Author: Ed Komenda, Reno Gazette Journal

The shows, which also include Thunder From Down Under and Jabbawockeez, are set to return Nov. 6, and tickets are already available on Ticketmaster.

The new schedule will “continue indefinitely until consumer demand for Las Vegas increases,” Wynn Resorts announced this week.

The adults-only performance of circus, burlesque and vaudeville acts on a circular stage will open inside “The Spiegeltent” on Oct. 28.

The cuts come at a time when Nevada recorded a 13.2% unemployment rate – the highest in the nation – in August.

The carpet’s end has left the casino’s habitues in mourning, steeped in longing for nights passed in its quiet, comforting presence.

The MGM Resorts property reopened Wednesday for the first time in seven months with a new rule and the first of its kind on The Strip: No smoking.

Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak has rolled out updated COVID-19 guidelines allowing Las Vegas trade shows and conventions to resume under strict rules.

While the casino floor at Planet Hollywood will be open seven days a week, the hotel will only book stays Thursday through Sunday.

Face masks are mandatory, but guests may briefly remove them while smoking in designated areas within Las Vegas’ Cosmopolitan Hotel.

The USA TODAY Network talked with R&R Partners CEO Billy Vassiliadis – the guy behind “What happens here” – about what’s next for Las Vegas.