Las Vegas Entertainer Ashton Bray Elevated to Role of Performance Director at Fantasy | WATCH

March 7, 2024

*Beautiful and talented dancer Ashton Bray has been a featured performer in the Las Vegas show Fantasy since 2012. Recently, Bray was promoted to the position of performance director at Fantasy.

The female revue takes place nightly at the Luxor Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip.

In an interview with Chris Yandek of CYInterview and businessman Rob Gill, the Las Vegas entertainer discussed how she is living her dream in Las Vegas. She expressed her contentment with her current situation, stating:

“I have achieved my dream. I adore my home and my life. I never thought I could keep dancing for so long, but now that I am here, I want to hold on to it with all my might. I used to believe that around 30 or 35, I would need to stop dancing, but now that I’m here, I wouldn’t give it up. You’ll have to drag me off stage with a cane.”

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“Fantasy” basically refreshes itself annually with numerous new performances, providing Bray the chance to collaborate with esteemed professionals like choreographer Mandy Moore, known for her work in the film “La La Land” and TV programs such as “Dancing with the Stars” and “So You Think You Can Dance.”

Lead singer Lorena Peril, who Bray describes as “really a star in her own right,” holds a featured role in “Fantasy.” Sean E. Cooper is the show’s resident funnyman.

This whole experience embodies the essence of Vegas, and Bray wouldn’t have it any other way. Bottom line: Ashton Bray is all in when it comes to ‘Vegas. So is her father who recently relocated to be close by. Her mother is scheduled to do the same as well.

Rob Gill, who is set to release a book called “Surviving Success,” shared his thoughts on Ashton Bray’s entertainment career trajectory in Las Vegas:

“Malcolm Gladwell talks about needing 10,000 hours to become an expert at something, and as I sit here, my level five listening tells me that she made it to Vegas because she had a clear goal in mind. For two years, she observed without saying much, while many people like to talk and often get in trouble by doing so. Instead, she learned what not to do by watching others, which is a sign of brilliance.”