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Flo wrote:

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I really hope Shania will feel better in the next few days and won't have to cancel all of her February shows!

I found the link on the previous page mentioning the legs 7 show dates. Do you think these are the official dates to be announced?

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Those are probably the dates. We just have to wait until they are officially announced. 

eilleen333 wrote:

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I really hope that you'll be able to go to another show Cody! Did you travel far to Vegas?

Hope Shania will feel better soon!

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 It's a four hour drive for me. eilleen333 I am disappointed that I cannot see her now, but, I am more concerned about her health. She really needs to get better, even if that does mean she has to cancel the rest of the run. She needs rest, you can tell in the "I'm Outta Here" video above that she is sick. I feel for her. Celebrities are expected to get over their illnesses faster than most. Having shows to play must put pressure on Shania. It must be agonizing for her, since she had never cancelled a scheduled show prior to Tuesday. Wishing her the best though, and I am planning on purchasing tickets to shows in Summer or Fall when officialy announced and I am reimbursed. 

Dang that stinks codyandshania  I agree Health is very important . I am also too  worried about her health. Hopefully yyou get to see her another time. 

I just saw the new dates have been announced! So the "shaniatwainlasvegas" site was right! I hope they'll soon post the dates for October.
We'll be in Vegas from Oct 27th to Nov 3rd so we really hope we'll be able to attend Shania's show!

Where can we find a presale code for May to July shows?

SHANIA: STILL THE ONE Announces May, June And July Performances At The Colosseum At Caesars Palace

21 MORE SHOWS FROM MAY 20 - JULY 26 ON-SALE FRIDAY, FEB. 7 AT 10 A.M.

LAS VEGAS, Feb. 3, 2014 -- /PRNewswire/ -- As international superstar Shania Twain continues her second year of residency performances now through Feb. 15 at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, 21 more performances of SHANIA: STILL THE ONE scheduled for May 20 – July 26 have just been announced.  The newly-announced performances will go on-sale beginning Friday, Feb. 7 at 10 a.m. PST.

"Performing the first year of SHANIA: STILL THE ONE at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace was a dream come true for me.  It's so heartwarming to see fans from all over the world come to see the show night after night and to feel their support and love.  I'm having such a great time in Vegas that I can't wait to share more shows with fans," said Shania.

Tickets for the 21 new performances of SHANIA: STILL THE ONE go on-sale Friday, Feb. 7 at 10 a.m. and are:

May: 20, 21, 24, 25, 28, 31 June: 1, 3, 4, 6, 7 July: 12, 13, 15, 16, 18, 19, 22, 23, 25, 26

Tickets are currently on-sale for the below Feb. performances:

Feb.: 4, 5, 9, 11, 12, 14, 15

Developed by Show Creator and Executive Producer Shania Twain - one of the world's best-selling female artists of all time - SHANIA: STILL THE ONE is a concert celebration that takes fans on a spectacular journey through the various stages of Shania's life and career in an unforgettable evening filled with music, multi-sensory experiences, fashion and a few unexpected surprises.  Produced by AEG Live and directed by Raj Kapoor, the show also features creative expertise from Production Designer Michael Cotten, Costumier Marc Bouwer and Lighting Designer Peter Morse to add to Shania's vision of SHANIA: STILL THE ONE.

The spectacular, high-energy production is a compilation of Shania's most celebrated hits including "Man! I Feel Like A Woman!," "You're Still The One," and "That Don't Impress Me Much," and features a 13-piece band and four  male dancers.  The high-tech production incorporates some unexpected surprises including multi-scent show projectors, a new 4D multisensory technology that has never been used before in a concert setting.

Prices range from $55 to $250, plus applicable fees, and may be purchased by calling 1-888-9-AXS-TIX (1-888-929-7849), online at www.thecolosseum.com or www.axs.com, keyword "Shania Twain" and in person at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace Box Office, open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. PT. For groups of 10 or more, call 1-866-574-3851.  For additional show and ticket information, visit www.shaniainvegas.com or www.thecolosseum.com or follow updates from The Colosseum at Caesars Palace on Twitter @ColosseumatCP.

SOURCE AEG Live Las Vegas

http://www.sacbee.com/2014/02/03/6124411/shania-still-the-one-announces.html

On Facebook, AXS says the presale password is THEONE14, The Colosseum at Caesars Palace says the password is SHANIA14, and Caesars Palace says the password is TWAIN14. I guess you can use either of the three.

http://www.axs.com/series/43/shania-twain-at-the-colosseum-tickets

Okay I just tried on the AXS website and I found FORCH3 ROW BB so these are amazing seats I guess!

I heard that Shania was going into the audience, do you know which aisle is she going to? And also, how to be part of the campfire?

Still the One for Shania

Ex-Edmontonian Raj Kapoor directs Twain's popular Las Vegas show

By Elizabeth Withey, Edmonton Journal | February 3, 2014

Shania Twain poses with Edmonton-born Raj Kapoor and his mom, Jean Kapoor, on Jean's birthday in March 2013.

A typical day in the office for Raj Kapoor can mean working with music stars like Daft Punk, Macklemore, Imagine Dragons, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. Kapoor, who hails from Edmonton, has been the creative consultant for the Grammys telecast for the past three years, designing the video looks (and sometimes more) for many of the artists who perform during the prestigious awards show.

That don't impress you much?

Kapoor is also the director of Shania: Still the One, the Las Vegas show starring country music legend Shania Twain. The show happens at The Colosseum in Caesars Palace, the same venue where Celine Dion, Rod Stewart and Elton John perform. Kapoor is also working with Twain on her sold-out Calgary Stampede shows this coming summer.

Kapoor grew up listening to Any Man of Mine, You're Still the One, That Don't Impress Me Much and other hits by the iconic Canadian songstress, a multi-Grammy winner who is the top-selling female country artist of all time. He's always wanted to work with her, so he was thrilled when he found out in early 2012 that she'd chosen him to direct her comeback live show.

"I was super excited," Kapoor said from his home in Los Angeles. "Shania is the biggest show I've done so far in terms of the scale and the exposure."

The Colosseum seats up to 4,300 people and has "amazing infrastructure" for putting on shows, he explains, including a 35-metre video screen, top-of-the-line lighting, seating and acoustics, and incredible staff. "They're a combination of rock 'n' roll people and super-high-end theatrical people."

Kapoor and Twain spent about 10 months developing the show, which opened in December 2012 and will run for two full years. Shania: Still the One features all of Twain's hits and all the bells and whistles you'd associate with Vegas, including a flying motorcycle, real horses, highend video effects and stage design, and choreography. Twain had never had dancers in her shows but the Colosseum stage is enormous and "you have to fill the space," Kapoor explained. The show still feels like a rock concert and features all of Twain's original hits, he said, but it's a more theatrical, designed production. Her sister, Carrie, is singing backup in the show.

Collaborating required a huge amount of trust on Twain's part, given that she hadn't performed live for almost a decade. "She let me steer her vision and have this cohesive story," said Kapoor. Luckily, the two got along beautifully. "Shania, besides the fact she's beautiful - she looks like she has not aged - she is so warm and confident and talented. And she has this catalogue of great hits."

In terms of being back onstage performing, "she loves it," Kapoor said of Twain. "It's 'what can I do that I haven't done before'?" The singer spends two-to three-week stints in Vegas, during which time "she tries to go and see every single live show she can. She's totally entertainment-based."

When the show first opened, it was a huge moment for both the singer, 48, and her fans. "People were so happy to see her. She hadn't performed in so long, and you know when people belong on a stage. The joy (the audience) felt from Shania being onstage made her a little teary-eyed," Kapoor recounted. "This journey we went on together over the 10 months (creating the show) paid off. It was really rewarding."

The show runs until December 2014 (tickets range from $55 to $250). And even after that, Vegas may not be ready to let Twain go. "The reviews are really good. It's a crowd-pleasing show. There's talk of her extending her contract because it's going so well."

Kapoor enjoys a solid working relationship with Twain, who he describes as surprisingly down-to-earth. "That's one of the most refreshing things. She's really fun. She treats people really well. There's a lot of glitz and glamour around her but when she's not Shania, she's normal. And she's a mother and a wife. Yes, she's a superstar but it's cool to see the other side."

Kapoor, 45, attended St. Mary's High School (now called J.H. Picard) and got an education degree at the University of Alberta before moving to L.A. at the age of 21. He got his start in the entertainment business as a dancer. In the early 1990s, he won NBC's Star Search and went on to share the stage with stars like Cher, Madonna and Paula Abdul.

Now he runs his own production company and works behind the scenes as a director and producer of live events. He's done lots of touring shows, including American Idol and Dancing With the Stars, and was involved in Michael Jackson's ill-fated concert run in 2009. Another regular client is Carrie Underwood.

His parents, who still make their home in Edmonton, are very supportive. "They see a lot of my work on television and they came to the Shania opening." He adds, with a laugh, "I don't know if they completely understand how I got there."

http://www.canada.com/edmontonjournal/news/story.html?id=4e158010-bcea-426f-9ffb-0a9b564646d9

eilleen333 wrote:

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Izy Twain wrote:

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ya she picks people who have lots of energy and are having a blast from any row in the orchestra. She doesn't pick people in the first 3 rows though thinking she's already seen them. And they're already so close to the stage. More back she picks from and Fred goes and gets people who are in the Mez levels.

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 And I think that's a good thing since the people in the first three rows are very close indeed. But Tony got to sing Honey I'm home with her and he got on stage at the campfire, and he was in like the second row or something? He's just a very lucky guy, haha!

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Yep I agree Haha wow he is one lucky guy . I thought i was going to get picked after i got hug kiss and got to sing with her and seeing I was rocking  out in Shania gear. But wasn't she picked  someone else form where i was sitting. Thats ok I was just thrilled to get a hug  hug and  getting to sing and a kiss form Shania  Hopefully next time ill get up on the campfire.  

eilleen333 wrote:

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Yeah! I hope so too. When are you going back to see the show?

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 I was going to go in July but seeing she is coming to Calgary in July Im for  sure going to that . so probably Nov or Dec  ill go again. 

eilleen333 wrote:

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You got tickets for the stampede concert?! Lucky you!!

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 Thanks i didnt get one for the 9th but i was lucky to get one for the 10th . 

Shania Twain is Riding High

By Bobbie Katz, Vegas Insider Daily | February 6, 2014

At 48, Shania Twain’s life reads like the stuff hit country songs are made of:  Born in Canada, parents divorce when she’s 2; mother remarries;  family is poor and parents fight violently; she starts singing in bars at the age of 8 to help family make ends meet; writes first song at the age of 10; goes on to become the top-selling female country artist of all time; has 14-year marriage; husband cheats on her with her best friend; they divorce; she loses her voice; finds love with the ex-husband of her cheating ex-best friend; remarries; finds happiness and healing; gets voice and free-spiritedness back.

Of course, the story doesn’t end there. In fact, Twain began singing a brand new tune on December 1, 2012  when her highly anticipated new Las Vegas production “SHANIA: STILL THE ONE” at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace opened a two-year residency in what is her first time back on stage after eight years. And, to that avail, there’s a lot to be said for inventiveness.

"I’m going to let my imagination run wild," she said when she first announced the deal. "I'm going to go nuts creatively."

And she’s definitely taken a walk on the “wild” side -- horses and all. “SHANIA: STILL THE ONE,” created by Show Creator and Executive Producer Twain, produced by AEG Live and directed by Producer/Director/Dancer Raj Kapoor, takes audiences on a spectacular journey through the various stages of Shania's life and career in an unforgettable evening filled with music, fantasy, multi-sensory and visual experiences, fashion and the unexpected., the latter including two very alive and beautiful steeds. It’s all designed to make the new act in the Vegas “neigh-borhood” an undeniable sensation.

"My first step in creating the show was writing out the song list, building my ideas from there,” Shania, who will be at The Colosseum through February 15 and then will be back in May, June and July, explains. “I wanted to keep the hits at the heart of it all while weaving elements of surprise throughout the experience. My vision was to bring the atmosphere of each song alive through multi-dimension sensory and share the journey of my life and career with the audience from a unique perspective.  The Colosseum theater is heaven for an artist and the opportunity to collaborate with such a brilliant team made my dream show a reality.”
 
“The show is very personal and a story,” she adds. “I wanted to tell it like a story. I wanted family around me and family involved. I sing with my sister, Carries, in the show for the first time ever. I also wanted my horses around me and nature – all my favorite things. All the favorite personal choices of mine in every way were included in the show. It’s much more like a concert that’s personalized. I like to design, create and communicate and interact with people. This production is more of a personal journey than anything I’ve ever done.”
 
Twain says that Carrie has not been on stage since she was eight but that they sound very much alike and she appreciates their blend together. Also in the mix, but not on stage, is Twain’s husband, Fred, whom she calls her “daily support.”
 
“I need him and that support -- what we have,” she candidly admits. “He grounds me and reminds me that there are other things going on in the world besides what I do. He helps give me perspective. Love is important, Family is important. Once you’re married, there’s a comfort you fall into after that.”
 
Regarding the regaining of her voice, Twain says that it is just fun to sing again and that she’s really enjoying it.
 
“I am very happy to finally have gotten it back,” she reveals. “It took a lot of very hard work and rehabilitation. Luckily, there was nothing ever wrong with my vocal chords. In terms of Vegas, where singers get a lot of what’s known as Vegas throat because of the dryness Bette Midler recommended some sprays for me and I’ve been taking care of myself. I grew up in Ontario and faced a similar challenge. But I’ve been fine here.”
 
Also enjoying the experience of being one place for the first time in her career, Twain, who says she has never had a show like this before, says that there are things happening around her that couldn’t happen with a traveling show. She says that she feels new about the show every time she performs it.
 
“Las Vegas is a very sunny place,” she sums up. “And there are sunny photos in my dressing room. I wake up very happy. I love being at Caesars. I love where we are.”
 
Twain is back up on her horse – and on a high note.

http://www.vegasinsiderdaily.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=649:shania-twain-is-riding-high&catid=80:celebrity-insider&Itemid=492&lang=en

Oskar Rodriguez ‏@oskarrodriguez
Actor/Dancer/Choreographer Dancing thru life with love, passion and endless energy.! Currently on ShaniaTwain's 'Still the One' show in Las Vegas.

Last night marked my last show with SHANIA.. It was definitely an incredible journey. On to the next. #ShaniaTwain #StilltheOne #thankful

12:49 AM ET - 17 Feb 14

http://twitter.com/oskarrodriguez

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Just had to take a second to let this sink in. It is with deep sadness in my heart to say that last night marked my last show with SHANIA. This has been one of the most gratifying and learning experiences of my life. I got to work with one of my mentors, the incredible Raj Kapoor and incredible choreographer Mandy Moore. For 15 months I shared the stage with crazy talented dancers Adrian Lee, Devin Walker and Paul David. Words can't explain how much I will miss you guys. Thank you all for making this job so enjoyable and sure hope we get to cross paths again soon. This was by far the hardest professional decision I had to make, but we always need to follow our hearts and move forward. SHANIA and Company, I will miss you and can't wait to be in that audience screaming my a** off for all of you. Much love.

Oskar

12:32 AM ET - 17 Feb 14

http://www.facebook.com/oskarrodriguez

So sad they didn't write the numbers for those 4 shows. :(

There are the numbers on Wikipedia but there is no source.

Tommy wrote:

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Tanya wrote:

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Ticket sales and attendance for the first 4 shows in this leg:

Dates: January 22-26; No. of Shows: 4; Gross Sales: $1,434,025; Attendance: 12,425

http://www.venuestoday.com/news/detail/hot-ticket-jan-29-2014 

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Ticket sales and attendance for the last 4 shows in this leg:

Dates: February 11-15; No. of Shows: 4; Gross Sales: $1,735,213; Attendance: 15,135

http://www.venuestoday.com/news/detail/hot-tickets-for-february-19-2014

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Ticket sales and attendance for the middle 4 shows in this leg:

Dates: January 31-February 9; No. of Shows: 4; Gross Sales: $1,634,645; Attendance: 14,060

http://www.billboard.com/biz/current-boxscore

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"Still The One" Sixth Leg Total Ticket Sales & Attendance.

The final numbers are in from Shania's sixth leg of her "Still The One" Las Vegas show at the 4300-seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The leg ran January 22-February 15, 2014 consisting of 12 shows (15 were originally scheduled, 3 were cancelled due to illness). Dates: Jan. 22-26; No. of Shows: 4; Gross Sales: $1,434,025; Attendance: 12,425 -- Dates: Jan. 31-Feb. 9; No. of Shows: 4; Gross Sales: $1,634,645; Attendance: 14,060 -- Dates: Feb. 11-15; No. of Shows: 4; Gross Sales: $1,735,213; Attendance: 15,135 - TOTAL SALES: $4,803,883 - TOTAL ATTENDANCE: 41,620

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Here is a recap of the first five legs...

"Still The One" First Leg Total Ticket Sales & Attendance. The final numbers are in from Shania's first leg of her "Still The One" Las Vegas show at the 4300-seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The leg ran December 1-15, 2012 consisting of 10 shows. Dates: Dec. 1-2; No. of Shows: 2; Gross Sales: $1,159,920; Attendance: 8,096 -- Dates: Dec. 5-9; No. of Shows: 4;  Gross Sales: $2,333,970; Attendance: 16,342 -- Dates: Dec. 11-15; No. of Shows: 4; Gross Sales: $2,212,420; Attendance: 15,569 - TOTAL SALES: $5,706,310 - TOTAL ATTENDANCE: 40,007

"Still The One" Second Leg Total Ticket Sales & Attendance. The final numbers are in from Shania's second leg of her "Still The One" Las Vegas show at the 4300-seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The leg ran March 19-April 10, 2013 consisting of 14 shows. Dates: Mar. 19-24; No. of Shows: 4; Gross Sales: $2,377,550; Attendance: 16,540 -- Dates: Mar. 26-Apr. 6; No. of Shows: 8; Gross Sales: $3,980,020; Attendance: 28,458 -- Dates: Apr. 9-10; No. of Shows: 2; Gross Sales: $994,620; Attendance: 6,947 - TOTAL SALES: $7,352,190 - TOTAL ATTENDANCE: 51,945

"Still The One" Third Leg Total Ticket Sales & Attendance. The final numbers are in from Shania's third leg of her "Still The One" Las Vegas show at the 4300-seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The leg ran May 14-June 1, 2013 consisting of 12 shows. Dates: May 14-19; No. of Shows: 4; Gross Sales: $1,802,565; Attendance: 13,488 -- Dates: May 21-26; No. of Shows: 4; Gross Sales: $1,700,460; Attendance: 12,963 -- Dates: May 28-June 1; No. of Shows: 4; Gross Sales: $1,523,215; Attendance: 13,911 - TOTAL SALES: $5,026,240 - TOTAL ATTENDANCE: 40,362

 "Still The One" Fourth Leg Total Ticket Sales & Attendance. From VenuesToday.com: The final numbers are in from Shania's fourth leg of her "Still The One" Las Vegas show at the 4300-seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The leg ran October 15-November 3, 2013 consisting of 12 shows. TOTAL SALES: $5,486,326 - TOTAL ATTENDANCE: 41,225

"Still The One" Fifth Leg Total Ticket Sales & Attendance. From VenuesToday.com: The final numbers are in from Shania's fifth leg of her "Still The One" Las Vegas show at the 4300-seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The leg ran November 30 - December 14, 2013 consisting of 10 shows. TOTAL SALES: $3,504,748 - TOTAL ATTENDANCE: 30,966

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February 11, 2014 - You're Still The One

February 11, 2014 - Man! I Feel Like A Woman!

February 15, 2014 - I'm Gonna Getcha Good!