A Vegas burlesque night with real showmanship. I like FANTASY because it’s a long-running, award-winning revue built on variety, not one-note gimmicks. And I’m a fan of the lead vocals—Lorena Peril drives the night with strong, show-ready singing.

You’ll settle in at the Luxor Hotel and Casino venue and then watch 15 high-energy numbers roll by, including solo performances and at least one aerial act. It’s designed as a full production, with music and dancing as the main event, plus a striptease element that keeps the pacing spicy.

One consideration: this is adult entertainment. It’s not suitable for children under 18, and you’ll need a passport or ID for entry.

Key things to know before you go

• 15 high-energy numbers keep the pace moving through multiple styles of acts
• Lorena Peril provides the vocals, including your favorite hits as part of the soundtrack
• Solo, aerial, and striptease moments mean the show rarely repeats the same trick twice
• A production that’s been running for over 25 years keeps tightening what works
• Luxor is the venue, so you’re seeing it right in the middle of the Strip action

Fantasy at Luxor: what the show is really like

FANTASY: The Strip’s Sexiest Tease is the kind of Vegas show that treats the audience like it matters. The format is clear: music, dancing, and performance craft, delivered as a sequence of 15 numbers. That matters because you’re not just watching one highlight. You’re getting an evening with multiple peaks—solo turns, an aerial performance, and a striptease segment that pushes the envelope.

The voice is a big part of the experience. Lorena Peril is the lead singer, and she’s part of why the show feels tight. You’re not relying only on dancers and costumes. The vocals help stitch the night together, so when the soundtrack hits, the performance lands as more than a collection of separate acts.

It also helps that this revue has been around since 1999 at Luxor’s Atrium Showroom. When a show can keep working for that long, it usually means the production team keeps upgrading what the audience loves. In this case, the awards roll in year after year, including multiple wins in Las Vegas Review-Journal Best of Las Vegas awards, plus honors from Las Vegas Weekly and Las Vegas Magazine.

The music and dancing: how the 15 numbers keep you engaged

The show’s core promise is 15 high-energy numbers set to music by top artists, including your favorite hits. Even if you don’t know every song in advance, the structure makes it easy to stay locked in. Each number has its own vibe, so you’re not waiting through long stretches of the same style.

Here’s what that means for your night:

• You’ll see solo performances where the dancer’s timing and presence do the heavy lifting.
• You’ll see an aerial performance, which changes the energy in the room because it adds height, risk, and spectacle.
• You’ll see a striptease as part of the show’s seductive arc. That’s not a side act. It’s part of the production language of burlesque.

Because the show is built as a run of numbers rather than a single continuous story, it’s a good fit if you want entertainment without homework. You don’t need to know plot details. You just need to enjoy strong stagecraft and music-driven performance.

Lorena Peril vocals: why the lead singer matters

In a revue like this, the lead vocalist can make the whole thing feel cohesive, or scattered. In FANTASY, Lorena Peril is front and center, with powerhouse vocals and a reputation recognized through local awards like Best Local Entertainer from the Silver State Awards.

For you, that translates into a more complete performance experience. You get music you can feel instantly, and you also get a performer who can hold attention while the choreography does its thing around her. It’s one reason the show can stay fun even when you catch on that the production is also designed for big Vegas moments—bright, bold, and performance-first.

The aerial moment and the striptease: what to expect (and how to feel comfortable)

You know there will be a striptease element, and the info also points to a dedicated aerial performance. That combination is classic burlesque: one part athletic spectacle, one part playful, teasing seduction.

If you’re deciding whether this is your kind of night, the key is comfort. This show is clearly aimed at adults. It’s not just “edgy” in a vague way. It’s built around sensual entertainment, and the age rule (no children under 18) is there for a reason.

A couple practical tips to feel good going in:

• Treat it like a performance, not a party for everyone. Show etiquette matters because it’s a seated, production-style experience.
• Bring the right mindset. If you want something family-friendly, this isn’t it. If you want a polished, theatrical adult show, this is exactly that lane.

Inside the Luxor venue: where you’ll go and how entry works

The meeting point is simple: the venue is inside the Luxor Hotel and Casino. That’s helpful because you’re not hunting across town or dealing with remote transport. Plan to head to the Luxor property early enough to get settled without rushing.

Entry requires a passport or ID card. That’s worth taking seriously. It’s not the kind of show where you can show up with a blank phone photo and hope it works out. Have your document ready.

Once you’re inside, you’ll be there for the full show experience with a ticket included. After you find your seat and get settled, the main event is the production itself: 15 numbers with vocals by Lorena Peril, plus solo, aerial, and burlesque-striptease elements.

Awards and longevity: why the hype is backed by results

FANTASY has been recognized repeatedly, including:

• Multiple gold and award streaks for Best Female Revue in the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Best of Las Vegas awards
• Honors for Best Production, plus awards connected to bachelor party and bachelorette party enjoyment
• Recognition from Las Vegas Weekly and Las Vegas Magazine, including all-time best female revue and Hall of Fame-type honors

Longevity matters because it usually means the show’s creators know what audiences actually respond to. This production has been running for over 25 years, and it’s ever-evolving for a version that’s hotter, bolder, and more exhilarating than before.

For you, the practical value is confidence. In Vegas, some shows feel like they’re coasting on a name. This one has a track record of sticking around because it keeps delivering.

Who this show suits best (and who should skip it)

This is a strong choice if you:

• Want a classic Vegas-style burlesque revue with music and dancing as the core product
• Like productions that use more than one type of act, including aerial and solo numbers
• Appreciate a show where the lead vocalist plays a major role, not just background singing

You might want to skip it if:

• You’re looking for something under 18-friendly
• You prefer non-sensual entertainment and would rather avoid a striptease element
• You’re expecting a low-glam, purely casual performance instead of a highly produced revue

Value check: what you’re paying for (even without the ticket price)

We don’t have the exact cost here, so I can’t tell you a dollar amount. But you can still judge value the Vegas way: what’s included and what kind of show it is.

You’re paying for:

• A show ticket to a full revue with 15 high-energy numbers
• A lead singer, Lorena Peril, recognized locally for talent
• A production that’s earned major awards across multiple years

That combination is usually good value because it’s not a one-act gimmick. It’s a full-length, multi-number evening where the performers and production design do the work for you.

Should you book FANTASY at Luxor?

If you want an adult, award-winning burlesque show with a real production rhythm, I’d book it. The decision is mostly about fit: you’re choosing an evening with 15 numbers, an aerial moment, and a striptease element, led vocally by Lorena Peril.

If you’re sensitive to adult-themed entertainment, or you’re traveling with kids, skip it. But if you’re an adult who wants a classic Vegas-style night that’s polished and proven, this is the kind of show that makes Las Vegas feel like Las Vegas.

FAQ

Where is the Fantasy burlesque show located?

The venue is inside the Luxor Hotel and Casino.

Is a show ticket included?

Yes, the ticket to the show is included.

How many acts/numbers are in the show?

The production includes 15 high-energy numbers.

Who does the vocals?

Lorena Peril performs the vocals during the show.

What ID do I need to bring?

You should bring a passport or ID card.

Is the show suitable for children?

No. It is not suitable for children under 18.