ROUGE at The STRAT now has its own Wikipedia page. For a show that opened in April 2022, it is a real milestone, Wikipedia entries for individual Las Vegas productions are rare, and getting one approved means the show has cleared an independent bar for notability that most Strip entertainment never reaches.

Why this matters

A Wikipedia page is not something a show can simply create for itself. It has to meet the platform's standards for independent, verifiable coverage, real press, real sources, a real production history. ROUGE earning a page reflects four years of continuous performances, more than 2,000 shows, and coverage from outlets across Las Vegas and beyond.

What the page covers

The entry documents ROUGE as a production: its 2022 debut at The STRAT Theater, its format as a co-ed adult variety show combining burlesque, acrobatics, aerial work, and comedy, and its place in the current lineup of Las Vegas entertainment. You can read it directly here: Rouge: The Sexiest Show in Vegas on Wikipedia.

Four years and counting

ROUGE has run continuously since its 2022 premiere, six nights a week, Tuesday through Sunday, and has been seen by more than 500,000 guests. It remains the only adult show on the Strip with a true co-ed cast, topless male and female performers sharing the stage, which is why it keeps finding new audiences among couples and mixed groups. The Wikipedia page is one more marker of a production that has staying power on a Strip where shows come and go.

See the show for yourself, Tuesday through Sunday at The STRAT, tickets from $46. Check showtimes and book ROUGE.