This show was very bittersweet for me, because while the costumes and lights and music were fantastic, everything else fell short. There was SO much in this show that I disliked, and honestly, I feel like I disliked more things than I liked.\n\nThe opening act was fantastic and very exciting (although the theme of the song was \"girls, girls, girls\" and it seemed kind of over-kill). Everything after that was weird.\n\nMore than anything, this show needs to get organized. I could hardly believe how confusing and out of order everything seemed for a show that is held in such high regard. There is no \"real\" theme aside from half-naked women wearing feathers and diamonds; they dance and sing to some sort of plot (most of the time) or they have a theme embodied in a song. The timelines of the themes are very scattered. For example, they started the show with the story of Delilah and Samson, then immediately skipped to Titanic, which had two separate story plots that weren't very well-explained during the show. I mean, I don't expect a full background story and dialogue, but I would like to understand what I am watching!\n\nAfter those two, the acts didn't have a well-known story to them - it was just the women dancing in wonderful costumes. Some acts were very short and some were very, very long. I will say, however, the singers in this show are very good.\n\nThe weirdest part about this show are what I can only think of to call as \"side acts\" maybe? Because they use all of the women in the acts and because their costumes are so large and high maintenance, between each act there is another, non-showgirl act. The three I saw between were: first, two acrobats who used each others' bodies to perform tricks (which was awesome!), then a man who was throwing around and rotating large shapes to make colors, then a man doing silks. While these individually were all great acts, they were SO OFF TOPIC to the \"Showgirl\" theme people came to see and it threw me off.\n\nThis is definitely  not a terrible show, but it definitely needs to be cleaned up a lot. I really don't think that I would willingly see this show again.\n\nAlso, as a sign note, the official seating chart they provide online and at the box office do not accurately represent how the seats within the theatre actually are.