Suzanne Somers returns to Las Vegas with nightclub act starting in May

By The Associated Press
March 26 2015 12:58 PM

CP32455091 — FILE - In this Oct. 11, 2014 file photo, Suzanne Somers arrives at the 2014 Carousel Of Hope Ball, in Beverly Hills, Calif. The television personality Somers is bringing a nightclub act to Las Vegas starting in May 2015. Westgate Las Vegas officials announced this week that the “Dancing with the Stars” contestant will perform a 70-minute musical show dubbed “Suzanne Sizzles” that promises a Rack Pack-era cabaret vibe in an intimate venue at the casino-hotel. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP, File)

LAS VEGAS, Nev. – Television personality Suzanne Somers is bringing a nightclub act to Las Vegas starting in May.

Westgate Las Vegas officials announced this week that the “Dancing with the Stars” contestant will perform a 70-minute musical show dubbed “Suzanne Sizzles” that promises a Rack Pack-era cabaret vibe in an intimate venue at the casino-hotel.

It is the same property Somers performed at in the 1980s when it was known as the Las Vegas Hilton.

Tickets start at $65 plus taxes and fees for the 7 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday performances through May 16.

In conjunction with the show, Westgate Las Vegas says it will open a Suzanne Somers Spa featuring the performer’s licensed skin and hair care products and a cafe that will include a menu of Somers’ own recipes.

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