One of the most unique theatres in Las Vegas is centrally located at The Strip & Harmon and is known as KRAVE Theatre for now but it will be getting a new name, re-branding and a re-launch next month or so – it's not only a state-of-the-art theatre but offers an intimate experience since there's not a bad seat in the house.


Brian Howie of the Theatre Management Group said, "The venue will offer shows all day long thru the late evening. It's a place for fun entertainment overall.  We plan pre-shows, the shows, meet-and-greets during post-show and gift bags. It's an interactive entertainment experience. We want people to come and have FUN!"


Howie said, "We're going to begin with a mini-priced 4 p.m. 'Happy Hour' and 5 p.m. show called 'Little Legends' starring Little People as celebrity impersonators. This is a Las Vegas' first. Mini-Britney hosts this fun show. There's Mini-Elvis, Mini-Madonna, Mini-Tina Turner, Mini-Vanilli and Mini-Sonny & Cher." "Little Legends" will open with preview shows at only $25 from Aug. 16-31.


Producer Breck Wall's show opens at 1 p.m. on Aug. 29.  It's a sequel to 'Bottoms Up.' 'Bottoms Up II: Burlesque Strikes Back!' It's a new spin on an old style of entertainment. The 3 p.m. show is called 'Doggone Silly' with J.R. Johns and opens on Oct. 5. A dozen talented dogs will do outrageously funny tricks. J.R.'s dogs are the headliners. It was twice voted the 'funniest family show in America.'"


The 7 p.m. show is called "America's Headliners."  Howie said, "It's an interactive competitive variety show. The talented emcee/magician Jeff Hobson will host "America's Headliners." The most talented headliners will have the opportunity to star in their own show in Las Vegas. We have a headliner every month and four to five competing to be a headliner. This show opens on Sept. 12."


The 9 p.m. show will be announced in the next few days and will continue the theme of fun and excitement at the venue.


The 11 p.m. show features a limited engagement starring actor-supermodel-author Janice Dickinson in a one-woman show called "What Would Janice Do?"


This is the brainchild of entertainment executive Jocelyne Uy and Hollywood producer Brian Howie. They formed Theatre Management Group (TMG) in 2007. They are based in Las Vegas with offices in Los Angeles and New York. Howie said, "This has been the most under-utilized property in Las Vegas over the past few years."


It's location is at the booming Harmon corridor. It's Las Vegas' mini-Strip. KRAVE is outside Miracle Mile adjacent to Planet Hollywood near City Center.