Beacher’s Madhouse | |
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Genre | Contemporary circus |
Date of premiere | 2002 |
Location | New York City, New York Las Vegas, Nevada Los Angeles, California |
Creative team | |
Creator, director | Jeff Beacher |
Co-director, host | Pete Giovine |
Official website |
Beacher's Madhouse is a contemporary circus created by Jeff Beacher that has played in New York City, Las Vegas and Los Angeles. [1]
The show debuted in New York in 2002. [2]
Beacher's Madhouse premiered in Las Vegas in 2004 at the Hard Rock Hotel . While in Los Angeles the show was performed at The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. [2]
The show was hosted by co-director and MC Pete Giovine. [3]
In 2008 the show went on an 81 city tour [4] entitled Beacher’s Costume Ball Tour, [5] and in 2009, the show became a featured act on the Warped Tour and Mayhem Festival.
The 2013 Beacher's Madhouse return to Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Las Vegas was hosted by singer Miley Cyrus. [6]
Beacher's Madhouse also performed in 2016 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. [7]
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Jeff Beacher is an American producer, entrepreneur and master of ceremonies who created, produced and hosted the long-running live theater series, Beacher's Madhouse. Through his company Beacher Media Group he develops consulting and media relations.