Defending The Caveman and Nathan Burton

Going to Vegas next week. Wanted to see Defending The Caveman and Nathan Burton.

Was wondering if either of these shows drag audience members up on stage or use the audience as "part of their act".

I like seeing shows in Vegas but I don't want to be "part of the show". Looking to be entertained....not part of the entertainment, if you know what I mean.

Thanks for any info
JW

 

We only seen Defending the Caveman out of these two choices.....seen it last year in April.........not bad but also NOT great.....good because we got tickets for $26.......wouldn't see it again.......and NO they do not call you up on stage.......there are much better shows to see......one is Rita Rudner....EXTREMELY FUNNY.....even the Variety Show is better then the Caveman...and about the same amount of money....

 

Nathan Burton's show is very much audience participation, especially with the guest acts like Russ Meyer and Jeff Civillico. Their entire acts involve audience members on the stage, and no mercy at all!

 

Thanks for the information. Much appreciated.

JW

 

We saw Nathan Burton last month. Sam is right about the audience participation. If you are really worried about being called up on stage, sit up in the balcony. We sat in the first row and had a great view of the stage.

Tim

 

Got something to hide do you?

Maybe now is the time to get it off your chest. You can trust us, we are from the internet.

 

I saw Defending the Caveman and I don't remember any aidience participation.

 

From the reviews I've read, everyone was probably asleep.