LIOZ: Comedy Magic Uncensored at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino

Not my favorite comedy experience

I don’t know, I wasn’t thrilled with this at all. Maybe it’s just me/us. I read a many reviews that were favorable and was pretty convinced It would be great or at least good. I kept wondering when it was going to end. I wouldn’t buy it again if I could go back.

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🪄😂 LIOZ — MASTER OF DELUSION — THE GOT TALENT GUY | COMEDY MAGIC UNCENSORED | LAS VEGAS

🪄😂 LIOZ — MASTER OF DELUSION — THE GOT TALENT GUY | COMEDY MAGIC UNCENSORED | LAS VEGAS By Aaron G. Beebe | GONNAHAPPEN® Sometimes you go to a Las Vegas show expecting to hear great music. Sometimes you go to be amazed, fooled or left wondering, "How did they do that?" And sometimes you just want to laugh. With LIOZ Shem Tov: Master of Delusion, I got a little bit of all of it — but mostly I spent the night wondering what ridiculous thing was going to happen next and laughing when it did. 😂🪄 I first caught LIOZ through America's Got Talent. This time, instead of watching him on television, I caught him live at the V Theater inside Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas — and this show hit exactly where I needed it. My ribs practically hurt from laughing by the time I walked out. If LIOZ looks familiar, there's a reason. He's been part of the Got Talent world internationally, bringing his unusual style of comedy magic to America's Got Talent, Britain's Got Talent and Australia's Got Talent. I've always enjoyed America's Got Talent. Howie Mandel has always cracked me up, and I've had the chance to see Howie's comedy live as well, so seeing LIOZ doing his own uncensored Vegas show made the connection even more fun for me. And, of course, Sofia Vergara and Heidi Klum have always been fan favorites of mine too. There's even a personal connection for me outside of AGT. Sofia's son, Manolo Gonzalez Vergara, is part of World Food Program USA's Zero Hunger Activist Council, and I was grateful to participate in one of his online meetings supporting the program. Manolo also launched the culinary brand TOMA in partnership with Sofia Vergara and C3. But enough about Got Talent — because calling what LIOZ does simply a "magic show" doesn't really explain what you're walking into. THE MAGIC IS THE DELUSION 😂 Las Vegas has plenty of massive illusion productions. We're used to elaborate sets, huge pieces of equipment and magicians attempting seemingly impossible tricks. LIOZ goes almost completely in the opposite direction. The concept behind Master of Delusion takes the seriousness of traditional magic, mentalism and illusion and turns it upside down. The props can be ridiculous. The explanations can be even more ridiculous. And LIOZ delivers everything with such commitment and deadpan confidence that you almost start questioning whether you're supposed to be impressed or laughing. Usually, it's both. He doesn't need to make a helicopter disappear. Give this guy a random everyday object, an audience member and a completely absurd idea, and somehow he can turn it into a comedy routine. That's the fun of it. YOU MIGHT BECOME PART OF THE SHOW One of my favorite things about the performance was how interactive it felt. LIOZ brought several audience members onto the stage and worked directly with people throughout the room. That unpredictability gives the show a completely different energy. The whole audience becomes part of LIOZ's comedy playground. You never quite know who he's going to talk to, pick on, make fun of or play around with — or what he's going to pull out next and where the joke is going. And apparently, you might even leave with a few things you weren't expecting. Somehow, I walked away with a plastic souvenir watch and tampons. 😂⌚ Only in Vegas. CHAIN… PULL… BOOM! 😂 Then there's Chris Waldeck. I had to look Chris up after the show, and there's more to his comedy story than I realized. Originally from Florida and now part of the Las Vegas comedy scene, Chris has been performing stand-up for years and recently earned a Golden Ticket on Kill Tony. Chris also incorporates his own movements and his now-memorable one-handed clap directly into his comedy. I respect anyone who can take something that's genuinely part of who they are, own it onstage and turn it into something that gets an entire room laughing with them. And since Vegas and Florida seem to go hand in hand — and I've gotten a lot of love from Florida over the years — that gave me one more reason to give Chris a shout-out. Without giving away everything that happens during LIOZ's show, Chris' appearances became one of those running parts of the night that just kept getting funnier. "CHAIN… PULL… BOOM!" If you've seen the show, you already know. 😂 His chemistry with LIOZ added another dimension to the performance, and Chris absolutely deserves some love too. 👏 Those recurring jokes are part of what makes the experience work. Something happens earlier in the show, comes back later, and suddenly the entire room is in on the joke. NOT YOUR TYPICAL LAS VEGAS MAGIC SHOW That's probably the best way I can describe LIOZ — Master of Delusion. Don't walk in expecting a traditional Las Vegas illusion spectacular. Walk in ready to laugh. LIOZ takes familiar ideas from magic and mentalism and intentionally sends them somewhere completely different. His deadpan delivery, audience interaction, absurd props and commitment to the "delusion" create a style that's very much his own. And underneath all the silliness, there's something smart about the concept. We're used to magicians trying to convince us that something impossible just happened. LIOZ basically asks: What if I convince you that something completely stupid is incredible? 😂 That's the delusion. And it works. GONNAHAPPEN® REVIEW After seeing a lot of different entertainment over the years, I appreciate shows that don't feel like copies of everything else around them. This one definitely doesn't. It's weird. It's interactive. It's unpredictable. It's intentionally ridiculous. And most importantly, it's funny. I laughed throughout the show, and there were moments when the audience reaction was just as entertaining as what was happening onstage. If you're exploring the Las Vegas entertainment scene and want something different from the giant production shows, LIOZ — Master of Delusion offers a more intimate comedy-magic experience where personality, audience interaction and absurdity are the attraction. Just remember: Miracle Mile Shops has multiple entertainment venues and showrooms, so double-check the theater information printed on your ticket before heading inside. 📍 V Theater — Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood, Las Vegas 🪄 LIOZ — Master of Delusion And if somebody starts yelling... CHAIN… PULL… BOOM! You'll understand soon enough. 😂 As for me? I came for the comedy, walked out with a plastic watch and tampons, and my ribs still hurt from laughing. Not exactly the Vegas souvenirs I expected to bring home. 😂🪄⌚ Put it on. Press record. Create the delusion. 😂🎥 Life is Gonna Happen What's next? GONNAHAPPEN®. — Aaron G. Beebe GONNAHAPPEN® | Las Vegas #LIOZ #MasterOfDelusion #ComedyMagicUncensored #ChrisWaldeck #VTheater #PlanetHollywood #MiracleMileShops #LasVegas #VegasShows #ComedyMagic #AmericasGotTalent #AGT #VegasEntertainment #AaronGBeebe

Response from the operator: Thank you Aaron to take your time to leave such a great review. I'm very happy you enjoyed the show ❤⌚

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Great fun

Great fun and memorable evening. And a free watch

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Totally worth your time .

I love the sense of humor , beautify executed. All of us where dancing through out the entire event .

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Average

The person who opened the show for the magician was so, so bad that I wanted to rip my ears off. Then the magician’s show started. He is funny, and the first few jokes were really good. Then he found someone in the audience who was supposedly “recording his show” and confronted them in front of everyone, which was a really uncomfortable moment. All the fun and entertaining vibe he had built at the beginning completely disappeared. There were still a few good jokes afterward, but the last part of the show felt like more of the same and, honestly, it was boring. He also seemed lost at times, almost as if he had forgotten his script.

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