"The Soprano's Last Supper": Comedy, Live Music and Dancing

Full Price:: $64.50 - $86.50
Our Price:: $34.25 - $56.25*

Join Tony, Sil', Paulie, Uncle Jun', Dr. Melfri and all your favorite characters for a hilarious spoof of the hit TV show. The Soprano's Last Supper features 90 minutes of interactive theater, including singing, dancing and comedy, or a VIP package that includes an Italian dinner with the cast.

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Member since 2006
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- Rated 4.0
- Written on May 26 2009
This was AWESOME! If you are a Soprano's fan...you will love this! With the exceptions of Paulie, the cast was dead on in looks, personalities and mannerisms. The dinner was simply phenomenal. Highly recommend!!!
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Gigi S.
Gigi S.
Member since 2007
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- Rated 4.0
- Written on Jul 16 2009
This was a great show! It was very interactive. The actors all came out in the audience and allowed us to participate in the show. We even got to dance if we wanted to. I figured the buffet would be mediocre because they usually are at these types of things. But the food was fabulous too! It was a really enjoyable show and I'd recommend it to anyone.
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Denise Gray
Denise Gray
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- Rated 4.0
- Written on Oct 19 2009
When attending an interactive dinner theater, it is always more enjoyable if the guests participate with the actors. The other guests who sat at our table were very nice and played along somewhat. If you attend in a large group, or, end up at a fun-loving table, you will have a great time. The food was plentiful and just as it was described, quite tasty. Dessert was served and even the ice tea & coffee were refilled. We knew very little about the TV show and still had fun. This show is not for young children. My college age son was in stitches due to the excellent portrayal of a drunken Dr. Melfi. Turns out she loses her inhibitions as the night and her alcohol consumption advanced.
The Sopranos Last Supper was one of three shows we saw this week in Vegas and we had VIP seating at each of these events. Goldstar came through for us and the seats were great!
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