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For those that love being tricked, Las Vegas is the capital of the world for magic and illusion. The city has a rich tradition of attracting the world’s best performers in this entertaining genre started decades ago by Siegfried and Roy.
Sin City is also home to more headliners than anywhere on earth. Starting with the tradition created by the likes of Frank Sinatra and Wayne Newton, today’s headliners are presenting show rooted in true showmanship.
Magic For more than 30 years Penn & Teller have been pushing the boundaries of gross out magic. For example, Teller drowns nightly on stage at the duo’s nightly 9:00 p.m. show at the Rio All Suites. They combine illusion and comedy in a performance purporting to show you how the tricks are done. It appeals to those not typically into magic. Tickets are $75 or $85(souvenir book included) and reservations can be made by calling (702) 777-7776 or online. At the Planet Hollywood Resort, Hans Klok and provocative and buxom assistant, Pamela Anderson, star in The Beauty of Magic. Klok has been performing since the age of 10 and this show heralds from Europe where he recently completed a sold out tour. Ticket prices range from $35 to $105 and are available through Ticketmaster. At the V Theater, also at Planet Hollywood Resort, is Mesmerized, starring Marc Savard. The show combines comedy and hypnosis where audience volunteers are transformed with his magical powers of persuasion. The 75 minute show is held nightly (except Sundays) at 10:30 p.m. Tickets are $49 or $59 and available at www.varietytheater.com or by phone at 702-932-1818. To get the best seats sign up for the Travel Trade Preferred Program. You’ll get access to the Group Sales VIP Block and get $10 per ticket sold. The World’s Greatest Magic Show at the Greek Isles Hotel & Casino brings together up to 10 acclaimed magicians in this unique variety show. Each performer specializes in a different art such as slight of hand, exotic animal training or death defying stunts. The show is held every night at 9:00 p.m. with tickets ranging from $63.75 to $90.25, which includes dinner before the show. Book tickets by calling 800-901-9843. Headliners/Comedy The most versatile entertainer since Sammy Davis, Jr., Wayne Brady brings his unparalleled improvisational skills to The Venetian in a show entitled “Making it Up” scheduled to run through mid-2008. It includes singing, dancing and comedy. For someone looking for a classic style Las Vegas show, this is it. Tickets range from $49 to $89. Book tickets at www.venetian.com or call (702) 414-9000. There are no set performance dates so it’s best to call. Danny Gans at The Mirage is an all around performer and impressionist whose show is filled with singing, dancing and comedy. Tickets are $100, drinks additional. Reservations are available at (800) 963-9634. “V” is a unique variety show that changes its acts on an almost daily basis. That means there is hardly ever the same show twice. The show is performed twice nightly at 7:30 p.m. & 9:00 p.m. Tickets are $65 and $76 and available at www.varietytheater.com or by phone at 702-932-1818. Dinner packages are available for a $20 fee. To get the best seats sign up for the Travel Trade Preferred Program. You’ll get access to the Group Sales VIP Block and get $10 per ticket. At the Greek Isles Hotel & Casino, The Rat Pack is Back celebrates the most famous Las Vegas performers of them all. Represented here are Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. and Joey Bishop. Tickets are $57, or for $87.50 get dinner and a complimentary tee-shirt or CD. For tickets call 800-901-9843. 
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