Las Vegas plays it bold tonight. X Burlesque at Flamingo Las Vegas brings the iconic X Girls to the stage in an intimate, high-energy showroom. It’s a classic strip-show vibe with modern attitude, props, and lots of eye contact.

I love the intimate X Showroom setup. It makes the performance feel close, not like you’re watching from the dark like it’s just another big theater. I also like how the show shifts through frisky numbers into more daring moments, plus bits set to music by contemporary artists.

One consideration: this is adult entertainment with topless content and it’s not suitable for children under 18. If you want a family-friendly night out, this one isn’t your move.

Key highlights at a glance

• The X Girls are the center of the show with a bubbly, high-energy production led by the troupe
• An intimate X Showroom cabaret feel that keeps the action close
• Audience interaction with playful teasing and occasional chances to get involved
• Music-driven acts including contemporary tracks mixed into the revue
• A classic striptease moment to Michael Bublé’s Fever performed in a champagne glass

X Burlesque at the Flamingo: what you’re really paying for

This isn’t just tickets to a performance. It’s a night built around one core idea: closeness. The show runs inside the X Showroom at the Flamingo, where the seating layout supports a cabaret feel. That matters, because burlesque works best when you can sense the pacing and stage energy, not just hear music from far away.

You’ll get an award-winning female revue with a sexy topless revue style, powered by the X Girls troupe. The production leans into the striptease tradition, but it also sprinkles in contemporary pop-energy via numbers set to music by hot current artists. In plain terms: it’s part old-school showmanship, part modern Vegas fun.

Value-wise, your ticket covers admission to the show, and that’s it. No food or drinks are included. So think of this as an evening “around the show,” not an all-in-one package.

The X Showroom vibe: intimate cabaret, not a distant theater

From the moment you step into the venue, the tone is cabaret. You’re not in a huge arena. You’re in a space designed for watching—up close, with performers clearly meant to connect with the room.

That close setup is where I’d focus your attention before you even pick a seat. If you want the show to feel personal and fast, choose seating that keeps you near the action. If you’d rather watch without feeling too involved, you may want to choose a section that feels a bit less direct.

The show’s style is also very intentional. You’ll see provocative choreography with props and teasing that builds step by step. It’s high-energy, and the pace keeps your eyes moving. Even if burlesque isn’t usually your thing, the format is designed to keep you engaged.

Choosing your seat section: how to match your comfort level

You can choose from a range of seating sections, and that’s not just a budget thing. It’s a comfort thing.

Here’s how to think about it:

If you want to feel part of the energy, pick seating that gets you closer to the stage. The show includes moments of interaction and on-stage opportunities, so proximity can make those scenes feel more real. If that sounds like fun, go for a section that doesn’t put you too far back.

If you prefer a more relaxed view, pick a section that gives you a clear sightline without feeling like the show is calling you out. Since the revue includes teasing and audience engagement, your ideal seat depends on how you want to experience that.

In both cases, I’d treat seating choice as part of the experience, not an afterthought.

The show flow: frisky numbers to X-rated moments

What I like about X Burlesque is the variety within one night. The production runs a set of fun numbers that range from frisky to more X-rated material. That gives the show a “roller coaster” feel: it keeps changing gears instead of holding one mood the whole time.

You’ll also notice the music programming. The show includes bits set to music by contemporary artists, which helps the revue feel current rather than trapped in decades-old staging. That modern pulse works alongside classic burlesque elements, so the experience feels like Vegas now, not Vegas forever.

During the performance, the dancers are constantly moving the energy around the room with props and choreography. There’s a clear sense that the show wants you watching the whole stage, not just one act at the center. If you like performances that reward attention, you’ll probably feel at home here.

The Michael Bublé Fever champagne glass moment

The headline-style classic striptease moment is set to Michael Bublé’s Fever. It’s performed in a traditional burlesque champagne glass, which instantly signals a different lane from the rest of the night.

This type of number is important because it gives the show a landmark moment—something you remember even if you forget everything else. The champagne glass staging adds spectacle without needing huge sets, and it fits the burlesque tradition while still feeling like a Vegas production.

If you’re coming specifically for a classic-style striptease element, this is the part to look forward to most. Even if the rest of the show is more playful or playful-provocative, this number is where the tradition becomes very visible.

Audience interaction and on-stage opportunities: fun, but know your vibe

One of the biggest reasons people book a show like this is the social element. X Burlesque includes playful audience interactions and on-stage opportunities, where the performers tease and involve the crowd at points.

That can make the show feel less like a one-way performance. It also means your vibe matters. If you’re comfortable with attention and don’t mind being teased (in a playful, show-style way), you’ll likely enjoy those moments even more.

If you’d rather stay purely in observer mode, you can still have a great time. Just choose seating that doesn’t put you front-and-center for interaction scenes. And go in with the right expectation: this show includes crowd participation, so treat it like part of the entertainment format rather than a surprise.

Pre-show reality check: what to do with food and drinks

Your ticket includes X Burlesque admission, and that’s it. Food and drinks are not included.

So plan your night like this:

• Eat beforehand if you want a full dinner.
• If you plan to buy drinks inside or nearby, expect that to be an extra cost.

The upside is flexibility. You can match the meal to your style—quick bite, sit-down, or a Vegas stroll with snacks—then settle in just for the show.

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

X Burlesque is for adults who want classic Vegas showmanship with a modern edge. It’s not a slow, artsy theater evening. It’s playful, sexy, high-energy, and built for attention.

You’ll probably love it if:

• You enjoy burlesque as a genre, including striptease tradition
• You like performances with audience interaction
• You want a memorable Vegas night that feels different from gambling-floor entertainment

You should probably skip it if:

• You want a family-friendly outing
• You’re not comfortable with topless content
• You don’t want any chance of audience engagement

And yes, there’s a clear rule here: children under 18 are not suitable.

Should you book X Burlesque at the Flamingo?

Book it if you want one of the more intimate, energetic Vegas show experiences, with the X Girls at the center and a mix of contemporary music energy plus a classic striptease centerpiece (Fever in that champagne glass).

Don’t book it if you’re looking for something low-key, or if adult themes and audience participation are a hard no for you. Also keep in mind that food and drinks aren’t included, so build your budget around the show ticket plus what you want to eat and drink.

If you’re an adult who’s curious about burlesque and wants a genuine Vegas-style stage night, X Burlesque at the Flamingo is a solid pick.

FAQ

What is included in the ticket?

The ticket includes admission to X Burlesque.

What is not included with the show?

Food and drinks are not included.

Where do I go for the experience?

Arrive directly at X Burlesque in Flamingo Las Vegas.

Is this show suitable for children?

No. Children under 18 years are not suitable.

Does the show include audience interaction?

Yes. There are parts of the show with playful audience interactions and chances for on-stage opportunities.

Is the show topless?

Yes. It’s described as a sexy topless revue in the X Showroom.

What kind of performances will I see?

You’ll see provocative and daring choreography, with acts ranging from frisky to X-rated, including a classic striptease to Michael Bublé’s Fever performed in a champagne glass.