Three titans of Magic in one show
On August 1, an extraordinary show will occur at Chicago's Magic Lounge as three world-renowned magicians grace the Harry Blackstone Cabaret Theater™ for one night only!
Mike Caveney will present some of his well-known routines that have taken him around the world, from Japan to Borneo, Australia, China, Europe and South America, and most of the 50 States.
Joining Mike will be magic's #1 comedy magician Mac King making a rare appearance away from his record-breaking show on the Las Vegas Strip. Rounding out the show, Guy Hollingworth, widely considered one of England's most skilled magicians, will perform his seldom-seen stage act of pure sleight-of-hand.
Any one of these performers would be worth the price of admission but together on the same show–priceless. Don't miss this one-night-only special event.
Take a virtual tour of the cabaret below
One night only - Tuesday, August 1, 2023. Ticket prices for this show range from $45 (standard) to $50 (front row).
The Harry Blackstone Cabaret features an unobstructed view from every section.
The cabaret-style seating, with elevated rail and banquette areas on the main floor, allows for maximum access to view the stage and enjoy a cocktail. This also means you and your party may share a table with other guests.
Seat assignments are selected by the guest at the time of ticket purchase. If you have specific seating needs or requests, please contact the Patron Services team at boxoffice@chicagomagiclounge.com or call 312-366-4500 and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Mike Caveney
Mike Caveney has performed professionally for over fifty years and each of his original routines is perfectly suited to his dry comedic wit. He is a member of the most prestigious group of magicians in the world, The Inner Magic Circle of London, England. On two occasions he was voted STAGE MAGICIAN OF THE YEAR by the members of Hollywood's Magic Castle.
Mike has appeared on NBC’s World’s Greatest Magic, A&E's Story of Magic, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and The Late Late Show with James Corden. The Hollywood Reporter described him as, "...one of the funniest magicians in America." Mike has performed on the legendary Orient Express, at the Sydney Arts Festival in Australia, the world famous London Palladium and was featured at the FISM World Congress of Magic in Brussels, Lisbon, Yokohama, Blackpool, Beijing, and Busan.
Guy Hollingworth
Widely considered one of England's most skilled magicians, Guy Hollingworth is also a full-time barrister specializing in intellectual property law. He still performs his highly original yet traditional style of card conjuring for exclusive private gatherings and at occasional magic conventions.
Guy's best-known effect, The Reformation, was featured as one of the Fifty Greatest Magic Tricks on the British television program of that name. Guy's other television appearances include NBC's The World's Greatest Magic III, Illusoes with Luis de Matos in Portugal, The Five Greatest Magicians in the World in Japan, and Britain's Worst Cheats, Heroes of Magic, and the BBC's History of Magic in England.
Guy’s one-man show, The Expert at the Card Table, produced by David Babani for Menier Chocolate Factory and directed by Neil Patrick Harris, debuted at the Edinburgh Festival to sell-out houses and rave reviews, followed by engagements in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and London.
Mac King
Acclaimed by MAGIC Magazine as the #1 comedy magician in the world today, Mac has been named “Magician of the Year” by the Magic Castle in Hollywood, broken a Guinness World Record, appeared on seven TV specials for NBC-TV, been inducted into the Las Vegas Hall of Fame at UNLV, rocked the audience on “The Late Show with David Letterman,” tore it up three times on “Penn & Teller’s Fool Us”, and his book from Random House just entered it’s 12th printing.
In January 2000, King began his current one-man show, The Mac King Comedy Magic Show in Las Vegas, where, over the last 20-plus years, he has performed nearly 10,000 shows to more than two million fans. This makes him almost certainly the longest-running one-man show in the history of Las Vegas.