From Tony Award®-winning masterpieces to the most beloved modern classics, The Venetian Resort brings the magic and grandeur of Broadway directly to the heart of the Las Vegas Strip.
Whether you’re a Broadway musical enthusiast or looking for the perfect centerpiece to your evening, the most acclaimed musicals in Las Vegas are right here. Experience the elegant atmosphere of The Venetian Theatre with hit productions like the nine-time Tony Award®-winning sensation The Book of Mormon.
Yes. When booking online or at the box office, you can view an interactive seating chart of The Venetian Theatre and select your preferred available seats.
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We recommend arriving at the theatre at least 30 to 45 minutes before the scheduled showtime. This allows ample time for security checks, finding your seat, and visiting the bar. Doors typically open 60 minutes before the curtain rises.
Most Broadway musicals run for approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including one 15-to-20-minute intermission.
Yes. Broadway productions typically include one 15- to 20-minute intermission, allowing you time to visit the bar or restroom mid-show.
We recommend smart casual attire. While there is no formal dress code for our Broadway shows, many guests choose to dress up for a memorable night at the theatre.
To protect the integrity of the performance, the use of cameras, smartphones, or any recording devices is strictly prohibited during the show. We encourage you to take photos in the lobby or at designated photo ops before and after the performance.
Yes, bars are available inside The Venetian Theatre lobby, offering a selection of cocktails, wine, beer, and light snacks. If you wish to enjoy a full meal, we highly recommend booking a table at one of our world-class restaurants before the show.
Broadway performances begin promptly. Guests arriving late will be seated at a suitable break in the performance (usually after the opening number) at the discretion of the theatre management. To ensure you don't miss a moment of the magic, please allow plenty of time for travel and arrival.
