Steve Wynn News

The AP is reporting that the death of Singer-Impressionist Danny Gans, a staple on the Las Vegas Strip, was accidental, according to a coroner's statement released today. Clark County Coroner Mike Murphy said Gans' passing was caused by prescription painkiller Dilaudid.

Singer-Impressionist Danny Gans, a staple on the Las Vegas Strip, passed away at age 52 on May 1st.

Singer-Impressionist Danny Gans, a staple on the Las Vegas Strip, has died at age 52. Entertainment Tonight features an interview with Donny Osmond with his late friend Danny Gans. ET reached back into their archives to bring this touching video of Donny with his friend and producer to audiences.

Danny Gans appeared on Broadway in 1995's 'Danny Gans on Broadway: The Man of Many Voices.' Shortly after his Broadway engagement, Gans found success in Las Vegas, headlining at the Stratosphere Hotel and later the Rio Hotel.

Singer-Impressionist Danny Gans, a staple on the Las Vegas Strip, has died at age 52. A cause of death is unknown, however a 911 call was placed at 3:44am stating Gans was 'having trouble breathing.' Gans had already passed away by the time paramedics arrived.

Las Vegas entertainment institution passes away in his sleep.

Saturday night at the Mirage Hotel and Casino there was a bright spot...That beacon of light was Terry Fator.

The Las Vegas Review Journal is reporting that 'Drowsy Chaperone' Tony winner Bob Martin is working with Las Vegas titan Steve Wynn in developing a treatment for a new musical based on the music of the Bee Gees. Martin is currently working as the book writer on the LA bound Charles Strouse musical MINSKY'S which opens February 6, 2009, at Center Theatre Group/Ahmanson Theatre and continues through March 1 (previews begin January 21).

Susan and Tony Bennett will host the second annual Exploring The Arts benefit gala to raise funds to support arts education in public schools. The evening will be held on Tuesday, September 23 at Cipriani Wall Street and will be hosted by Whoopi Goldberg.

Susan and Tony Bennett will host the second annual Exploring The Arts benefit gala to raise funds to support arts education in public schools. The evening will be held on Tuesday, September 23 at Cipriani Wall Street and will be hosted by Whoopi Goldberg.

It has finally happened. A hit Broadway musical - a Tony® Award-winner - has arrived in Las Vegas and it is the closest thing to both a Broadway experience and a genuine hit Broadway show this city has ever seen. Yes, we have a terrific Spamalot (or, we do until it closes in July), a breathtaking Phantom and Mamma Mia! just celebrated a record five-year run here. But none of them quite manages to do what Jersey Boys does. Spamalot is funny and true to the spirit of the original, but it runs a mere 90 minutes.

TheStripPodcast.com reports legendary musical theatre composer, Andrew Lloyd Webber, has penned a song for Le Reve after seeing the water-spectacular at the Wynn Las Vegas.

With their King Arthur, John O'Hurley, standing by, Eric Idle and Steve Wynn announce the musical's opening.

John O'Hurley has been crowned as King Arthur in the upcoming Las Vegas production of Monty Python's Spamalot, which will begin previews at the Wynn Las Vegas on March 8th and open on March 31st

According to actress Paige O'Hara, Jerry Herman fans still have a chance of seeing the composer/lyricist's Miss Spectacular reach Las Vegas stage

A Chorus Line, the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning musical, proudly announces the 2006 cast.

One of the hottest topics today, in the world of theatre business, is the increasing trend of Broadway shows setting up shop in Las Vegas. BroadwayWorld.com now turns it spotlight to the desert...and it seemed like the perfect time to chat with Michael Gill. Widely considered to be the leading expert at this crossroads of Broadway and Vegas, Gill reveals what makes a Broadway show desireable for transfer. He also talks about his current and upcoming productions, such as Hairspray and Phantom. Here is an insider's take on the Vegas theatre business and much more.

The Las Vegas production of Avenue Q will close on May 28th, leaving the Wynn Las Vegas hotel open for the incoming Spamalot and making Avenue Q available to tour