Now In Development

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A sneak peek at Shangri-La-La — the wildest musical comedy to ever feature a white tiger, a sequined jumpsuit, and the American Dream.

About the Show

The American Dream. With Claws.

"Part love story, part fever dream, part Vegas spectacular."

Shangri-La-La is a full two-hour musical comedy about the legendary duo Siegfried & Roy — two German boys who dreamed their way from post-war Europe to the glittering heart of Las Vegas, only to have it all upended by a 600-pound white tiger named Montecore.

Part love story, part fever dream, part Vegas spectacular — the show asks what happens when the act you've built your entire life around turns on you. Literally.

With original songs, jaw-dropping illusions, and more sequins than should be legally permitted, Shangri-La-La is a celebration of ambition, partnership, and the beautiful absurdity of the American Dream.

Production Stills

From the Stage

The full ensemble — opening night energy
The full ensemble — opening night energy
Curtain call — the crowd goes wild
Curtain call — the crowd goes wild
The house packed to the rafters
The house packed to the rafters
Glitter, sequins, and showmanship
Glitter, sequins, and showmanship

Where We Are

Full Show in Development

Shangri-La-La has performed at festivals and workshops to standing ovations. The full two-hour production is now in development, with NYC performances planned for Summer 2027.

2 Hours
Full Production
Summer 2027
NYC Premiere
Original
Songs & Score
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Shangri-La-La — A Musical Comedy About Siegfried & Roy

The American Dream. With claws.

A musical comedy about Siegfried & Roy. Full two-hour show in development. New York City performances planned for summer 2027.

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© 2027 Shangri-La-La. An independent theatrical work featuring satire, dramatization, and imagined scenes.