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FACTS
type of event
Magic
price
Starting From $75
(Plus Tax And Fees)
performance times
9:00 PM
performance days
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday
contact
702-777-2782
or 1855-234-7469
(Box Office)
venue
Penn & Teller Theater
This Event is Child Friendly
Penn & Teller
ABOUT PENN & TELLER
Every guest gets to meet Penn & Teller in the theater lobby after every show!
Known for their outrageous blending of comedy and magic, that often skewers the genre of traditional magic, Penn & Teller´s live show has been a hit on Broadway and around the country and now has a permanent home in Las Vegas right here at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino!
Edgy, provocative and hilarious, Penn & Teller's live show on any given night can involve knives, guns, a fire-eating showgirl and a duck. Known as the "Bad Boys of Magic," for supposedly revealing the secrets to their tricks, they may show you how it´s done, but they still manage to leave you startled.
Be sure to stick around after the show, as both Penn and Teller hang out in the theater lobby, meeting and greeting guests, posing for photos and signing autographs.
Orders of 10 or more can contact our Group Sales department at:
866-574-3851 or send us an email.
Penn & Teller will be dark March 17, May 2-3, May 9-10, May 13-24, May 30-31, June 9-12, and July 8-10. Penn & Teller will be performing May 1, May 4-8, May 11-12, and May 25-29.
Best Magicians
Penn & Teller at Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino
Why You'll Love It
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An outrageous blend of comedy and magic
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Edgy, provocative and hilarious
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One of the longest running shows in Las Vegas history
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Reviews
"The most intelligent show in Vegas, as these two -- magicians? illusionists? truth-tellers? BS artists? geniuses? -- put on 90 minutes of, yes, magic and juggling, but also acerbic comedy, mean stunts, and quiet beauty."
"Eccentric comic magicians Penn & Teller once seemed an unlikely fit for Las Vegas, but they're more popular now than when they came to town more than a decade ago. The two have spread into mainstream culture beyond the Strip, thanks to Penn (the big loud one to Teller's short mime) becoming a cable news pundit and Celebrity Apprentice contestant."