Penn & Teller Tickets

Penn and Teller were very entertaining as always and we still can’t figure out how they do those magic tricks!!! The audience participation was fun and we got to see some new tricks.

We've enjoyed Penn & Teller on TV for many years. Although they have a semi-permanent show in Las Vegas, I never thought we'd be able to see them in person. Seeing them live on stage was so much fun. I appreciated that the venue was so close to home. We've seen various shows at the Cerritos Performing Arts Center over the years, mostly music related, but this was the first magic act we'd ever seen live. I recognized Penn right from the start as the pre-show musician playing the bass. These artists were so fun and so entertaining! And although I recognized several of their tricks from the TV shows and specials, I'm still no closer to knowing to knowing how they did ANY of them. And I wouldn't want to. Those two work together like a well-oiled machine to bring the tricks together, and that is part of the wonder and charm they bring to their act. And if that wasn't enough, I was chosen to come up on the stage and be a part of their magic act for one trick. I've seen it on TV several times, but even knowing the actual outcome, standing right there between them, I still don't have a clue how they managed it. I have my suspicions, but nothing I can point at and say AHA, that's how you did it. They gave me an evening of magic and wonder that I'll never forget. Thank you, Penn and Teller, for a terrific experience and memories that I will treasure for the rest of my life!

These guys have been working together for 50 years and it shows. Not only are they great magicians but their show is hilarious. I can't remember the last time I had such a great evening. There was nothing I would have changed about the show, except make it longer. I really can't rave about it enough. Go see them if you haven't. Go see them again if you have.

I first saw these guys in Vegas, and I had a fun time with the touring show. However, that ended up getting undercut when I noticed that they used AI for the backdrops of some of their acts, which I do not remember seeing at the Vegas show at all. I can easily see that this might have been done with the intent to have the acts distract from them. It's highly disappointing to see AI used here. It's also ironic to see it used in something that's all about sleight of hand tricks done live on stage, and I expected better of the people behind this show. I sincerely hope this does not become the norm going forward. Generative AI has no place in a show like this.

I’m sorry to say, but this was incredibly disappointing. There was nothing that exciting or amazing whatsoever. They did try to involve children and audience members, but it was super weak. Penn shouted his way through the show and half of his words were unintelligible. We were looking forward to seeing them before they retired but 100% could’ve missed this. Previous show had been canceled within two hours of showtime with no reason or excuse but we waited to come see this. Very disappointing.

This is a great show for the whole family. Even my teenagers were impressed. I just wish the show was longer.

Have watched these guys for years on TV. Glad to have seen them live.

Second time we've seen them and just as good . Great theatre and our pal we were with got pulled onto the stage (so definitely not a stooge) Would highly recommend

This was a fun and memorable experience. There was humor mixed with bloopers mixed with great magic and storytelling. We were somehow called to the stage, and the experience was incredible watching the magic up close and still not having as clue how any of it was done. We'll come back if possible next time we're in Vegas.

I have seen P & T a few times and all though it is still a fun show ....the magic is getting old It may be time to call it a career? Nothing special about the show to me :(