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| - I liked this show, but his best trick, by far, is making "free" tickets cost $15 each. Google him to get a voucher for the "free" tickets. You might also get lucky and get them by standing outside the V theater box office near starting time. They were giving tickets away to some other show when we were in line.
There was a lot of audience participation, which I liked. I think he was pretty entertaining. It was interesting, though I suspect how he did a couple of his tricks and some of them were *too* good to be real. He asserted his psychic prowess a bit too often.
Compared to a lot of shows, this was a good value. At the end, I was disappointed, though: he sells dvds after the show. With 6 or so audience members waiting, all of the sudden he started chatting with someone he knew, pulling her away from the table and completely unconcerned with the people waiting. I would've bought a dvd if he hadn't have been so rude. My friend left a $20 on the table and took a dvd, but I'm not going to support that kind of treatment when the show wasn't *that* good. I think he could take a couple of lessons from Penn and Teller.
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