A bachelor party in Las Vegas usually has too much open time in it. The group lands, the afternoon drifts, and the night never quite gets a center. One booked show fixes that. Everything else plans around it.

Why a show works for a group

A show gives the whole group the same two hours. Nobody has to keep a table, nobody argues about the next bar, and the night has a high point that is not a receipt. ROUGE is the adult version of that plan: a topless cabaret revue at The STRAT Theater with acrobatics, aerial acts, dance, and comedy around the burlesque.

The ROUGE facts a best man needs

ROUGE performs Tuesday to Sunday at 9:00 PM at The STRAT Theater, 2000 S Las Vegas Blvd. It is dark on Mondays. The show runs about 90 minutes. Every guest must be 18 or older, and photo ID is checked at the door, so the whole group needs ID on them.

Tickets start at $49.99 a seat. A ticket bought on The STRAT website, on Vegas.com, or in person at the box office comes with free STRAT Tower admission, a $36.95 value, which gives the group a second stop on the same tickets.

How to book

Buy on the official ticket page. Our schedule page lists every show night. Holiday and event schedules can change, so confirm your date on the ticket page before you plan around it.

For group bookings, start with the group tickets page. Planning the other side of the wedding party too? The bachelorette guide covers it.

How far ahead should a bachelor party book?

For a Friday or Saturday night, book as soon as the date is fixed. Weekend seats for groups go first.

Is there a minimum age for the group?

Yes. Every guest must be 18 or older, with photo ID. There are no exceptions at the door.

What time should the group arrive?

The show starts at 9:00 PM. Plan dinner before it, and leave the late night open after it ends, around 10:30 PM.