This is the trailer for the comedy musical Shangri-La-La-La

Harrisburg Fringe Festival
Sunday, July 19 — 11:00 AM & 6:20 PM
Gamut Theatre – Select Medical Mainstage
15 N 4th St, Harrisburg, PA 17101
Venue info: https://harrisburg.ssboxoffice.com/events/?

Midtown International Theater Festival — New York City
July 25 & 26
American Theater of Actors
Show info: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/121341442699

Digital Rogue Theater Festival — New York
Watch online here: https://cur8.com/17616/project/139957

Philadelphia Fringe Festival
Sunday, September 27 — 3:00 PM & 6:00 PM
SideQuest at The Adrienne Theater
2030 Sansom St., Philadelphia, PA 19103
Festival info: https://phillyfringe.org/
SideQuest info: https://www.sidequesttheater.com
Shangri-La-La is a bold, irreverent comedy musical set inside the glittering illusion machine of Las Vegas. The abbreviated one-hour festival version focuses on Siegfried & Roy and their extraordinary reinvention at Steve Wynn’s Mirage Hotel. Created as global icons to fill its 3,044 rooms, they helped usher in a new era of family-friendly entertainment, replacing topless showgirls with white tigers, sequins, and magic on an epic scale. Visually playful and sharply comic, Shangri-La-La captures the moment Las Vegas reinvented itself — and two performers became its most dazzling illusion.
Do you crave bold musicals, backstage scandal, and a plot juicier than a Shakespearean love triangle in fishnets?
Then get ready for a comedy musical based on a true Las Vegas lawsuit against Siegfried & Roy — and the shocking cover-up that followed.
SHANGRI-LA-LA
A fabulously satirical new comedy musical based on a real-life courtroom showdown in the neon-lit heart of Las Vegas.
The premise? A couple of immigrants sue Siegfried & Roy for misconduct behind the curtain—and discover that in Vegas, justice wears rhinestones and carries a grudge.
Think:
– Cabaret meets The People’s Court
– Chicago with tigers
– A Chorus Line, but the line is at the courthouse
Here is a short trailer for that musical: https://youtube.com/shorts/dzInsbcc2RE
... because justice has never looked this jazzy.
Suzy Saline Las Vegas show, April 8, 2025.
The story behind this musical is of the “can’t possibly be true” type… It is a comedy about Las Vegas show business and human nature, with a sprinkling of drama and #Metoo.
Joshua from Germany fulfills his lifelong dream of moving to Las Vegas. He is thrilled to get a job as the assistant to the retired Siegfried & Roy, only to find out the hard way that not all that glitters is gold. Joshua’s quest for justice culminates in a court case. But Joshua does not know about the Las Vegas tradition of “Hometown Justice.” After all, that Las Vegas tradition began with Bugsy Siegel, the New York criminal who built the first casino on the Las Vegas strip, The Flamingo.
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