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The Dollface Dames

4.0 (29 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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A take on little red riding hood
Morgan P.

Attended the Halloween show at magicopolis with a group of 9. The show was.... interesting. They had incorporated a horror theme in ways such as a sexy zombie strip tease, horrifying lap dances, sensual vampires, etc. overall the quality of the show was better than I had expected from reading these other reviews. We all had a good time and enjoyed the show!

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Gregory L.

Burlesque is something that can be hit or miss, I have seen shows in the area and sometimes well...it's just bad. But, every time I've gone to see The Dollface Dames I have always had an awesome time. The girls are gorgeous and super talented. In fact, this is probably the most talented group in L.A. They perform at a few different venues in Santa Monica and one in Hollywood, so I found out they perform a lot. They have a big monthly show as well at an 150 seat theater called Magicopolis. The Dollface Dames stand out to me because they aren't just sexy, they are entertaining and offer much more than just a strip show. With it being a classy, fun and non-sleazy night out, it's a been a great choice to bring a date to. Love the girls and am very impressed by the talent.

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Biggest waste of money. The place was dirty. I paid extra for the VIP experience which got us nothing. The girls were gross.

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I've seen a few of their shows, and they are great, entertaining fun!

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“I went to The Dollface Dames "horror theme" show last night at Magicopolis on the recommendation of a friend.”

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Mambo Craze Cabaret

Mambo Craze Cabaret

4.7(66 reviews)
13.9 mi•Downtown
Live music
Private events

Upscale atmosphere. (Men-suits, women-dress) Great dancers…read moreand music. Highly recommended date night.

This place was overpriced, disorganized, and incredibly disappointing. The show did not actually…read morebegin until 10:29 p.m., and before that there was almost an hour of dance lessons. We were honestly falling asleep waiting for the actual entertainment to begin. The entire night felt chaotic from the moment we arrived. You spend time getting dressed up, planning a date night, driving downtown, and trying to be excited for the experience, only to park in a dark lot with feces and urine in the stairway. It was scary and disgusting. We looked past the parking lot situation because we were excited to enjoy our night out, but unfortunately the experience only got worse from there. The waitress kept pushing us to order more items, which made the whole night feel like a money grab. The food was absolutely embarrassing and nothing like what was advertised in the gallery photos on the website. It honestly felt like it came straight from Costco. Other reviews mentioned food being served on paper plates, and we can confirm that we experienced that too. The slice of pizza was literally Costco pizza. The pizza and snacks were cheap, low-quality, and nowhere near what you would expect for the price. It really makes you wonder how many people feel misled by that kind of advertising. There was also a complete lack of control and management. People who did not pay for reserved seating were hovering nearby, ready to take your seat the second you got up to use the restroom or go to the dance floor. We saw multiple people weasel their way into reserved lounge and table areas on the ground floor. At one point, a couple was even going through someone's fur coat and looked close to taking belongings before the actual couple returned. That alone says a lot about the environment and lack of security. The billing situation made it even worse. The waitress quickly skipped through the itemized receipt, which made it easy to miss that a 20% tip had already been included. We ended up tipping on top of the included gratuity and only realized it afterward. At that point, we felt completely scammed. We spent over $300, and the overall experience and management were absolutely not worth it. To be fair, some of the acts were great and the band was great. Separate from that, everything else was as mentioned. Between the deceptive billing, weak drinks that barely seemed to have alcohol, the delayed start, boring dance lessons, embarrassing food, poor seating control, and lack of management, the whole experience was extremely disappointing. I definitely do not recommend reserving seats, drinking at this event, or buying their food. Eat dinner beforehand and do not worry about arriving on time, because the show does not really start until around 10:30 anyway. We left feeling scammed.

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Harvelle's - The music show

Harvelle's

3.6(368 reviews)
24.4 mi
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Harvelle's is located in downtown Long Beach. The space is small but fun. Unfortunately as other…read morereviews mention, the air conditioning is almost nonexistent. We got a table which required a 2 drink minimum which I didn't mind. The drink menu had in cocktails. We went to see a Rocky Horror Show tribute and it was so much fun. The actors were so funny and the audience interacted which made it feel intimate. Will definitely go back.

I visited Harvelle's Long Beach on October 25th for the 10:30 PM show, and unfortunately, my first…read moreexperience was off to a terrible start because of the security guard working the front door that evening. While the line was forming outside, I politely approached the security guard at the front door and said, "Excuse me," because I wanted to ask him a question. As someone who had never been to this venue before, I was simply looking for some guidance. Instead of answering, he immediately responded with an attitude, asking why I was yelling at him. Mind you, I had not raised my voice whatsoever and was speaking to him politely and respectfully. I also want to make it clear that I was not intoxicated. So there was absolutely no reason for him to assume I was being disruptive or speaking to him inappropriately. He then proceeded to tell me to "get out of his face" unless I knew a way to make him a millionaire. What made the interaction even more uncomfortable was that he got extremely close to my face while speaking to me, showing no consideration for my personal space. I was honestly shocked by how unnecessarily rude, dismissive, and unprofessional he was, especially considering I had done nothing more than politely ask a question. On a positive note, the performers were wonderful, and our waitress was incredibly kind and welcoming. It's unfortunate that the security guard's behavior created such a negative first impression of an otherwise enjoyable venue. I completely understand that security has an important job to do, especially when managing a line and welcoming guests, but basic respect, professionalism, and consideration for personal space should be the bare minimum. No paying customer should be made to feel uncomfortable or disrespected simply for asking a question. I genuinely hope management addresses this behavior because the performers and other staff deserve better representation at the front door. First impressions matter, and unfortunately, this interaction left a lasting negative impression on what should have been a fun night out.

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Tarantina

4.7(15 reviews)
14.5 mi•Echo Park

If you didn't enjoy this show, your mom should've swallowed…read more Hot chicks. Rad atmosphere. Well curated. Tarantino-approved.

This review is specific for the cabaret show hosted by Club Bahia. For the review on the club…read moreitself, check its dedicated business Yelp page. I don't know if I went to the show with too high of an expectation, but the truth is, I didn't walk away being fully blown away. I was adequately entertained, but not at the level that I came to expect from cabaret or burlesque shows in general. It's probably important to preface that I am more accustomed to seeing big production versions of shows in the same vein, such as Zumanity, in Las Vegas setting. And while I do realize entertainment of that caliber is in a different ballpark altogether, it's difficult not to compare. Billed as a homage to Tarantino films, which I know just (barely) enough to appreciate the many reference of the show, Tarantina is still a very grounded cabaret show at heart, and only superficially dipped in the Tarantino universe icing. If you're expecting it to be a movie celebration extravaganza, which I kinda did, you may be a little bit disappointed. If you're just there for a good time, to observe some talented ladies (and one token well-toned, constantly shirtless dude) perform, while you sit back and relax with a drink, this show delivers enough. The ticket price was... eh. VIP was too expensive, I wouldn't recommend anyone getting it. The GA, at $39 or so per person, including fees and all that, was a bit on the high side still, imho. I don't want to take anything away from the performers of the show, for I know all of them are disciplined artists that probably trained for their crafts with much time and dedication; nonetheless, I've just seen better, and some of them really failed to impress audience like me. Once you've seen the same tricks, but done arguably better, you'll probably feel the same. Not to be a total Debbie Downer, I do want to emphasize, there were definitely moments that I much appreciated: the MC was positively well cast. She was entertaining, one of the best parts of the show, and all she did was talk into the microphone... *with undeniable charisma*. The way she introduced each subsequent act, with brief explanation of which Tarantino film it related to, JUST FANTASTIC. I could hear her talk on and on. The one buff dude that was the token eye candy for the ladies and gay dudes, who doubled as prop master, who carried essential equipment on and off stage, was also a blessing. Of the acts that I got to see, (sadly I had to leave early due to work the next day, the show's being shown on a Thursday night and all), some were really good. Some were not so good. I do wanna list out some of the more memorable ones that I thought were worth your undivided attention. There was someone who danced with a python, along with some fire stunts. That screamed prime Britney, and therefore I ate that sh*t up. In fact, any time special flame effects were used, those were quite awesome. The ladies who exposed their perfect... uh... "female form", as the club called it, carried out a tasteful and sexy performance. Visually stunning, it was 1 of more memorable moments. There's a pure dance number, accompanied by "California Dreamin'", that was choreography heaven. It provided glimpses of what a professional dance number should look like. The fan blowing was a nice touch. As some put it, it was like watching "Dancing with the Stars". Finally, the Gogo Yubari number was also top-notched. Side note: if you're looking to see some serious boobage, then please be aware, and I quote from the MC, "this is a cabaret, and not a burlesque show". Frontal nudity is only occasionally featured. Of things that I didn't mention, some were still good. I just can't recall them off the top of my head right now. In contrast, remaining others were ok/mediocre, and a select few were sub-par. Had the pricing been lower, or had every single act been consistently solid, the act would've merited at least 4 stars from me. But right now, I would rate it 3.5 stars, but closer to the rounded 3 stars mark. I do, however, fully acknowledge that I might've missed some really great parts that were shown after my departure. The costume contest after the show, for instance, would've been wonderful to witness since some patrons were rocking some movie-grade wardrobes from the iconic films. (And just quickly circling back to the theme: if the costumes for the show, the decorations, and the routines were more heavily inspired & influenced by the Tarantino films, it would probably have pushed the ratings higher also. But hey, they did get the music/soundtracks right.) Overall, I see a show that has room for improvement, run by a group of individuals that could be showcased more properly with some better directions. But who cares what I think? Plenty of people in the audience were clearly enjoying themselves immensely. So go see for yourself instead. As a fun Thursday night on the town in the greater city of LA, it might just be enough.

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Ooh La La Revue - Hot honey rag tap & jazz Striptease dance

Ooh La La Revue

4.8(25 reviews)
107.4 mi•La Jolla

As a performer myself I tend to always be slightly over critical of the shows I attend. I have…read moreseen some really bad ones and some really great ones. I've been to other burlesque shows that seem to have the same thing 14 times in a row: girls in sexy outfits dance around, play with an audience member, and in the last 30 seconds take of their clothes. I know that's kind of how they work, but as a straight female that doesn't care one way or another if I see other women's boobs there needs to be just a little something more to really get me excited! I have to say that I had a great time last night at Ooh La La's first ever Revue. There were so many different types of performances! Always something new on stage and I really appreciated that. Here's the breakdown: It's a smaller, shorter show than I have seen them do before. It also was marketed as a "variety show", which contrasts their typical big, burlesque show they do bi-annually (which I love seeing). However, I really appreciated that variety they had last night. There were a few hot dance numbers, a couple of sexy burlesque numbers, a CRAZY amazing woman that did all kinds of gravity-defying balancing tricks, a comedian, a sword/belly dancer, and (my personal favorite) a "Stomp"-like group that created crazy intense beats on things like jugs of water, barrels, and pipes! Dance numbers: Fun! Energetic! Costumes were great! Burlesque numbers: The only act that I was slightly less impressed with was the burlesque dancer. She was great and had some great credentials, but I've seen better...even just in the larger Ooh La La shows or in other burlesque shows around San Diego. She was sexy and engaged the audience, I'll give her that. But, I personally don't think showcased a lot of actual talent outside of making taking her clothes off look sexy. Maybe that's just the over-critical dancer in me. I would have liked to see some kind of dancing or maybe a trick or two from her. Gravity Defying balancing Lady: WHAT THE ****!!!??? HOW DOES SOMEONE EVEN DO THAT!? Definitely blew me away! I would pay just to see her again! Comedian: Funny. It's tough to do a ten minute bit in the middle of a show and actually make people laugh! He pulled it off pretty well. Belly Dancer: The swords were definitely cool. It wasn't as energetic as some of the other acts, but I could see the high skill level this performance required so I think I'm okay with the mellow-ness (is that a word) of this act. It definitely was different, which I guess is the point of a "variety" show. Chris Rubio's Crew- I've seen them before and I have to say every time I see them they are the absolute HIGHLIGHT of the show! I love the strong beats and they are just SO TALENTED and so high energy! He's funny, too! He incorporated jokes while they were switching props and I LOVE that he brought audience members up to help sometimes. It really made you feel connected to the show! LOVE THEM! LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! Just this act alone makes it worth every penny to me To my understanding there will be new acts every monthly show. If the rest of the shows live up to this show I think you're in for a real treat. I agree with some of the other reviews that $10 for a glass from a $5 wine bottle I can get at Costco is a little irritating. That's not really an issue with the Ooh La La Revue itself, though, as I know they just rent the space. It's the fault of the venue (Tango Del Rey). If you're gonna charge me that much for a glass of wine maybe just hide the bottle so I can be tricked to think it's more expensive? Just saying. But, as far as the quality of the show goes: top notch!

Such a fun time! Staff was very friendly and helpful. Said to get there before 6pm, but the show…read moredoes not start till 6:45ish, gives you time to get a drink, go to the bathroom and get yourself settled in. Comedy, dance and extremely talented people will entertain you while you sit outside under the open sky. Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated. They do have a "speak easy" for more than water to drink. Hosted dessert is a nice touch towards the end. Can't wait to go back.

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Ooh La La Revue - Entertaining Can Can dance

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