SUZANNE Sizzles at the Westgate Las Vegas

I went in with low expectations and had a great time. I didn’t even know she was a singer. I don’t think I am her target demographic. I was the youngest person there by about 20 years. I know her mainly from Three’s Company and Thighmaster infomercials. I had never heard most of the songs she sang but her stories were entertaining and she has a great voice. She still looks amazing too. There were several smitten older gentleman in the audience. She gave them a little extra attention. It was cute. She shows a lot of clips of her career. That was interesting. I would have loved to bring my mom back to see the show but it looks like it has been cancelled. Bummer.

There’s a reason everyone has given 5 stars so far — Suzanne delivers. I went because I wanted to see a «celebrity» and had zero expectations other than to hear a few classic tunes, hoping Suzanne would be a passable singer. Well, it turns out that she’s not only a passable singer, but a true entertainer in the classic Vegas fashion. You can tell she put her «all» into this show, and isn’t relying on her mere «celebrity» to carry it. Her vocals were surprisingly strong (I was expecting to hear «Chrissy» singing!), pitch perfect, and her acting background ensured great phrasing and delivery — she «sold» every song. The songs were all woven into many interesting stories and anecdotes around her career and her famous friends, as were her several on-​stage costume changes. The best part — you could hear/​understand the lyrics — the wonderful band didn’t overpower her vocals (so common these days). Suzanne got up close and personal with the audience — lots of interaction — and was humble in that she expressed her sincere gratitude to the audience for attending. I noticed the legendary Steve Lawrence in the audience (who lost his equally legendary wife Eydie Gorme a couple of years ago), and Suzanne paid an emotional homage to him and dedicated one of Eydie’s songs to him — she’s a real class act. One other thing — this lady is in fantastic shape at age 68, or any age for that matter. I guess the Thighmaster must really work!

The wife wanted me to put the following review for this show. Super sultry, beautiful set, seamless costume changes right on stage, gorgeous woman with a voice to match ! Her stories of Frank Sinatra & the Rat Pack, American Graffiti, Barry Manilow and her many USO shows for the troops were captivating. Great show and a Great evening out !!

Another reason to love Suzanne Somers!
We loved her as the mystery blond in American Graffiti. We loved her as the ditsy blond in Three’s Company. Now we can fall in love with the beautiful voice and warm personality that is Suzanne Somers at the Westgate.
You’ll be tempted to argue that she’s lip-​syncing. She’s that sweet and consistently strong. Watch closely, it’s really her singing live and lovely. Who’d have thought it? She especially hit the mark with Leon Russell’s «A Song for You.» Wonderful rendition.
Three costume changes and she never leaves the stage! From the moment she makes her entrance to the end of the show, Suzanne Somers is in charge. She generously and warmly shares the stage with her band (especially the incredible sax player) and a very lucky audience member. But there is no doubt that it is her show.
And the production itself is worthy of her performance. The sound engineering is top notch. Can’t say enough about the lighting. Perfectly set the mood for each number yet never upstaged them. The quality of this production is comparable –no, better than! — many of the high budget shows elsewhere in town. Supurb!
Thank you Suzanne for coming back to the stage. We missed you and didn’t even know it!

My husband and I saw «Suzanne Sizzles» at the Westgate last night. We loved it! Suzanne Somers is really entertaining. She has a great voice, wonderful stories, and she’s just so likable and down-​to-​earth. It was so nice to see an entertainer who wasn’t just «going through the motions”– she loved being on that stage, and it showed. It had a cabaret feel to the show, and the musicians were great. The theater is intimate (meaning there’s not a bad seat in it), with a nice bar in back. We were thoroughly entertained, and would definitely go see her again.

When I heard that Suzanne Somers was going to open her show at Westgate I thought, who in their right mind would start a residency in Las Vegas, of all places, at 68? And why? Granted, she was just on Dancing With The Stars and she has written a couple of huge best sellers and she is a regular guest on The O’Reilly Factor; (love Bill), but can she carry a whole show? The answer is YES. She can!
Her show was very entertaining and reminiscent of old Vegas meaning, very little props, real musicians and a microphone in the «on» position. Not very common in our city these days. She connected with the audience by sharing nuances of her life and career. Brought back so many memories of her TV shows and USO tours because I was living in Germany at the time and that was a base stop on the way to destinations unknown. She sang mostly standards taken from The Great American Songbook. Some I knew, some I didn’t. But that didn’t really matter. Her voice was clear and her presence ethereal. Plus it’s hard to miss those legs! Her band consisted of just 5 members but the sound was full and they were excellent! I especially liked the sax player who occasionally was spotlighted. I have an affinity to the sound of a saxophone as my father played sax in the Army band and I grew up listening to him practice and play.
Suzanne never skipped a beat even changing, effortlessly I might add, on stage. She looked great, I LOVED the last gown, and I could tell she was at home and in her element.
The only grumble I have is there were no photo ops after the show, otherwise, if you want to see a real Las Vegas show with a very talented star and cast, see Suzanne Sizzles. You heard me!

Surprise! Small venue so I really didn’t expect a lot, but I LOVED this show! What a down to earth personality, beautiful smile and great legs… a little bit of this, a little bit of that, a little bit of Heaven. Very entertaining, very intimate. I laughed, I cried, I was entertained, I was moved. Great stories, great music, great songs, great memories. A+ Highly recommend!

I will see this show again, she has an amazing voice! I grew up watching her shows and I never knew she could entertain like this. She is the full package, a perfect vegas show for the family.

Love love love it!
I loved the show, she has a great voice. The showroom is small but makes for a very intimate show. The screens above the stage were a nice touch. Sitting at the front area of the balcony the screens made the venue look larger.
I can’t wait to see it again.