LAS VEGAS – February 14, 2011 – On Sunday, Feb. 20, 2011, friends and former cast members of Breck Wall will gather and pay tribute to this veteran of the Las Vegas Stage. His memorial event will take place at the South Point Casino Showroom at 3:00 p.m. Doors open at 2:15 p.m. The event is free, however an RSVP is suggested to assure a seat. Additional information can be found at www.BreckWallTribute.com. Following the tribute show at South Point, attendees are invited to gather at the Bootlegger Italian Bistro for cocktails and dinner. To RSVP for the memorial or to obtain additional information for the Bootlegger event, including costs, please email your contact information to breckbu@aol.com and someone will be in touch with details.

Breck Wall was most known as the creator and star of one of the longest running shows in Las Vegas history – Bottoms Up. Wall, along with his business partner, the late Patrick Maes, produced more than 30 additional shows in Las Vegas, Reno/Tahoe and Branson, as well as taking shows on the road with productions which toured around the world. Shows Wall was involved in included, Passion, Passion Xtreme, Zoom, Wild Things, Naughty But Nice, Jubilation, Legs (which starred Lee Greenwood before he became famous) and Aireus – just to name a few.

Some may also recognize Wall from his numerous appearances on History Channel documentaries which revolve around the President Kennedy assassination. Wall was a good friend and business associate of Jack Ruby, the man that shot Lee Harvey Oswald as he was being transported from a Dallas jail shortly after Oswald’s alleged involvement in the President Kennedy assassination. Wall was the only person to visit Ruby while he was in jail.

From Texas, to New York, to Las Vegas – the colorful, and most times bawdy, characters that Wall portrayed onstage was only a glimpse into the real-life antics and walking history book of this man.  Help say ‘Farewell’ to this Las Vegas legend on Sunday, Feb. 20, 2011.