviera's Crazy Girls puts on one of the most erotic shows in town.

With eight dancers that perform in various states of undress, the sexy show ups the steam factor with each number, giving guests plenty of opportunity to view their famous (and fabulous) behinds.

Crazy Horse Paris

The French are known for all things sexy and the French import MGM Grand's Crazy Horse Paris is no exception to the rule.
The cabaret show, billed as "a celebration of the artistry of the nude," features beautiful female dancers whose nearly nude bodies become canvases upon which light, colors and images are projected.

Fashionistas

The Fashionistas, the stage production based on John Stagliano's hit adult film of the same name, has been heralded as an erotically charged dance revue. There is plenty of sexually suggestive dancing and music, but the show actually is much more diverse and inventive than one might expect of a production whose roots are in the porn industry.
Featuring music from modern and edgy artists including Tool, Lords of Acid and Evanescence, The Fashionistas tells the story of Jesse (Marceea Moreno), a young fashion industry worker who becomes entangled in a love triangle with her domineering boss, Helena (Kelly Adkins), and world-famous fashion designer Antonio (Enrique Lugo). Told entirely through dance and music, the story loosely weaves throughout the almost two-hour production.

Folies Bergere

Just as the women featured in "Folies Bergere" evolve from demure women of the 1850s to femme fatales of the 21st century, so does the show itself. Originally brought to Las Vegas in 1959, "Folies Bergere" continues to reinvent itself, most recently with its new costumes, choreography and tribute to the woman of the 1940s.

Jubilee!

The showgirl is synonymous with Las Vegas and there's no show in town that glorifies showgirls quite like Jubilee! at Bally's.
The Jubilee! showgirls are everything you expect to see in a Vegas production show. Bob Mackie (think Cher's elaborate outfits) and Peter Menefee are the show's original costume designers. There are 1,000 different costumes in the show made with 8,000 miles of sequins. The rhinestones used on the costumes are silver-plated Swarovski crystals and the headpieces can weigh up to 35 pounds.

Ooh La La

Ooh La La, a sexy topless female revue celebrates all things female nightly in the Anthony Cools Experience at Paris Las Vegas.
Taking the form of a topless variety show, Ooh La La features comedy, magic, acrobatics, singing, artwork, photography and more, emphasizing the intelligence and beauty of the woman. The intimate showroom, adorned with provocative images, gives guests an up-close-and-personal view.

Thunder From Down Under

The all-male dance revue makes one promise of the night: to make sure you get exactly what you came for. And the Aussie imports make good on their promises, giving the females a feast of flesh and fantasy the Greek Gods would be proud of.
Although the emcee announces the sure bets of the evening: the dancers' Australian nationality and the lack of husbands and boyfriends in the audience, the night proves full of surprises, where audience members become the object of the dancers' affections and others become participants in a fake orgasm contest.

X Burlesque

Steamy choreography, creative props and six beautiful dancers combine to form one sexy show - X Burlesque at the Flamingo.
X Burlesque is performed in the intimate 180-seat Second City Theater - a setting that allows for a lot of up-close and personal interaction with the dancers, who venture out into the crowd and perform on a stripper pole in the center of the room.