Vinnie Favorito never learned to bite his tongue. Instead, he firmly advocates for a universal equality among all men and women — put simply, everyone’s a target.  Since childhood, he’s been using his clever speech to dismantle giant egos and bring even the proudest people right back down to Earth.  Now, after almost thirty years in the business, Vinnie prepares his Las Vegas show to be the great equalizer in the human condition.  Vinny’s routine focuses on the stereotypes that seem to differentiate us, but his personal take is that these are the qualities that make us the same.

He’ll knock you down to size with snarky insight and merciless heckling, but his star shines just as brightly for the unrehearsed, rapid-fire barrage of wit that’s become a trademark of his performance. No one else can do it quite like Vinnie — taking a question as innocuous as “What’s your name?” and turning it into one of the best bits of the evening.  That’s when he’s at his best. While other comedians scribble down ideas and look for inspiration, he creates volumes of material simply by being himself.  Without a doubt, this makes his Vegas show a worthy candidate for a great night of comedy.

To his fans, he’s known as “The Voice.” A moniker like that begs for a payoff and Matt Goss writes a huge check in the form of soft and smooth vocals reminiscent of vintage Vegas memories — and to some, Ol’ Blue Eyes himself.  Goss moves his lips to a satisfying blend of classy covers and original efforts, surrounded by gorgeous dancers and a casino-style performance room that radiates with a timeless ambiance, perfectly complimenting the gentle, soothing tones he’s become famous for.

While attending his Las Vegas show, male viewers can’t help but notice the smartly-dressed, piercingly blue-eyed vocalist’s effect on the ladies.  Producer Robin Anton — in the interest of fairness — seeks to balance out the equation with the “Dirty Virgins,” a head-turning, eye-popping collection of testosterone magnets who accompany Matt’s songs with excessively noteworthy dance routines.  Everything happens at Cleopatra’s Barge, which was renamed The Gossy Room when Matt brought his talents on board.  With only 175 seats, and a long history in a magical city, The Gossy Room is the perfect backdrop for “The Voice” to play his trade as the Vegas show headliner whose serene vocals soothe audiences and turn back time.