Dita Von Teese is keeping her feathers and rhinestones on the Las Vegas Strip a while longer. The burlesque icon has extended her residency at Voltaire inside The Venetian Resort through June 2027, adding new performance dates that run from January through June of that year.
The extension, first reported by FOX5 Vegas, keeps the show — titled Haute Striptease — running mostly Thursday through Sunday nights at the venue. Von Teese said demand remains strong after more than 300 performances, and she has described Haute Striptease as the biggest, most lavish burlesque show ever staged, according to the same report.
A Residency Built on Repeated Extensions
This isn't the first time the show has gotten a longer lease on the Strip. The residency debuted at Voltaire in November 2023, according to BroadwayWorld, and has been stretched further in stages since. Las Vegas Weekly reported that Voltaire had announced an extension through May 2025, and The Venetian Resort Las Vegas later confirmed in a Sept. 30, 2025 announcement that the run would continue through summer 2026, citing overwhelming demand.
The venue's own materials describe the show leaning on new themed sets and an extraordinary collection of couture and vintage pieces, including what it calls museum-worthy Bob Mackie showgirl creations. Past Venetian announcements have also pointed to vintage Bob Mackie and Pete Menefee costumes paired with couture from designers like Jenny Packham and Christian Louboutin.
Celebrity Crowd and an Intimate Room
Voltaire's 1,000-capacity room uses cabaret seating, which Las Vegas Weekly has described as making for a more intimate show than a typical Strip production. That scale hasn't kept celebrities away — The Venetian Resort Las Vegas has said the residency has drawn guests including Pamela Anderson, Jon Hamm, Aaron Paul, Christina Hendricks, Miranda Lambert and Shania Twain.
Showtimes have varied across reporting. FOX5 Vegas reports all shows now start at 8 p.m. local time, while a prior Venetian release described select dates running Thursday through Sunday with 9 p.m. shows on Fridays and Saturdays and 8 p.m. shows on Thursdays and Sundays. BroadwayWorld has separately listed doors opening at 8 p.m., and Las Vegas Weekly has listed the show itself at 9 p.m. with tickets starting at $60.
Where to Find Tickets
Tickets and the full performance calendar for the newly added January-through-June 2027 dates are available at voltairelv.com, according to FOX5 Vegas. The Venetian Resort Las Vegas has separately confirmed that tickets for Dita Von Teese's shows can be purchased through the same site.
