The Composers Room turns into a den of shadows and sequins for this Halloween edition of The Cabaret Review, a variety show pulling together some of the sharpest local talent Las Vegas has to offer. Think live vocalists belting out powerhouse numbers, dancers moving through tight choreography, and burlesque performers working the kind of slow-build tease that keeps a room leaning forward. The pacing moves quick, jumping between acts so there's rarely a lull, and the whole night leans into a vintage glamour aesthetic that fits the venue's old-school lounge bones.

Beyond the stage, there's a costume contest for anyone who wants to show off their Halloween look on the dance floor, plus raffle giveaways stocked with prizes from local business sponsors. A specialty cocktail—the Champagne Cabaret, dressed up for the season—will be available at the bar, alongside sweet bites for anyone craving something decadent between acts. Costumes or vintage cocktail attire are encouraged, so the crowd itself tends to become part of the show.