3 performers... none too amazing. Glad I didn't pay full price and Goldstar upgraded me to the VIP section for free. Good show for kids.

I had previously read the reviews and was really looking forward to this show. We arrived shortly before showtime and had no problem getting our free ($7.50 service charge) tickets from Goldstar at the box office. We slipped in just as the show was beginning and had good seats, as the theater is small.

The first act was a comedian. At least he called himself a comedian. He really wasn't funny at all. There were some polite chuckles and thats all, so he proceeded to tell the audience that they were drunk and had been up too long if they didn't "get" his jokes. I was really embarrassed for him and my wife and I considered even walking out.

The next act was a magician, and although he didn't do anything that amazing, he sure was a breath of fresh air after that first act. He did a nice trick at the end and even included my wife (and mother via phone from home) in this act. It left us scratching our head wondering how he did it.

The final act was a guitar player. Again, he was good. He played a lot of songs in a genre different from how they were recorded, such as AC/DC in a country twang. It was the best act of the three, but nothing truly amazing in my mind.

Overall, the show was what I should have expected for $15/couple. I think I had my expectations too high based on some of the reviews. They really need to lose the comedian - he lowers the value of the show. Would I go again? No. Would I recommend it? Not really. I would say definitely don't pay more than the service charge for this if you do decide to go.

This was a fun show. It is in a small theatre, and being an afternoon show, it wasn't packed so we had great seats a couple rows from the stage. I had my 13yr. old and 17yr old, and we all had many laughs, and the show was very clean, no bad language.

It is a new show that consisted of an visiting MC, a comedy magician, and a guitar player. We saw the show in July. The visiting MC was not very funny. The comedy magician was somewhat funny and had some OK magic, but several tricks were "stolen" from other shows I had seen in previous years. The guitar player was extremely talented. He changed the words from well known songs and was generally funny and entertaining. It was certainly worth the $7.50 we paid for each ticket. Every show that one sees in Vegas doesn't have to be a blockbuster and this is an inexpensive way to stretch your dollar. Is not worth $20 to $40, though.
Would recommend Mac King at Harrah's as a great afternoon show.