I have been to a few magic shows in Las Vegas, specifically this and Lance Burton. While I find that Lance is an excellent magician, with such a large theater he performs in it feels very inpersonal.
In Steve Wyrick's theater, however, the furthest seat away is still closer than the first ten rows of Lance Burton's theater. This gives you a much more personal feeling when you watch this show.
Steve is a little goofy but very entertaining. Many of the tricks can be simple and some he makes a mistake on (or his set does) and you can see what happens, but this is a little more fun in a way.
I have taken my son with me four times and three of those times Steve has asked him to join him on stage for a little fishing expedition that is very cute and has the crowed "ahhing" and laughing at both Steve's antics and the innosense of the child he chooses.
The larger tricks are loud and filled with some sense of drama, while others have a personal feel that Steve has developed with the audience through his explanations of why he does magic and how he got started.
Show up early as they don't necessarily seat you where your ticket says; they may choose to give you a better seat if you are first in line. The photographers are at every show in Vegas, just smile and let them take it and don't buy it if you don't want it. The best part is that Steve will come out after the show and let you take his picture with you and your family after signing his autograph and talking with you. That's not something you see at other magic shows.