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Experience Gerry McCambridge’s long-running mentalism show at the V Theater in Planet Hollywood. This 60-minute, audience-driven performance blends sharp theatricality with direct mindreading that keeps the surprises coming.
Experience Gerry McCambridge’s long-running mentalism show at the V Theater in Planet Hollywood. This 60-minute, audience-driven performance blends sharp theatricality with direct mindreading that keeps the surprises coming.
The lights of the Miracle Mile Shops dim and a hush settles over the V Theater; the air tightens with the same electric anticipation that has long powered Las Vegas nights. Take a seat close to the stage and you can feel the rhythm of the room — a crowd willing to be surprised — while Gerry McCambridge moves through feats of memory, suggestion and audience-enabled revelation.
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Operated by V Theater · Las Vegas, Nevada
The lights of the Miracle Mile Shops dim and a hush settles over the V Theater; the air tightens with the same electric anticipation that has long powered Las Vegas nights. Take a seat close to the stage and you can feel the rhythm of the room — a crowd willing to be surprised — while Gerry McCambridge moves through feats of memory, suggestion and audience-enabled revelation.
Vegas didn’t invent spectacle, but it refined it. The V Theater sits inside Planet Hollywood, a reimagined resort built on one of the Strip’s older casino sites and surrounded by neon, restaurants and tourist energy. The show draws on a long history of mentalism and variety entertainment in the city, trading big-production glitz for tight theatricality and direct audience interplay.
The surrounding landscape is the Mojave Basin; the dry air and bright lights outside contrast with the dark, close-focused theater inside. Culture here mixes tourist curiosity, show-business craft, and a Las Vegas appetite for the unusual — a perfect stage for mindreading that feels immediate and social rather than distant.
Practicalities: the run is 60 minutes, PG-16 suggested, and tickets are held at the V Theater Box Office (bring photo ID). Mobile or paper tickets are accepted, but pick-up 30–45 minutes before curtain avoids lines. Dress is casual-to-smart; the theater is wheelchair accessible. Expect audience participation, limited photography, and a pace that prioritizes surprise over explanation. Combine the performance with a pre-show meal or a stroll through Miracle Mile Shops to make the evening complete.
easy.
60 minutes.
No special fitness required; suitable for all physical levels
The performance runs approximately 60 minutes with no intermission.
Tickets are held at the V Theater Box Office inside Miracle Mile Shops; bring the lead traveler’s photo ID and pick up at least 30 minutes before showtime.
The show is rated PG-16; parental discretion is advised due to mature themes and audience participation.
Yes, the V Theater is wheelchair accessible; if you have specific accessibility needs, contact the box office in advance.
The V Theater operates within Planet Hollywood on the Las Vegas Strip, a district long known for evolving entertainment formats that favor both spectacle and intimate acts.
Las Vegas venues encourage recycling and energy-efficient operations; limit single-use plastics, use public transit where possible, and support local businesses to reduce your trip’s footprint.
V Theater operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The lights of the Miracle Mile Shops dim and a hush settles over the V Theater; the air tightens with the same electric anticipation that has long powered Las Vegas nights. Take a seat close to the stage and you can feel the rhythm of the room — a crowd willing to be surprised — while Gerry McCambridge moves through feats of memory, suggestion and audience-enabled revelation.
The lights of the Miracle Mile Shops dim and a hush settles over the V Theater; the air tightens with the same electric anticipation that has long powered Las Vegas nights. Take a seat close to the stage and you can feel the rhythm of the room — a crowd willing to be surprised — while Gerry McCambridge moves through feats of memory, suggestion and audience-enabled revelation.
Vegas didn’t invent spectacle, but it refined it. The V Theater sits inside Planet Hollywood, a reimagined resort built on one of the Strip’s older casino sites and surrounded by neon, restaurants and tourist energy. The show draws on a long history of mentalism and variety entertainment in the city, trading big-production glitz for tight theatricality and direct audience interplay.
The surrounding landscape is the Mojave Basin; the dry air and bright lights outside contrast with the dark, close-focused theater inside. Culture here mixes tourist curiosity, show-business craft, and a Las Vegas appetite for the unusual — a perfect stage for mindreading that feels immediate and social rather than distant.
Practicalities: the run is 60 minutes, PG-16 suggested, and tickets are held at the V Theater Box Office (bring photo ID). Mobile or paper tickets are accepted, but pick-up 30–45 minutes before curtain avoids lines. Dress is casual-to-smart; the theater is wheelchair accessible. Expect audience participation, limited photography, and a pace that prioritizes surprise over explanation. Combine the performance with a pre-show meal or a stroll through Miracle Mile Shops to make the evening complete.