text: Great show, but had great seats. I feel sorry for those in the balcony, as some of the magic is close-up....but this is a common problem with theater magic....to be expected. In fact, they do a whole routine about the intimacy of close-up magic that is projected on a big screen for those in the back of the audience, and the diversions created by the cameraman. That illusion was so excellent and to-the-point. Spoiler alert, spoiler alert ... how Teller became the audience member-videographer was amazing.\n\nPenn was his usual heavy-handed preachy and political...no wonder Teller is speechless...can't get a word in. But he's an atheist libertarian, and would expect nothing less from him.\n\nThe comedic aspects of the show are genuinely funny and at times unexpected, making them even better moments.\n\nIf you're gong to a magic show to be spellbound and tricked, this show's not for you. Although they have several cool tricks they don't explain, they do walk you through the process of being a huckster magician and psychic. No wonder other magicians hate them.\n\nAvoid the bar at the show, unless you like $16-20 drinks, $8 sodas, $6 water. Unless your an alcoholic, you can wait the 90mins to get your fix cheaper.\n\nDon't miss the meet and great after the show, especially with Teller. He'll actually chat with you...he speaks...and take a selfie with you. He takes the picture, and is a good photographer.\n\nThe show is a well produced Las Vegas show. Buy the closest tix you can afford, or get discounted vouchers on the Strip, show-up early at 7pm and ask for an upgrade...worked for me. Got 7th row seats for $62. Would highly recommend, and quasi-kid friendly. They do swear, but no more than kids hear on the playground.