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Rock Hard: Male Revue to open in Las Vegas25 March 2025(PRESS RELEASE) -- Rock Hard: Male Revue, a new male strip show directed and produced by a Woman for a female audience, will premiere Friday, 11 April 2025, at the OYO Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. The show will run Friday and Saturday nights at 9 p.m. and features a diverse cast of professional male dancers with choreography and costuming developed to reflect a female perspective. Created and executive produced by Denise Kraft, Rock Hard is currently the only known Las Vegas male revue built entirely from a Woman's point of view. Kraft brings decades of experience in the adult entertainment, novelty, lingerie, and sexual wellness industries, having worked in marketing and public relations for some of the world's largest studios, brands, and distributors in those sectors. "For years, male revues have been produced through a male lens, often overlooking what actually resonates with Women," Kraft said. "This show is about shifting the focus to create something that genuinely reflects Women's interests, desires, and comfort levels. Building this show with a diverse cast in all aspects was extremely important to me because I want there to be some part of the show that every Woman can connect with." The production aims to offer a safe and interactive environment where audience members can choose to engage as much or as little as they prefer. The show is structured to be welcoming to a wide range of guests, from first-timers to longtime fans of the genre. Kraft tapped Okewa Garrett as choreographer, bringing his professional dance experience and creative movement to the stage. Garrett's performance credits include dancing with Beyoncé, Trey Songz, Jennifer Lopez, Monica, Chris Brown, and more. Garrett's Las Vegas stage experience includes appearances in Jubilee, 53X, and Chippendales, and his choreography for Rock Hard integrates classical dance training with contemporary staging. Kraft has previously co-produced other Las Vegas-based productions including BurlesQ and Electric Candy, both known for their emphasis on female-forward entertainment. |