The Divorce Party Tickets

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS SHOW!!! You know you go to Las Vegas and pay for a show that you think should be Las Vegas worthy and this certainly is NOT. I could have seen this play at a high school musical besides the vulgarity of it. The so called "theater" at Bally's was nothing more than partitions put up to separate room from room and the seating was just stackable chairs of about 4 rows, maybe a whole 40-50 chairs were set up. The whole set up was so hokey and podunk it was the worst time and money I have ever spent. And then to top it off we went to leave a little early as we had had enough and some guy sitting at the curtain to the outside of the fake room was not going to let us leave as it was not over. He basically insisted that we stay. WE told him we were leaving and then we called us rude. So needless to say DO NOT GO TO THIS SO CALLED SHOW. We could have seen many other shows for less money and had a much better experience of a Las Vegas show than this so called entertainment.

I would not recommend this. Very nice cast not very good.

Divorce Party Las Vegas is a must see. Whether divorced, married or single be prepared to laugh until it hurts. My jaw and cheeks still hurt, in a good way, the next morning. The chemistry of the cast is spot on and their voices are straight from Broadway. Don't dare miss it!

The description I read online did not accurately describe the play. Yes it was a comedy, yes there was singing and yes it revolved around a divorcing woman. However, it was crass, vulgar, and just plain nasty which of course equalled hysterically funny. The script was intentionally cheesy but that was over-looked with the performers comfort in the rediculousness of the story-line. Additionally the play utilized old songs with new words which gave the viewer an added layer of enjoyment. Imagine the song "Hair" reworded to tell how a woman should cut her "down there hair" to be current in today's dating world. The performers had great voices and diverse sounds. The only negative was the Bally's seating. Online it looked like a theater yet it was just a room with a stage. Tickets were in a 3 cost tier and we bought the cheapest available and were then seated at a stage side 4-top (highest priced online). I would have been seriously pissed had I paid for expensive seats when all seats had similar views.

Attended the premiere of Divorce Party the Musical with my boyfriend, my parents (in their 70's) and 3 married couples. Everyone left this show laughing and retelling their favorite parts! The entire audience was was roaring, but I particularly enjoyed the hysterical laughter of the man sitting next to me - a complete stranger. You cannot go wrong with this show! Great music, great lyrics, great story for all - no matter what your "status".