It was just the kind of quirky, sexy, weird (and really cheap) show downtown needed. Cue the sad trombone. And a guy dressed like a chicken with a hula hoop.<\/p>\n Some will recall Saunders in her show at Bally’s (now Horseshoe), “The Miss Behave Game Show.”<\/p>\n Fans of that shuttered production can find it on the high seas now, albeit sans Saunders, as it’s being performed in partnership with Virgin Voyages.<\/p>\n While the run of “Miss Behave’s Mavericks” has come to an end, Saunders will continue to work with Cheapshot, and owner Ryan Doherty, on “specific showroom shenanigans.”<\/p>\n “Miss Behave’s Mavericks” was a noble experiment, as Cheapshot isn’t really set up as a theater, it’s a bar with a tiny stage.<\/p>\n As mentioned, tickets were dirt cheap and the show was produced on a shoestring budget with approximately zero devoted to marketing. Word-of-mouth was strong, however.<\/p>\n The show often featured drop-ins by Strip performers due to Saunders’ years of hanging out with circus people.<\/p>\n A highlight of the burlesque-heavy show was a “Flashdance” number which probably should’ve been accompanied by a warning from the American Heart Association.<\/p>\n Here’s some video from the show, but it was rarely the same show twice.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.casino.org\/vitalvegas\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/04\/miss_behaves_mavericks5.jpg\")
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