The Rio is shuffling its dinner‑theater deck, replacing one of the longest‑running interactive productions in Las Vegas with an even older one. Marriage Can Be Murder, the comic whodunit that survived more than a quarter century and multiple venue changes, ended its run at the Rio on Sunday, July 12.
The closure clears the way for the return of Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding, the raucous Italian‑American nuptial spoof that once drew crowds of up to 1,000 per performance when it performed there, in a giant tent, from 2000 through at least 2006. The Rio’s dinner‑show space, now rebranded as The Venue, has gone dark for a full remodel ahead of the show’s relaunch on Aug. 13.
