Mark Ogge’s Circus Automaton, a large mechanical theatre, was unveiled in Superfrico’s Blue Room during the restaurant’s five-year anniversary celebration, FOX5 Vegas reported. MGM Resorts’ announcement describes the Blue Room as a showcase for work by Ogge, Spiegelworld’s artist of record, including a commissioned mechanical-theatre version of the piece.
Dinner and performance in the Blue Room
The Blue Room is also the setting for THE PARTY, a dinner-and-performance experience staged five nights a week, according to the MGM Resorts announcement. Spiegelworld describes the show as a three-course Italian-American-Psychedelic dinner from the Superfrico kitchen accompanied by performers’ acts. Its listing says the room seats 50; FOX5 reported that THE PARTY was playing to sold-out houses five nights a week.
The cited Cosmopolitan entertainment listing gives a Sunday-through-Thursday schedule, with doors opening at 6:30 p.m., a 7 p.m. start and prices from $175 per person. MGM’s announcement about the show’s launch listed Wednesday-through-Sunday performances at 7 p.m. for $150 per person. The listings differ, so prospective guests should confirm current details with the venue.
The anniversary gathering
More than 300 Spiegelworld friends attended the party, FOX5 Vegas reported. The station said two penguins—the restaurant’s brandmark—welcomed guests and served drinks from a rotating martini tower. The gathering continued in Superfrico’s Studio Bar and the Blue Room, according to FOX5’s event report.
Superfrico took over the former Rose Rabbit Lie space at The Cosmopolitan in 2021, Eater Vegas reported. The anniversary celebration brought the restaurant’s five-year milestone together with the Blue Room’s newly unveiled installation.
