Penn & Teller Theater

Performing arts theater · Off-Strip

Penn & Teller Theater

Performing arts theater · Off-Strip

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3700 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103

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Signature offbeat magic, music, and comedy with audience participation  

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3700 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103 Get directions

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"Comedic Magic at Rio Penn & Teller is one of the longest running shows in Las Vegas , and these guys have been cracking up audiences with their antics at Rio Las Vegas for the entire tenure of their run. Penn & Teller is a comedic magic show featuring the boisterous Penn Jillette and the petite Teller, who doesn't speak a word throughout the performance. There are a few magic shows in Las Vegas, but this is one of the best because there's always something going on that takes audience members by surprise. One of the most interesting tricks happens when Penn has you believing that you're getting an insider's peek on how a particular magic trick works. Don't blink or your sure to miss something when you watch Penn & Teller. By AFAR Traveler , AFAR Local Expert"

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"Penn and Teller is the longest-running magic show in town and though their act is well-honed, it's never boring. Penn is the talker, his schtick is sarcasm (occasionally sounding off on politics and religion), while mute Teller is the performer. The duo like to let their audiences in on some of the tricks of the magic trade (and put down some of the “showier” magicians in town) but their own illusionist stunts will leave you scratching your head." - Juliana Shallcross

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Jill Groubert

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We love watching Fool Us on TV so seeing Penn & Teller perform in person was added to our bucket list. The show was a lot of fun and a pure delight. It was very funny and both magician's personalities really shone through during the performance. The magic acts were great. We'd seen some of them on the TV show already but that in no way diminished how fun it was to see them live. Penn & Teller did a great job of including audience members in the show, which added another dimension to attending the show live. If you're headed to Las Vegas, add this to your itinerary. You'll be so glad you did!

Leah C

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It was surreal, seeing famous/celebrity personalities in person and close enough to the stage (thanks to my wonderful husband)! Penn and Teller put on a fabulous show! They had me on my toes for every set and trick they delivered! Corny, but I think it was the most mind-blowing trick to me. Teller turned coins to fish 🤯, well done!

Al

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Great show that blends creativity of magic tricks, and each of them leading into the next one. Standup comedy with big personality, and gets whole audience to be engaged

Carolyn McCabe-Joy

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What a fun show!! Not a bad seat in the house. Clear vision of the stage withdrew monitors. They are very entertaining and the magic tricks are pretty amazing!!

Thayer Coon

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I had the pleasure of meeting Penn about 20 years ago near the convention center when I was a wee little dude, and grew up idolizing him. For the first time this evening I had an opportunity to see them live after life has pulled me in so many different directions, and I’m so glad I did. The hallmark blend of witty, unapologetic humor with professionalism and genuine gratefulness to their entire staff almost matches their staple bewildering sleight of hand and tricks. I never say this, but a true treat to be able to see these guys in action. For anyone else reading this, please make the trip when you visit Vegas, they continue to be the flagship all magicians should use as inspiration to develop their own unique flavor in what makes magic so great.

Michael Baxter

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Penn & Teller are a class act and it was a thrill to see them in person. Their show is at the Penn & Teller theater in the Rio Hotel and casino. The theater is very nice with very comfortable seating. The show is geared for all ages. A lot of audience participation. It is not a flashy Vegas production. Don't let that disuade you from checking out the show. Their is a reason they have been performing for 50 years together. Very polished tricks that don't fail to amaze. You won't regret checking them out.

DeAnna Ashworth

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Penn and Teller put on a fantastic show. Their magic is authentic and well done. I had a great time and I recommend their show to anyone. Pen Gillette was absolutely correct about. Cirque du Soleil Comedy. I wondered why he made fun of their comedy until I saw it for myself.

Johnny Trekkie

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Good show! Not a great show, but good! I'm usually not a fan of magic, but these guys are legendary...and I was able to acquire tickets for half price, I think. Got two tickets for $65 each, much more reasonable than $120! Some of magic tricks were great! I loved the quarters and goldfish acquire, which was absolutely mind boggling! Also loved the glass drawing, shattering, then reconstituting again trick...crazy! However, there is A LOT of Penn just talking and talking leading up to a magic trick, which felt like 50-60% of the show. The other tricks were good, but not as visually enticing...lots of "This was the card you had, wasn't it?". I wanted more magic less monologue.