Cards tricks, goldfish in water, pulling the body apart, were some of the more common illusions, yet still intriguing. The larger scale illusions like switching out individuals who were chained in, walking through a person, disappearing acts was still worth the hour or so show. We got free tickets from a friend, so we can't complain, but I won't pay to see it again.
The talented four women were background distraction and offered a great stage presence with a fire element during all their routines. The aerial performance was great, but when you have a lack luster audience and no more than half the theatre full, you lose the wow factor.
The illusionist talks throughout his routine and his personality is something you have to learn to like. He made fun of the audience and I'm glad it wasn't me. To each his own and I love magic.