We could not verify a current Las Vegas performance of Defending the Caveman as of October 15, 2026. Do not build an evening around an old venue listing or advertised price without a dated performance confirmed by the venue or its authorized seller. This finding does not establish permanent closure.
What the current sources establish
| Source checked | Finding | Booking implication |
|---|---|---|
| Alexis Park’s entertainment schedule | Lists its current showroom program without Defending the Caveman. | It does not confirm a Caveman engagement there. |
| The D’s current activities page | The former entertainment URL redirects to this general activities page. | An older D showroom reference is not a dated ticket offer. |
| Theater Mogul’s production page | Describes the play and lists the United States among production countries, without confirming a Las Vegas performance date. | A worldwide production listing does not establish a Vegas booking. |
Alexis Park publishes its showroom box-office number as 702-483-8056. If a seller advertises that venue, use the venue’s own contact details to verify the exact show and date before paying. We have not called the box office or confirmed ticket inventory.
What kind of show is Defending the Caveman?
Theater Mogul describes a solo relationship comedy written by Rob Becker. Its production history starts in San Francisco in 1991 and includes a Broadway opening in 1995. The appeal is dialogue and observational humor about relationships rather than a large cast or elaborate visual effects.
The men-and-women premise is theatrical framing, not a scientific account of everyone’s behavior. Whether it fits your group depends on its humor and subject matter. We cannot review a current Las Vegas cast, running time, seating experience or age policy without a verified engagement.
Why we removed the longest-running Vegas claim
The producer describes a Broadway solo-play record. That is a different claim from being Las Vegas’s longest-running show or having a continuous current Vegas run. We do not use that history to promise today’s availability, and the old visit anecdotes and price comparisons are no longer booking advice.
If you find tickets, verify these details together
- Match the exact show title, city, venue, performance date and time on both the venue’s listing and checkout.
- Check the performer, age restrictions, accessible seating and any admission conditions for that engagement.
- Compare the final total, seat location and refund or cancellation rules. A page with a buy button is insufficient if no dated performance is offered.
- Confirm travel to that venue after verifying the performance, rather than relying on an old hotel reference.
For a currently listed alternative, start with our long-running show comparison or show-ticket timing guide. Recheck your actual date. Our trip-planning hub includes commercial booking links that may earn us a commission at no extra cost to you; it is not a confirmed Caveman ticket offer.
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