About Mac King
Mac King has been performing the same one-man show in Las Vegas since January 2000 — first at Harrah's for two decades, now at Excalibur's Thunderland Theater. Over 10,000 shows to more than two million fans. The longest-running one-man show in Las Vegas history. When Penn & Teller had him on their show three times and called him the greatest comedy magician alive today, they weren't being polite. They were making a professional judgment about someone in their field who operates at a level few people reach.
The show runs 70 minutes in Mac's signature style: close-up sleight of hand that happens in the audience's hands, large illusions, and comedy wrapped around every bit of it. The props are deliberately low-tech — a goldfish, Fig Newtons, a yellow raincoat he calls a "cloak of invisibility." That's a creative choice, not a budget constraint. It's what makes the show work for a five-year-old and a Magic Castle member simultaneously. Mac King graduated from Macalester College in 1981 with a double major in Anthropology and Magic, got named Magician of the Year by the Magic Castle, broke a Guinness World Record, has been inducted into the Las Vegas Hall of Fame, and is still showing up at Excalibur in a plaid suit at 1 PM on Tuesday. That's the whole resume.
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