David Copperfield

David Copperfield has been hailed as "the greatest illusionist of our time." He has made the Statue of Liberty disappear and conquered feats over Niagara Falls and the Grand Canyon, and now you can see him re-create these famous illusions live at the MGM. Copperfield has traveled the world performing his astounding illusions in front of audiences, made network appearances, and has been "featured on the cover of Forbes and Esquire." During the 90-minute show, Copperfield doesn't waste a moment and leaves his audience in awe, trying to deduce his tricks. Granted, he can't exactly bring in the real Statue of Liberty, but Copperfield does an excellent job making his show larger than life.

Be warned: you may find yourself in the part of the audience that Copperfield makes disappear. Or perhaps you will find yourself dangling midair right before you disappear with other unsuspecting audience members. This is not your grandma's magic show. Copperfield puts himself inside a shrinking box—yes, a shrinking box—that reduces to a few inches right before your eyes leaving his life-size head looking at you. If you’re lucky, you may find yourself watching him show you how he walked through the Great Wall of China. Everything you thought you knew about magic changes with David Copperfield.

This show is great for the whole family, and you can be sure you will get your money's worth with this tried-and-tested Vegas show. Adults and kids alike will be mesmerized by the whole show. Copperfield is a true showman; he laces each trick and illusion with humor that keeps you on your toes throughout the night. And if you are looking for audience participation, this is the place. Make sure to secure a seat towards the front for a chance to be brought on stage with the famous magician and take part in one of his illusions. Don't worry if you don't get chosen the first time, Copperfield selects a lucky person for almost every act. And unlike so many shows on the Strip now, David Copperfield doesn't rely on an over-the-top stage to distract people—it's just him and the magic. You will spend the rest of the night trying to figure out just how he did it.