Jerry Seinfeld, always a Las Vegas favorite, will be appearing on the Las Vegas strip once again--though only for a very limited engagement. As always, he'll have his Las Vegas audience cracking up when he takes the stage. His brand of humor will definitely make you laugh, but it will also make you think.

Jerry Seinfeld got his start as a stand-up comedian, but he is perhaps most famous for co-creating one of the most successful sitcoms of all time. Not only did he co-create Seinfeld with the profoundly funny Larry David, but he also starred in the series as well. The last episode of Seinfeld aired on May 14, 1998. The show truly defined the 90s, and not only did the characters' names become household words, but much of the dialog also found its way into the pop culture lexicon. The show ended before it had the chance to get stale, and fans of the show were left wanting more of George, Elaine, Kramer, and Jerry.

Lucky for those fans, Jerry Seinfeld went back to his stand-up roots after Seinfeld ended. He could have retired and never worked a day in his life again, but Jerry Seinfeld belongs on the stand-up stage. Seinfeld's observational humor continues to strike a chord with not only his fans, but with fans of comedy in general. In Comedy Central's list of the 100 Greatest Stand-ups of all time, Seinfeld was ranked #12.

Along with the occasional stand-up appearance, Jerry Seinfeld has been lending his voice to movies, making cameo appearances, writing books, and reportedly working behind the scenes on a new reality show. He's known for his amazing work ethic, but he does enjoy spending time with his young family and tending to his incredible collection of rare cars. He's still able to make time to bring his natural wit and vast comedy talent to the Colosseum at Caesars Palace--though only for a few select shows.

It's not often you have the chance to see a comedy legend at work, so don't miss the opportunity to see Jerry Seinfeld in his Las Vegas show.