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Sopranos Last SupperReviewed July 15, 2006 After being ushered into the "club" by a thick New York accented, rough around the edges, probably seen a little too much family business girl, it's obvious; we've left Las Vegas and entered the old neighborhood. This is no average show, you can fugghedabout dat.
Polyester jumpsuits, wifebeaters, cigars, big collars, and gold, gold, gold seem to be the dress code in Sylvio's place. This Mob hideaway owns the word "gaudy" with dozens of disco balls and loud decor. And something says the place is nearly empty for a reason. Perhaps it's normal clientele is there usually to take care of other types of "business." Here the boys get fired up about who's a dirty rat and what it takes to be a real "boss." Guns are pulled and filthy Italian mouths are at their best before they decide to elect someone new. From the family? No. From the audience.
Now, it seems so far, in the old neighborhood, it's the wise guys that make all the noise. But some of the overly tanned, bad mouthed, and ballsy women would beg to differ in that they hold some puppet strings and attitude of their own. It takes a certain kind of woman to marry into this business. Complimented by the singing of "Dancing Queen" and Aretha's "Respect," the ladies reveal several tips on being a successful Mob princess. On clothing- if it sparkles, dangles, or the designer ends in –o-, buy it! On hair- bigger is better. On the right walk- chew gum and strut, and chew, and strut, and chew... On marriage- marry into money! It is after all, not how you spend your time, it's how much you spend in your time. And now with all the nonsense, singing, dancing, and Tony's shrink appointments finally out of the way, it's time to Make the new boss. One by one, audience members are brought up on stage and tested to see if they'll fit the underworld position. A slick dirty dog is chosen and the partying continues. No one is sitting any longer. The quiet, sly Mob hideaway swarms with a cha cha dance line and crashing wine glasses. The audience can't help but celebrate like one of their own is the new boss. Return To Las Vegas Shows Reviews Main MenuLooking For More?
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