Miss Behave’s Mavericks Variety Show at the Plaza Hotel

Miss Behave’s Mavericks turns the old Vegas variety-show formula into a cheeky, fast-moving night of comedy, circus, burlesque, music, and magic. I like the range of acts, which keeps the evening from feeling like one long routine, and I like the restored-feeling 1971 showroom, where neon, booths, and Rat Pack-era style do much of the scene-setting. At $54, it is also a fairly accessible way to get a full Vegas show.

The main consideration is the tone. This is bawdy, playful entertainment with audience interaction, flashing lights, haze, and unexpected turns. If you prefer polished theater with a calm, fixed script, this may feel too loose and cheeky. The show is for ages 21 and over, and it does not include transportation.

Key points to know before you book

• Miss Behave leads the evening: Her comic hosting keeps the acts connected and brings the audience into the action.
• The format keeps changing: Expect a mix of slapstick, magic, music, circus skills, burlesque, singing, and comic routines.
• The showroom dates to 1971: The old Plaza room adds a genuine downtown Vegas feel, complete with booths, neon, and classic lounge character.
• Doors open 30 minutes early: Arrive ahead of showtime if you want time for a drink and a better chance of settling in before the action begins.
• The ticket covers admission only: Hotel pickup, drop-off, food, and drinks are not included.
• This is strictly for adults: You must be at least 21, and smoking or vaping is not allowed inside the showroom.

A classic Vegas room with a modern sense of mischief

The first thing you notice about Mavericks is not a performer. It is the room.

The show takes place inside the Plaza Hotel & Casino in a showroom dating from 1971. That matters because the setting gives the evening a real sense of place. This is not a generic black-box theater tucked into a modern resort. You get an old-school Vegas interior, with a look described as sparkly, neon-lit, and full of Rat Pack-era atmosphere.

I like that the venue does some of the work before the curtain rises. Even if you have never visited Las Vegas during its classic entertainment years, the room helps you understand the old formula: intimate seating, drinks nearby, a host working the crowd, and a succession of acts designed to keep the energy moving.

The showroom also has booths, which can be a worthwhile upgrade if available at your booking. A booth gives the experience more of a supper-club feel and suits couples or small groups celebrating something special. The added cost is not specified, so check the current option before paying extra.

What Miss Behave brings to the stage

Miss Behave is the host and the show’s connecting thread. Her job is more than introducing the next act. She sets the mood, handles the crowd, and gives the production its mischievous personality.

You should expect direct audience engagement rather than a performance that keeps everyone at a distance. That can be a big part of the fun, especially if you enjoy quick jokes and spontaneous reactions. It also means you should be ready for the possibility of being noticed. The tone is playful rather than formal, but it can be slightly bawdy.

The hosting style helps Mavericks avoid a common problem with variety shows: a string of unrelated acts that never quite become a single evening. Miss Behave gives the show a center, while the changing performers provide the surprises.

One particularly appealing detail is the personal touch. The show has been known to acknowledge celebrations, including an anniversary, so it can work well for a birthday, a special date, or a night when your group wants something livelier than dinner.

The 75 to 90-minute mix of acts

The running time is approximately 75 to 90 minutes. That is long enough to feel like a proper night out, but short enough to fit around dinner, a visit to Fremont Street, or another downtown plan.

The format is deliberately broad. You might see:

• Comedy and slapstick skits
• Magic
• Music and singers
• Circus-style performances
• Burlesque
• Physical comedy and unusual specialty acts
• Audience interaction
• Unexpected changes in pace and tone

The variety is the main selling point. A magic trick gives way to a comic routine, then the mood may shift to music or a more theatrical performance. This makes the show a good choice if you want entertainment with plenty of movement and surprise.

I would not book it expecting a single story, a major musical, or a tightly controlled stage production. Mavericks is closer to a live variety revue. Some acts may appeal to you more than others, and that is part of the bargain. The changing lineup is what keeps the show unpredictable, but it also means the experience is less uniform than a conventional theater production.

The humor is described as old-time fun with an updated twist. That is a useful way to think about it. The show borrows from classic Vegas entertainment, but it is not trying to recreate a polite lounge act from decades ago. The jokes, physical comedy, and crowd work give it a more current edge.

Why the variety matters at this price

At $54, Mavericks sits below the cost of many headline Las Vegas productions. You are not paying for a large-scale stage spectacle with elaborate scenery or a long performance. You are paying for a compact live show with several styles of entertainment, a distinctive venue, and an involved host.

That makes the value strongest for three types of visitors:

• You want a full evening of entertainment without spending a large amount.
• You like live performers who can react to the room.
• You want to pair a show with downtown Las Vegas rather than spending the whole night at one major resort.

The ticket includes admission, but not drinks or transportation. Drinks are available in the showroom, and the bar has been noted for more affordable prices than you may find elsewhere in Las Vegas. That can help keep the total cost reasonable, though you should still budget separately for anything you order.

The 75 to 90-minute length also improves the value in practical terms. You can make a night of it without giving up an entire evening. If you are building a busy Las Vegas schedule, that shorter format is easier to place between dinner and late-night plans.

Arriving at the Plaza Hotel & Casino

The doors open 30 minutes before the time printed on your ticket. I recommend using that window rather than arriving at the last minute.

Early arrival gives you time to find the showroom, order a drink, and settle into the room before the performance begins. It also lets you enjoy the vintage interior instead of rushing straight into your seat. The old showroom is part of the attraction, so give yourself a moment to look around.

The Plaza Hotel & Casino is in downtown Las Vegas, near the Fremont Street area. The experience is near public transportation, but hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. You will need to make your own way there and back.

That downtown location is useful if you want to connect several smaller experiences in one evening. You could plan dinner or a walk around Fremont Street before or after the performance. Just allow enough time to reach the Plaza, since the ticket time and the showroom entrance are separate from any other downtown activity.

Your confirmation at booking is not the official ticket. The official ticket is sent within 24 hours, so check your email before the day of the show and keep the correct ticket easy to access.

The atmosphere: intimate, cheeky, and a little unpredictable

Mavericks is designed to feel close to the audience. The room, booths, hosting style, and crowd work all point in the same direction. You are not simply watching a distant stage. You are part of a room where performers can respond to the crowd and where the mood can shift quickly.

That is ideal if you like interaction and a sense that the performance is happening for this particular audience. It also explains why the show can feel different from one visit to another. The acts and the crowd create some of the evening’s character.

The tone is playful, but it is not completely family-friendly. You must be 21 or older, and the show can include bawdy humor and burlesque. Couples, groups of friends, and adults looking for a less formal Vegas night will probably get the most from it.

You should also know about the technical effects. Strobe lights, other flashing lights, and haze may be used. If you are sensitive to those effects, take the necessary precautions before booking.

Smoking and vaping are not permitted in the showroom. Outside food and drinks are also prohibited, as are controlled substances, flash photography, and anything that could disturb the people around you.

Who will enjoy Mavericks most

I would choose this show for someone who wants a lively downtown night and does not need every moment to be predictable.

It suits people who enjoy:

• Classic Vegas atmosphere without a large ticket price
• Short, energetic live shows
• Comedy mixed with circus, burlesque, music, and magic
• Audience interaction
• Adult entertainment with a playful edge
• A venue with personality rather than a standard modern theater

It is also a strong option for repeat visitors who have already seen the biggest Strip productions. Mavericks offers a different kind of night, one based more on character, timing, and performer chemistry than on scale.

You may want to choose something else if you dislike being addressed from the stage, have a low tolerance for bawdy jokes, or need a show without flashing lights and haze. It may also disappoint you if you expect a single headline performer or a large production built around one clear theme.

Planning a special night downtown

The show works well as part of a celebration. The compact running time leaves room for dinner, drinks, or a walk through the Fremont Street area. A booth can make the evening feel more like a private night out, though you should confirm the current seating choices and any added fee.

Miss Behave’s crowd awareness is useful for celebrations. A birthday or anniversary can become part of the room’s energy, but remember that audience attention is part of the experience. If you want to stay completely anonymous, choose a seat and attitude that make that preference clear, although no seating position can guarantee you will not be noticed.

For a date night, the combination of comedy and variety can be easier than choosing a more serious performance. You have plenty to talk about afterward, and the show does not demand the same concentration as a straight play or concert.

Booking, cancellation, and practical limits

The $54 price covers the admission ticket only. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, and food and drinks cost extra.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. Within 24 hours, the amount paid is not refunded, and changes made inside that window are not accepted.

Most people can participate, and the venue is near public transportation. The supplied details do not give specific information about wheelchair access, seating assistance, or other accommodation services, so contact the provider before booking if you need those details confirmed.

The experience provider is GlobalTix Pte Ltd. Since the initial booking confirmation is not the official ticket, wait for the separate official ticket email, which should arrive within 24 hours.

Should you book Miss Behave’s Mavericks?

Book it if you want old-school Vegas atmosphere with a loose, adult variety-show format. The strongest reasons are the 1971 showroom, Miss Behave’s crowd work, the broad mix of acts, and the reasonable $54 entry price.

I would especially recommend it for adults spending time downtown, couples looking for a playful date-night show, and anyone who has already seen the major Strip productions and wants something less predictable. The experience is short enough to fit into a busy schedule and distinctive enough to feel like more than a filler activity.

Skip it if you want a quiet, polished, family-oriented performance or if flashing lights, haze, audience interaction, or bawdy humor are likely to bother you. For everyone else, Mavericks offers a good-value night of live Vegas entertainment in a room that feels tied to the city’s past without being stuck there.

FAQ

Where does Miss Behave’s Mavericks take place?

The show takes place at the Plaza Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, in the original showroom dating from 1971.

How long is the show?

The performance lasts approximately 75 to 90 minutes.

How much does admission cost?

The listed price is $54. Admission is included, but drinks, food, and transportation are not.

Is hotel pickup included?

No. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.

How early should I arrive?

The showroom doors open 30 minutes before the time on your ticket. Arriving during that window gives you time to enter and order a drink before the show.

Is the show suitable for children?

No. This experience is for guests age 21 and over.

Can I smoke or vape inside the showroom?

No. Smoking and vaping are not permitted in the showroom.

What happens if I need to cancel?

You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not accepted for a refund.