Saw this show on 9/1/2015. Very mixed feelings. His basic show is good. He's a good magician. But beware: You are paying for what is really only a 40-minute show. He shows silly pictures of the audience (photos taken as you walk in) for several minutes. Then you have to endure 20 minutes or more of this tired hack warm-up comic doing an ancient stage gag where he puts masks on four audience members and has them do silly things. Only then does the show you paid for begin. And it ends early because he devotes the last part of the show to his baby, his wife, his mother, and peddling his DVDs. This antagonizes me. Surely he can come up with enough material to fill a show with the entertainment promised.