Sex meets classic Vegas cabaret. In the X Showroom at the Flamingo, X Burlesque turns a night out into a bold, adult-only revue with the X Girls front and center.

I especially love the intimate, cabaret-like setup—it feels close, not distant—and the way the show nudges you into the energy with playful interaction. I also like the classic burlesque nod: one traditional striptease is set to Michael Bublé’s Fever, performed using a champagne glass.

One heads-up: this is a topless, sexy show aimed at adults. If you’re looking for something tame (or you’re uncomfortable with a room that teases back), this probably won’t be your scene.

Key points before you buy

• Intimate venue feel in the X Showroom, built for an up-close cabaret experience
• X Girls topless revue with high-energy numbers and stage teasing
• Audience interaction that can include on-stage opportunities
• A classic burlesque moment using Michael Bublé’s Fever in a champagne glass
• Seat choice matters, with sections available to match your budget and comfort

Your night plan at X Burlesque in the Flamingo

This experience is built around one main thing: getting you into the room at the right address and letting the show do its job. You arrive directly at X Burlesque in Flamingo Las Vegas, take your seat, and then settle in as the production ramps up from frisky to seriously X-rated.

Think of it as a high-volume cabaret night. There’s no sightseeing detour, no museum stop, no wandering for “the main event.” Your job is simple: show up, pick where you’ll sit, and be ready for an intimate show that keeps pace all the way through.

If you’re the type who hates delays, this works well. Once you’re in the X Showroom, you’re there for the performance.

Inside the X Showroom: close-up energy, not a big theater

The biggest “feel” factor here is the room itself. X Burlesque runs inside the X Showroom, described as an intimate, cabaret-like space. That matters because a burlesque-style show lives on details: expressions, choreography lines, props, and the way performers react to the crowd.

In a larger, far-away setup, you can miss the timing. In an intimate showroom, the production can tease you and then deliver the payoff without you feeling disconnected. You’ll see why audience interaction is a feature, not a side note.

Also, the show is paced with bits set to music by contemporary artists, mixed into the production. So it doesn’t feel like one long, unchanging “number after number.” You get variety in the sound and vibe while the performers keep the momentum rolling.

The show format: from cheeky to full-on risqué

Here’s what you can expect once the performance begins. The evening is a sexy, high-energy revue led by a troupe known as the X Girls. The choreography is described as provocative and daring, with props and stage business that keeps things playful and flirtatious.

The show also includes:

• Fun numbers that move from frisky to X-rated
• Teasing moments, likely timed to keep the audience reaction high
• Parts of the program where you’re encouraged to participate

That audience participation is key. This isn’t just a “sit back and watch” experience where you stay anonymous the whole time. There are segments where the performers interact with the crowd, and the description even notes on-stage opportunities.

So if you like shows where the room has a pulse—and you don’t mind being part of the action—this is a strong match.

Audience interaction: fun if you’re game

Most people come to a burlesque show for the spectacle. But the thing that can turn a normal night into a memorable one here is interaction. The show is set up so the performers can pull from the audience at points during the evening, with chances for on-stage moments.

How should you think about that before you go?

• If you’re comfortable being noticed, you’ll likely enjoy the back-and-forth.
• If you’d rather stay out of the spotlight, you still won’t be left bored—you’ll just want to choose your comfort level and stay aware when the performers start engaging.

Either way, expect the tempo to pick up when interaction happens. The show style is meant to keep you reacting, not zoning out.

The classic burlesque highlight: Michael Bublé’s Fever and a champagne glass

One of the most specific, memorable points is the traditional burlesque striptease performed to Michael Bublé’s Fever using a champagne glass.

This is the kind of detail that gives a show character. A lot of productions rely only on modern music or modern visuals. Here, you get at least one clearly “classic burlesque” moment, built around a recognizable song and traditional presentation. That’s what makes it feel like a Vegas tradition rather than just a generic adult stage show.

If you like the craft of classic striptease theater—timing, costume drama, and slow build—this is the segment to watch closely. Even if you’re not usually into burlesque, that’s the number that can win you over.

Seat sections: how to choose without second-guessing

The experience includes options to choose from different seating sections. Since the event is described as intimate, your seat choice can affect how “in the room” you feel.

Use a simple approach:

• If you want a closer feel and a bigger sense of interaction, lean toward seats that are nearer to the action.
• If you prefer comfort and less chance of being pulled into the spotlight, choose sections that let you relax while still enjoying the show.

Because the data doesn’t list exact seat types, I can’t tell you where each section is or what view you’d get. But the logic holds: in an intimate cabaret setting, proximity changes the vibe.

Food and drinks: plan ahead since they’re not included

Your ticket covers admission only. Food and drinks aren’t included, so if you want dinner or cocktails, you’ll need to handle that separately.

This matters for two reasons:

1. It affects your total night budget.
2. It changes your timing. You may want to eat before you go so you’re not rushing or hunting for a snack during the show.

If you’re doing this as your main event, consider treating it like a fixed appointment. Eat first, arrive ready, and then let the show take over.

Who this is best for (and who should skip it)

This is not a family show. The experience is not suitable for children under 18, and it’s explicitly topless with a high-energy adult revue format.

You’ll probably love it if:

• You want a classic Las Vegas-style adult entertainment night
• You enjoy bold costumes, teasing stage energy, and interactive performances
• You like burlesque that blends modern music bits with traditional striptease storytelling

You may want to skip it if:

• You’re hoping for something family-friendly or low-key
• You dislike topless performances or the idea of being singled out by performers
• You want a quiet, seated show with zero crowd energy

Value check: what your ticket actually covers

The included item is simple: admission to X Burlesque. That’s good value if you’re mainly paying for the show itself. You’re not being asked to pay extra for tours, add-ons, or complex bundles.

The trade-off is that food and drinks aren’t part of the package. So your real cost depends on what you choose to eat or drink before or after.

In other words: the ticket price is for getting you into the venue for the performance. Budget separately if you want a full dinner-and-drinks night.

Should you book X Burlesque at the Flamingo?

Book this if you want a true adult Las Vegas experience in an intimate room, led by the X Girls, with a mix of cheeky numbers and a classic burlesque highlight to Michael Bublé’s Fever. The venue setup and audience interaction are the ingredients that make it feel less like a “watch from a distance” show.

Skip it if topless performance, teasing, and crowd participation aren’t your thing. This isn’t a subtle night out—it’s built to be bold, close, and interactive.

If that sounds like your kind of Vegas, this is an easy yes.

FAQ

Where is X Burlesque located?

It’s at the Flamingo Las Vegas, inside the X Showroom.

What’s included with the ticket?

The ticket includes admission to X Burlesque.

Are food and drinks included?

No. Food and drinks are not included.

Is audience interaction part of the show?

Yes. The show includes playful audience interactions and can include on-stage opportunities.

Can I choose my seating section?

Yes. You can choose from a range of seating sections based on what fits your needs and budget.

Is the show topless?

Yes. It’s described as a sexy topless revue.

Is this show suitable for children?

No. It is not suitable for children under 18.

What classic performance is included?

A traditional burlesque striptease is performed to Michael Bublé’s Fever using a champagne glass.

Where should I arrive?

Arrive directly at X Burlesque in Flamingo Las Vegas.