Defending The Caveman 

starring Kevin Burke

“Caveman is a blockbuster!”
Washington Post

“Kevin Burke is brilliant!”
Robin Leach, Vegas Deluxe

“The hilarity of CAVEMAN – and it IS hilarious – comes from keenly observed detail, from truth. CAVEMAN makes us howl at ourselves whether we’re male or female.”                 The Miami Herald

“Outrageously funny and surprisingly sweet exploration of the gender gap.”
                               Chicago Sun-Times

Kevin Burke, Las Vegas Entertainer of the Year, has been starring in Defending the Caveman since 2003. As the star of the Vegas production, Kevin has performed Caveman more than 3,000 times, making Caveman the longest-running Broadway show in Las Vegas history. During that time, Kevin also set the Guinness World Record for “Most Theatrical Performances in 50 Days.”

Kevin has appeared on Oprah, NPR’s Talk of the Nation, CBS Morning News

Seen in 45 countries and translated into 18 different languages (and counting), Caveman originally opened in San Francisco in 1991 and soon moved to Dallas. Caveman went on to sold-out engagements in Washington DC, Philadelphia and Chicago, before opening on Broadway in 1995 where it gained the title of the longest running solo play in Broadway history.

Alain Nu “The Man Who Knows” TM

In his one-man show Invisible Connections, Alain Nu utilizes untold powers to foretell our futures, reveal our unspoken thoughts and create a delightfully entertaining evening of mysterious phenomena that centers on this apparently invisible energy.

Alain has entertained at three Presidential Inaugural Balls on Capitol Hill, has publicly predicted The Oscars and The Golden Globe Awards with startling accuracy, and  provides a fantastic world of possibilities and interesting explorations at every live event.

“THROW OUT ALL THE RULES OF PHYSICS!”
The Washington Post

The World Famous Ink Spots

From showrooms on The Las Vegas Strip to venues worldwide, the music of one of America’s most popular vocal groups ever continues to attract old and new fans alike. Their unique musical style led to the rhythm and blues and rock and roll musical genres, and the subgenre doo-wop.

Today, their performances feature not only the legendary hits of the original Ink Spots, but also legendary rock & roll classics.