V Theater at Miracle Mile Shops
Zombie Burlesque tickets from $47.
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A Retro Zombie Nightclub with Burlesque, Comedy and Live Variety
Zombie Burlesque is a campy horror-comedy revue at V Theater inside Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood.
The production imagines a 1950s-style nightclub populated by zombies, then fills it with burlesque, live music, comedy and specialty acts.
The horror theme is deliberately playful rather than frightening.
Guests get the look of a retro monster movie, but the energy is closer to a nightclub comedy revue.
That makes Zombie Burlesque a strong choice for date nights, adult groups and fans of campy theater who want something stranger than a conventional topless revue.
Visitors comparing cabaret with other Las Vegas show discounts can expect jokes, music, dance and undead characters rather than a haunted attraction.
Zombie Burlesque Show Details
- Venue: V Theater inside Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood.
- Address: 3663 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Suite 360, Las Vegas, NV 89109 (Map It)
- Schedule: Multiple weekly performances; confirm the time on the live ticket calendar.
- Show Length: Approximately 75 minutes.
- Age Restriction: 16+.
- Show Style: Horror comedy, burlesque, live music, specialty acts and audience interaction.
- Parking: Paid parking options are available around Planet Hollywood and Miracle Mile Shops. See the Las Vegas parking fees guide.
- Tickets: Starting at $47.
What to Expect at Zombie Burlesque

- Retro Horror Theme: The show draws from 1950s Atomic Era and monster-movie imagery.
- Burlesque: Dance and adult cabaret styling are part of the production.
- Comedy: The zombies are played for laughs rather than serious scares.
- Live Music: Vocal and musical performance helps create the nightclub atmosphere.
- Specialty Acts: Variety-style performers broaden the show beyond dance alone.
- Audience Interaction: Host-driven moments can bring guests into the comedy.
More Campy Cabaret Than Haunted House
Zombie Burlesque is not designed to scare guests through dark corridors or jump-scare rooms.
The zombie theme functions as a comic setting.
That means guests can enjoy makeup, undead characters and graveyard imagery while the actual entertainment stays focused on jokes, music, dance and variety performance.
This distinction makes the show more accessible to people who like Halloween aesthetics but do not enjoy intense haunted attractions.
The 1950s Atomic-Era Style
The production uses retro styling to create the feel of a strange nightclub from an alternate 1950s.
Costumes, music and character design support that theme.
The vintage approach also helps separate Zombie Burlesque from contemporary adult revues that use modern nightclub music and minimal story.
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Zombie Burlesque FAQ
Q: Is Zombie Burlesque actually scary?
A: The theme is horror-inspired, but the production is primarily campy comedy, music and burlesque rather than an intense scare experience.
Q: Is Zombie Burlesque a traditional topless revue?
A: No. Burlesque is part of the show, but comedy, live music, undead characters and specialty acts are equally important.
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