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Paris Las Vegas hosts 'Ribbon of Life'

The show celebrates American music from the West Coast, the Heartland and the East Coast. Show time is 1 p.m. each day. Tickets are $35, $50, $100 and $200, and are available by calling (702) 384-2899. Proceeds benefit Golden Rainbow's mission to provide housing and direct financial assistance to southern Nevadans living with HIV/AIDS and to support prevention education.

The production draws hundreds of singers and dancers from the best shows in Las Vegas, and this year, "Ribbon of Life" stars the casts of Folies Bergere, Jubilee!, La Cage, Le Reve, The Lost Vegas Crew, Mamma Mia, Missy Cochran Entertainment, Mosaic, No Boundaries Dance Company, O, Phantom The Las Vegas Spectacular, Spamalot, Tim Searcy, Tony & Lloyd and Tony & Tina's Wedding.

Special performances include Las Vegas Show performers and their children and The Hot Flash Hoofers, who are journeying from Vancouver, British Columbia, to appear.

The annual "Ribbon of Life" is a completely original production show. The largest of its kind staged in Las Vegas, the production typically involves over 200 performers from Las Vegas Strip shows and other city theatrical organizations. The show contains all original work that will only be seen during the two days of the fundraising event. All talent in the show donates their time.

Sponsors include Paris Las Vegas, Bergman Walls & Associates, The Boughner Family Foundation, Century 21 MoneyWorld, David Greenhouse Photography/Liquid Light Studios, Findlay Cadillac Saab, Harrah's Entertainment, HouseSeats, The Idea Factory, IGT, Imperial Royal Sovereign Court of the Desert Empire, Dr. Fiona Kelley, The John Kish Foundation, Las Vegas NightBeat, PR Newswire, Orbitz, Q Vegas, Shack Findlay Honda, St. Rose Dominican Hospitals, Steinbeck Communications, VegasAuditions.com and Wells Fargo.

"Ribbon of Life" is the single largest fundraiser of the year for Golden Rainbow, an HIV/AIDS service organization serving men, women, children and families affected by HIV/AIDS in southern Nevada.

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