It's okay, but not great. If you can pick up tickets on the cheap, or if you have magic-minded children, you can have a nice hour of entertainment that will give you something to discuss later at dinner.\n\nThe difference between good and great illusions is in the subtleties. Nathan is a pretty okay magician. To be great, it would take a substantial investment in time and money in the production effort. I don't suspect that's the future here: they are going with cheap ticket prices and variations on classic illusions. It's a business choice.\n\nPlan to play \"spot the hiding space\" a lot. Even your kids can take part in the adventure.