To Sleep, Perchance To Dream...

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We saw our first Vegas show, thanks to a generous, inside crew hook-up. Le Reve ("the dream" in French) - I knew my French would come in handy in Las Vegas (?) - is a gorgeous show of flying, twirling, and diving gymnasts/swimmers and the set is completely submerged in a pool of water. The costumes conjure up fantastical creatures and characters, and it is like living in a wacked-out dream. I was completely impressed with the acrobatics and strength of the performers, who also exhibited gorgeous grace. Made all of us want to run to the gym; Le Reve brings a whole new meaning to the word "fitness." There were even doves in the show, which made the show all the more ethereal. All in all, DREAMY!

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