ClueX Las Vegas Show

What if Colonel Mustard had better dance moves? ClueX turns the beloved murder mystery into a burlesque spectacle where the suspects are stunning, the plot twists are spicy, and the audience gets to call out the killer.

Somewhere between a haunted mansion and a comedy club, ClueX has carved out a genuinely wild corner of the Las Vegas entertainment scene. The premise is deceptively simple: take the iconic cast of Clue suspects, drop them into a live burlesque format, and let a live band stitch the chaos together. But the execution is anything but simple. Each character — from the silky-smooth to the gloriously over-the-top — gets their own moment to seduce, tease, and confess through performance rather than dialogue. The result is something you can't quite categorize, and that's exactly the point.

What separates ClueX from a standard burlesque revue is the unpredictable current that runs through the whole room. There's no passive audience here. You're a witness, a juror, and at times, a co-conspirator. Every shimmy is a clue. Every knowing glance from a performer lands differently depending on where you're sitting, what you've been drinking, and how good you are at reading a raised eyebrow. The comedy hits fast — thunderclaps, dramatic pauses, absurd reveals — and the performers seem to genuinely relish the moment when a joke lands harder than expected. That electricity between stage and audience is something no streaming platform can replicate.

The Notoriety Showroom provides an intimate backdrop that makes every performance feel personal. This isn't a stadium spectacle where performers disappear into a distant spotlight — the closeness of the room means facial expressions, comedic timing, and off-script reactions all register. When the final vote comes and the audience names its killer, the energy in the room spikes in a way that's entirely human and entirely unrepeatable. Every night ends differently, which means every night is, technically, a new show.