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Learn pole basics, floor work, and prop choreography in a women-only class at the V Theater in Planet Hollywood’s Miracle Mile Shops. This 70-minute session blends practical instruction with Vegas-style performance skills—perfect for bachelorettes and visitors looking for an active night out.
Learn pole basics, floor work, and prop choreography in a women-only class at the V Theater in Planet Hollywood’s Miracle Mile Shops. This 70-minute session blends practical instruction with Vegas-style performance skills—perfect for bachelorettes and visitors looking for an active night out.
The room is warm and bright; mirrored walls push every practiced move back at you while the instructor counts out a sultry rhythm. In the V Theater inside Miracle Mile Shops, Stripper 101 strips the performance down to steps—floor work, pole basics, and prop choreography—sequenced for a room of women who range from first-timers to confident dancers testing new moves.
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Operated by V Theater · Las Vegas, Nevada
The room is warm and bright; mirrored walls push every practiced move back at you while the instructor counts out a sultry rhythm. In the V Theater inside Miracle Mile Shops, Stripper 101 strips the performance down to steps—floor work, pole basics, and prop choreography—sequenced for a room of women who range from first-timers to confident dancers testing new moves.
Las Vegas built its reputation on live performance, and this class taps into that lineage by teaching stagecraft adapted from local gentlemen’s clubs and performance houses. The Miracle Mile Shops opened as part of the Strip’s retail-entertainment pivot, and the V Theater now hosts compact, participatory acts that echo Vegas’s showbiz DNA.
Expect practical choreography: more repetition than flash, discrete technique for spins and floor transitions, and short routines with boas and chairs. The class moves steadily; instructors prioritize safety—proper warm-up, spine-safe floor moves, and options for different fitness and comfort levels.
Plan to arrive early to sign a waiver and collect your ticket, and bring shorts and a tank top; heels are optional but common. Hydrate before you enter—this is cardio plus strength work on small muscle groups. If you have back, neck, or cardiovascular issues, consult a physician; pregnancy is not recommended for participation. Wheelchair access is available, and public transit stops nearby make it easy to combine this with a night out.
For bachelorette groups, the souvenir license and photo moments make it a memorable, social activity. For solo travelers, it’s an energetic way to learn performance basics in an instructive, women-only space.
moderate.
1-1.5 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels but requires basic cardio and core strength; expect repeated moves and short bursts of exertion.
Participants must be at least 18 years old and present photo ID when collecting tickets at the box office.
No prior experience is required; instructors offer scaled options so beginners can learn safely while more experienced students are challenged.
Yes—the venue is wheelchair accessible; notify the box office or booking team if you have specific accessibility needs.
Heels are optional; many students start in bare feet or flats and switch to heels once they’re comfortable with basic balance and spins.
Planet Hollywood and the Miracle Mile Shops sit along the Las Vegas Strip’s evolution from casino row to mixed retail and entertainment, where compact theaters host both shows and participatory classes tied to the city’s nightlife culture.
Use public transit or rideshares to reduce local traffic impact, bring a reusable water bottle, and dispose of costume props responsibly to limit waste inside the shopping complex.
V Theater operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The room is warm and bright; mirrored walls push every practiced move back at you while the instructor counts out a sultry rhythm. In the V Theater inside Miracle Mile Shops, Stripper 101 strips the performance down to steps—floor work, pole basics, and prop choreography—sequenced for a room of women who range from first-timers to confident dancers testing new moves.
The room is warm and bright; mirrored walls push every practiced move back at you while the instructor counts out a sultry rhythm. In the V Theater inside Miracle Mile Shops, Stripper 101 strips the performance down to steps—floor work, pole basics, and prop choreography—sequenced for a room of women who range from first-timers to confident dancers testing new moves.
Las Vegas built its reputation on live performance, and this class taps into that lineage by teaching stagecraft adapted from local gentlemen’s clubs and performance houses. The Miracle Mile Shops opened as part of the Strip’s retail-entertainment pivot, and the V Theater now hosts compact, participatory acts that echo Vegas’s showbiz DNA.
Expect practical choreography: more repetition than flash, discrete technique for spins and floor transitions, and short routines with boas and chairs. The class moves steadily; instructors prioritize safety—proper warm-up, spine-safe floor moves, and options for different fitness and comfort levels.
Plan to arrive early to sign a waiver and collect your ticket, and bring shorts and a tank top; heels are optional but common. Hydrate before you enter—this is cardio plus strength work on small muscle groups. If you have back, neck, or cardiovascular issues, consult a physician; pregnancy is not recommended for participation. Wheelchair access is available, and public transit stops nearby make it easy to combine this with a night out.
For bachelorette groups, the souvenir license and photo moments make it a memorable, social activity. For solo travelers, it’s an energetic way to learn performance basics in an instructive, women-only space.