It was all smiles at the Terry Fator Theatre at The Mirage on Sunday night. Vegas stars and performers united in support of The Public Education Foundation and enjoyed a special performance of Terry Fator: Ventriloquism in Concert.
After the show, Phyllis A. James, executive vice president of special counsel, litigation, and chief diversity officer of MGM Resorts International, took the stage and presented Judi Steele, president and chief professional officer of The Public Education Foundation with a $350,000 check to aid in the organization’s efforts to improve public education in Southern Nevada.
Arriving in true red carpet fashion before the main event were Frank Caliendo, Recycled Percussion, Vinny of New York-New York, Frank Marino, Josh Strickland, Amy Davidson, and Grandma Lee.
