Terry Fator: Who’s The Dummy Now

Terry Fator: Who’s The Dummy Now is a live show that captivates audiences with Fator’s skilled performances, which range from comedy to impersonations and even singing.

Terry Fator is one of the Strip’s most successful headliners, making his show a must-attend while in Las Vegas.

Terry Fator: Who’s The Dummy Now, Discount Tickets, Las Vegas

One of the highlights of this show is that while Fator is a talented illusionist, audiences will rarely watch him perform tricks. Instead, the funnyman wows his audiences with his unique singing, mimicking pop culture icons such as Cher and Elvis without moving his lips. What’s more, Fator is a skilled puppeteer whose ability to bring the puppets to life makes him an incredible performer.

The show’s adorable puppets are stars in their own right, with each showcasing a particular personality and musical genre, combining the two elements to make a unique show. Look out for Winston, the impersonating turtle; Walter T. Airdale; Maynard Thompkins, the World’s Greatest Elvis Impersonator; Emma Taylor, the little girl with the big voice; Duggie Scott Walker, the annoying neighbor; Julius, the soul singer; Monty Carlo, the lounge singer; Hyphen, the delusional British rocker; Vikki, the cougar; Barry Fabulous, a flamboyant hip-hop diva; and Wrex, the safety expert.

For diehard Elvis Presley fans, Maynard Thompkins makes for an exciting part of Terry Fator: Who’s The Dummy Now. Maynard is touted to be the world’s best Elvis impersonator – and it is easy to see why.

Fator’s impressive vocal ranges include hits such as ‘I Got You Babe,’ ‘At Last’, and ‘Friends In Low Places. The fact that Fator hardly opens his mouth during the show allows guests to enjoy the entertainer’s talents. To refer to the Fator show as just a puppet show doesn’t do the entertainer’s myriad of skills any justice. A more apt description for the show would include ‘the best singer on the Las Vegas Strip, one whose mouth does not open and whose use of puppets provides comic relief for those in attendance.”

Tickets are available online and at the New York-New York Theater, and the show runs from Sunday to Thursday at 7:30pm.