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Now Playing: Cher at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace
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The extraordinary production, aptly titled "Cher," is a high-energy, concert-style show that features the artist's record-breaking hits, including "If I Could Turn Back Time," "Believe" and "Strong Enough." With her infamous rock-and-roll attitude and theatrical affinity, the show treats guests to an intimate look back through Cher's iconic career, with vintage footage of rarely-seen "Sonny and Cher" clips and a marvelous stage that alters its scenery for every song and mood.
"If you thought my other shows were exciting, just wait until you see this one," exclaimed Cher. "This show is me ... but bigger. It takes some of my favorite elements from my touring shows and kicks them up a notch."
Designed exclusively for the 4,300-seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace, Cher boasts the talents of choreographer and director
"We knew there was going to be a high demand for this show, but the
response has been truly overwhelming," said
"It is a true pleasure to welcome Cher back to Caesars Palace," said
Tickets for performances of Cher through October are now on sale. The pop
diva has also added three additional show dates (
Ticket prices are
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About Caesars Palace
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