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The JabbaWockeeZ journey down the rabbit hole continues …

April Corbin

Wed, Oct 27, 2010 (6:15 p.m.)

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The Jabbawockeez perform during the opening of their new show Friday at the Hollywood Theater at MGM.

Photo: Justin M. Bowen

Jabbawockeez's Grand and VIP Opening Party at Monte Carlo

Following their successful 20-performance run of MUS.I.C. (pronounced “muse-I-see”) at the Hollywood Theatre inside MGM Grand, the Lewis Carroll-inspired masked men of JabbaWockeeZ have taken their act to a bigger stage with a larger audience—at the Monte Carlo, sharing a theater with impressionist Frank Caliendo. They’ll be there for at least the next six months.

The stage show has been dressed to the nines: It’s better paced and equipped with improved stage sets. Audience interaction is heightened, with the JabbaWockeeZ sliding offstage (sometimes literally) and into the audience’s comfort zone. With its hip-hop attitude and a playlist including songs released this year, MUS.I.C. pushes the boundaries of what a Strip show can and should be.

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