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.

Even though the title threw me off, I thought there would be some 'magic', the show was surprisingly good. The guitarist did some amazing things with the music and was very entertaining. The comedian, not so much, he came out pretty flat and made some uncomfortably funny jokes. You may recognize him as the fight announcer in Bruno which we saw later that day. Overall, for the right price it is worth adding to your list of entertainment options in Vegas.

General admission seats put me in the front row and I was able to participate in the show up on stage! Very intimate and fun show! All three entertainers are great!

This was a really fun afternoon event suitable for all ages. There were three different performers--a comedian, magician/mentalist, and a singer/guitar player. I tend to get bored very easily, but this was very funny, entertaining, and interesting. I'm 48 and went with my 22-year-old daughter and she liked it as much as I did. Would highly recommend, especially considering how reasonable the cost was.

From the info I read before going, I thought that it would be a magic/comedy show appropriate for all ages. I brought my 10-year old son to the show and was quite disappointed. The magic consisted of card tricks and some of the comedy was not appropriate for a child.

The opening act sucked but Buzz (the main comedian) was hilarious!! He was great. I almost peed in my pants he was so funny.

The only thing that amazed me was that I sat through the whole show.
the first magician/comedian flopped, he died right before our eyes. The second comedian was semi entertaining considering the fact that all the energy had been sucked out of the room. Even though the tickets were free ( 7.50 surcharge) I can not reccoment this show.

We thought the first act, a magician named Nick was
actually quite good but his personality did not come through and he almost seemed like it was his
first time on a stage. He should have had more confidence and connected better with the audience.
The second act was a comedian who was very professional and had a much better way with the crowd.
'We really enjoyed him. The last act was a classical guitarist who found a way to make his skill pretty commercial because he was wonderful. I really and truly loved his talent. He did impersonations of top bands and singers and was excellent. Definitely a nice way to spend an hour and a half - Did not like waiting on line to get in - that was a big turnoff and might stop me from going to that theatre again.

I think amazed is not the proper title for this show, although the "magician" did have one cool trick. I wont reveal it, but be warned... he wont be making things disappear. His brand of "magic" is more reading people and guessing. I wasnt amazed, just ready for him to move on.

The second act was comedy and he was well worth the wait. His set was very entertaining, with something for every one at every age. Both acts included guest participation.

No guitarist or musicians performed, as stated in the other reviews.

We attended Sunday at 2:30. General Admission meant you sit 2-4 rows back from paying guests. Make sure you get the free seats... $22.50 is pretty steep for what you get.

The magician was ok could have been better. But the comedian and the music part of the show were funny and entertaining. I would totally go again.

it was okay...not to the standards that I am use to see in Las Vegas, it was nice and for the price it was good.

It was no better than going to a circus. Boring small theatre with bad views. Save your money.

Anything but "Amazed" with this show... Not worth the money and it was free!!! This show is a waste of time. If you like hearing bad comedians play music, this may be for you. The stand up 'comedian' was the most generic 'you might be a redneck' act I've seen. And I thought Jeff Foxworthy's routine was old!

This was a great show, and much better even than I thought it would be. The featured comic guitarist is extremely tlented and does amazing thiings with the instrument and different music genres. The comedian was very funny, and his act was good clean humor, and not cheesy, either. The audience loved them and so did I. the guitarist is Mike Rayburn and the comedian Buzz Sutherland.

Guitarist was absolutely fabulous - he could make his guitar sound like several other instruments as well as a synthesizer. It's a shame that our society rewards far less talented musicians (who might be famous for tattoos, drug abuse, and sexual crimes) rather than classically trained musicians who cross over to the pop or country side and bring the same talent as they display with Granados, etc.

Comedian was funny, spontaneous, and the kind of guy you might enjoy living next door to.

I took my 16 year old daughter and the show was very entertaining. We both enjoyed the show and marveled at the talent.

Bought tickets for $7.50 each through Goldstar and WOW -- what a great value! My 12 and 15 yr old kids as well as my husband and myself thoroughly enjoyed this show. This was a great way to spend a family afternoon in Vegas. The comedian was very funny the guitarist was "amazing". I would highly recommend that families add this to their itineraries when they visit.

WOW! Loved this show. Found myself smiling and laughing through the entire show. Bought tickets through Goldstar for only $7.50 each....thought we would give it a try for that price, planned to just walk out if the show was bad and was "amazed" at how great the show was! What a great deal! I immediately called some friends back home that were going to Vegas in a few days and told them to get tickets to this show.

We were part of a group of 6, and the ages represented in he group varied. We all thoroughly enjoyed the show. We found the comedy fun and the guitar player "amazing." I will definitely recommend the show to others. We normally see "big name" shows when in Las Vegas and were just looking for a group activity for the 6 of us. We weren't expecting to like it as much as we did. A good time was had by all!

Not at all what we expected. We expected there to be a magic show, as did a few of the others we spoke to at the show. Comedy was funny, but the music lasted a little too long and then the show abruptly ended.

This is a very entertaining show. Both entertainers are very talented and we thoroughly enjoyed their performance. A good deal for the price and a fun afternoon show.