Con Man: A True Crime Magic Show

Sat Jan 30 2027

January 30, 2027

7:30PM

$45 Premium | $35 General
Youth Free *limited availability/ticket required

TICKETS ON SALE SEPTEMBER 4 AT NOON
KAY CIRCLE PRESALE ACCESS BEGINS SEPTEMBER 2 AT NOON

CON MAN is a hilarious and mind-blowing dive into the world of deception. Magician Ben Seidman, (Netflix, Vanity Fair, Now You See Me) will pick your pockets, read your mind, and make you question what is a trick and what is real. CON MAN is a one-man theatrical experience that blends sleight of hand, storytelling and stand up comedy. Every performance is unique. Every audience becomes part of the story. From card sharps to swindlers, CON MAN brings the art of deception to life right before your eyes. Don’t miss this truly astonishing and unique magic show from the viral sensation as seen on Vanderpump Rules, WIRED, and Penn & Teller Fool US.

Grab your tickets before the show becomes illegal.

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This performance is made possible in part by our 26/27 Season Sponsors:

Flintworks

David & Gigi Jack

The Naumann Family

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