Is Cirque Du Soleil’s Zumanity a risk?

Spicy! Don’t plan on bringing young children to this Vegas show! Head down the strip to the New York-New York hotel and experience Cirque du Soleil’s “Zumanity,” a popular Las Vegas adult show that showcases sexuality and sensuality with smooth flirtation and bold expressions of pleasure in a show of 90 minutes.

This is a topless show, so get ready to see your skin side in racy costumes (think sexy French maid outfits), plus performers in costumes that make them look like they’re really naked. The show features racy and sensual dance moves, gymnastics, and twirls. Expect crowd interaction and participation that will excite all attendees. Each act will focus on different elements of sexuality, similar to the ups and downs that occur in your everyday romantic relationship.

Some have found the show too risky and edgy, so it’s definitely not for the easily intimidated. Zumanity covers the full gamut of relationships, including straight, gay, older, overweight, and everything in between. Opinions about Zumanity range from being a show that walks a fine line between tasteful and downright vulgar eroticism to those who found it offensive. Parts of the show that are difficult to recognize and appreciate include the live marching band, cast members walking before the show to loosen up the crowd, and acrobatic performances.

Zumanity shows happen every day except Mondays and Thursdays, and tickets for this big show range from $69 to over $100, depending on available seats.