Do not go to this show with any expectations for anything other than topless women and acrobatics.  The women are beautiful and capable of amazing flexibility, let's just say that.\n\nOn the other hand, the \""humor\"" is raunchy (which they warned us about) and not a bit funny (which they didn't).  The attempt at a story line is a shambles.  It involves odd and unclear connections to some randomly-selected children's fairy tales.  The music appeared to be pre-recorded, since no musicians were visible or acknowledged.  And I'm not entirely sure the vocals weren't pre-recorded either.\n\nAnd here's the part that finally killed it for me:  The lead actress (not Holly) ended the show by literally demanding that everyone in the audience rise up and give the cast a standing ovation!  Never before, in my entire theater-going life, have any performers ended any show by asking the audience to give them a standing ovation.  How pathetic.\n\nAs far as Holly Madison:  Her role isn't minimal, and she's onstage a fair amount, but it is very tightly scripted and controlled, with none of the spontaneity that we all loved about her in The Girls Next Door.  A little audience interaction or Q&A would have gone a long way, and whoever decided not to trust her to just be herself, for at least some small part of this production, is a fool.\n\nIn fairness, a lot of people seemed to enjoy the show.  But the couple in front of us walked out before it was over, and we were tempted to join them.