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The World's A Stage: The Strip's Privatized Areas Reimagined As A Performance Space, Klaire Viduya
The World's A Stage: The Strip's Privatized Areas Reimagined As A Performance Space, Klaire Viduya
Hospitality Design Graduate Student Capstones
Las Vegas has been home to live performances since 1931, tying entertainment with the existence of hotels and casinos. A lot of focus has been put into the live music performances on a larger scale such as concerts and residencies throughout the tourist-filled Strip. Nowadays, major cities are promoting themselves through culture, art and the creative industries, developing new innovative urban spaces and business. According to a study by the UNLV Gaming Research Lab, throughout the past few years in hospitality, there has been a trend of the entertainment having less revenue compared to other sectors such as gambling and …