Make your way to the Erotic Heritage Museum and immerse yourself in the phenomenally funny Puppetry of the Penis. The show runs from Thursday to Sunday from 8pm. Get the most out of this experience with an upgraded ticket to cover a tour of the museum and enjoy a drink from the nearby Strip Club. Tickets are available online and at The Jewel Box Theater within the museum. This brand of raunchy, yet hilarious entertainment, is a must-watch in Las Vegas.

Join a growing list of celebrities who have enjoyed this creative show, including Elton John, Naomi Campbell, and The Beckhams. It is not uncommon to hear the audience members gasping in disbelief and squealing in excitement, while simply enjoying the nude comedy theatrical production. Some of the show’s signature performances include the creation of the widely famous ‘Hamburger,’ ‘the Eiffel Tower,’ and ‘the Windsurfer,’ among others. The Puppetry of the Penis Show is strictly restricted to members 18 years and above, for the simple reason that it involves the lead performers twisting, folding and scooping their male organs while offering coarse commentary to go with their acts. It is no surprise that the venue of the show is the iconic Erotic Heritage Museum. The performers launched their first-ever show in 1998, and two decades later, the show plays in the heart of Las Vegas. Puppetry of the Penis is a show whose artists put their skills to good use, but instead of paper, use their penises for this show.Īudiences are always amazed to learn that the show has its origins in Australia. Just not erotic.For art lovers, the making of paper planes may be an enjoyable pastime, but this show goes above and beyond paper in true Vegas style. We didn't learn much, but it was mildly interesting. Did we enjoy it? Some of it, some of it was just corny, some even boring. There were several monitors showing actual sex all over. The large video on animals could have been interesting, but the audio was 3 minutes behind the video. We enjoyed the old pottery and figurines, the erotic indian artwork and what actual historical objects they had, but the displays were set up poorly, with little documentation. It was just a few bikes welded together, with a tv on the handlebars, it vibrated when it got pedaled. The giant sex bike? Down for maintenance.

The timeline of the porn industry covered the basics, mostly about censorship and people getting arrested for making it. The display on wicked Berlin was just a small history of a few famous people, and magazine drawings and covers and a pair of Eva Brau's underwear! As history, very little real info. It's more an attempt at the history of sex and the porn industry, not eroticism. We did not feel the museum lived up to it's name. We spent two hours in there, but we read the displays. Then these two characters will combine with humorous commentary that most viewers find to be. Their figure resembles a variation of adult balloon art known as genital origami or penis puppetry. What takes place is two nude men wearing caps and modifying their genitals into different shapes. We paid our senior rate and entered the museum. Puppy of the Penis is a live show in Las Vegas.

Not really much in the way of merchandise, with some displayed books and a large orgy type bedroom display. The building, next to a strip club reminded us of an '70's x-rated film theater.

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