Magic and comedy, served at your table. The House Magicians Comedy and Magic Show pairs jokes with real sleight-of-hand in a 1920s-style theatre, and you can sip Prosecco before things get started.

I love the table setup for a small group of up to 6, which keeps the room friendly and the pacing quick. I also love that the performers bring in crowd participation, so you are not just watching from the sidelines.

The only catch is that it is not suitable for children under 18, so it is really an adults-only night.

Key things to know before you go

• 1920s-style cosy theatre seating with you settled at a table for the show
• Bar hangout before the performance to soak up the party atmosphere
• Two magicians doing live tricks with comedy timing
• Interval treats: a 9-inch pizza to share plus a glass of Prosecco
• Small group limit of 6 keeps the show intimate, not crowded
• Wheelchair accessible with ramp access and helpful staff

A Comedy And Magic Night Built Around Table Service

If you want a Bristol evening that feels like an event, not just another show, this one fits the bill. House Magicians mixes stand-up-style laughs with live magic in a cosy theatre setting where you eat and drink while the action happens.

The format is built for comfort. You sit at a table, stay close enough to feel part of the room, and you do not have to juggle finding seats, timing drinks, and guessing where to look.

My favorite part is the show rhythm. Comedy sets expectations, magic breaks them, and the two magicians keep things moving so you stay entertained the whole time.

Bar Hangout To The 1920s-Style Theatre

Your night starts with a simple plan: arrive, check in, and go straight to the bar if you are early. The atmosphere is social and relaxed, and the host or greeter helps you get oriented without turning it into a big production.

This pre-show time matters more than you might think. It helps you settle in, meet your fellow audience members, and get that relaxed frame of mind where you are ready to laugh when the host calls for participation.

When it is time to be seated, you follow the host into the 1920s-style theatre. Think cosy and intimate, not grand and formal. You are guided to your table, so you avoid that awkward scramble that sometimes happens at smaller performances.

Your Table Setup For A Small Group Of Up To 6

The show is limited to a small group of 6 participants, and that changes the whole experience. Instead of a huge crowd where you feel anonymous, you get a more human-scale evening.

Table seating also helps the pacing. When everyone is already seated, you do not waste time waiting for people to file in, and you are more likely to catch jokes and reactions as they happen.

There is another practical advantage: you can actually focus. If you are traveling, you already spend a lot of energy navigating streets and transit. Here, your main job is just to sit back, watch closely, and enjoy the laughs.

If you are traveling with a friend or going as a couple, this setup is ideal. It feels friendly, not stiff, and the small group size makes interaction feel more natural than forced.

Two Magicians, One Packed Hour Of Jokes And Tricks

The core of the night is straightforward: two magicians performing magic live, with comedy threaded through the show. The result is a style where the audience is invited to relax, then react, then laugh again when the next trick lands.

Crowd participation is part of the fun. You should expect moments where the performers pull you into the bit, and that is usually the fastest way to turn a normal night out into a memorable one. If you are the shy type, it is still entertaining even when you are not called up, but the best energy comes from people who are willing to play along.

One of the smartest choices here is the intimacy of the setting. In a small theatre, the magic feels less like it is happening on a distant stage and more like it is happening right in front of you. That also makes the comedy hit harder, because you can read facial expressions and reactions in the room.

The show has jokes throughout, so you are not waiting around for the first trick. Magic is not treated like a separate segment. It is woven into the humor, which keeps you guessing and smiling at the same time.

And yes, this is the kind of evening that works well even if you love magic already. If you are newer to it, it is a good entry point because the comedy lowers the pressure. You get to enjoy the surprise instead of overthinking the method.

Interval Treats: 9-Inch Pizza To Share And Prosecco

About halfway through, you get an interval break. This is a welcome reset, not a long pause, and it keeps the show from feeling like a marathon.

During the break, you get a 9-inch pizza to share and a glass of Prosecco. You eat and drink while the room settles, then the magic ramps back up.

What I like about this arrangement is that it keeps the experience cohesive. You are not walking out to find food, then trying to jump back into the moment. Instead, the interval is part of the night’s flow.

One small detail that really helps: the pizza is cooked fresh at the bar. That makes it feel less like an afterthought snack and more like a real component of the event.

Since it is a shared pizza and the size is specified as 9 inches, think of it as a light meal, not a full dinner. If you tend to eat big, you may want to have a small bite earlier so you are not hungry during the show.

And pairing pizza with Prosecco works. It is a simple combination, but the timing is smart. It gives you something to enjoy during the break, then you are ready to settle back in with a full sense of the night.

Price And Value At $33.67 For Two Hours

At $33.67 per person for about 2 hours, the main question is value. Here is how I would judge it.

First, you are paying for an evening with more than just entertainment. The ticket includes show admission plus pizza to share and a glass of Prosecco. That is a meaningful chunk of the ticket price right there.

Second, you are getting the show in an intimate small group format, up to 6 people. Many “cheap” entertainment options are either crowd-heavy or snack-free, which can leave you feeling like you spent money for a seat, not for an experience. This includes food and a drink, and the seating style encourages you to be part of the moment.

Third, you are getting a two-magician show that is built around both comedy and magic. When those two skills work together well, it is more than the sum of its parts.

So who gets the best value? You do, if you like a fun night out, you are okay with an adults-only format, and you want something that feels different from a pub crawl or a standard museum stop.

If your budget is tight and you already planned a full dinner, you might decide this is a splurge. But if you want the whole night package, this price is easier to swallow.

Practical Tips For Bristol And What To Expect Inside

A few things will make your evening smoother.

Arrive with a little buffer. The meeting point can vary depending on the option booked, and you will want time to meet the host or greeter and settle into the bar area.

Dress for comfort. Since you are seated for most of the show and eating during the interval, you want something you can sit in comfortably. The venue is wheelchair accessible with ramp access, and staff are reported as helpful and friendly, so you can also ask questions on arrival if you need them.

Go in with the right mindset about audience participation. If the performers pull someone into the bit, it is part of the comedy. I would not treat it as a test of nerves. Treat it as a shared laugh.

Also plan around the duration. It is roughly 2 hours, so it is a great “one solid evening” option. You can pair it with an earlier meal nearby, then let this be your main event without stretching your day too long.

If you are a visitor, this show is a nice way to experience Bristol after dark without committing to long travel distances around the city. It is a contained evening with a clear start and end, and you leave with that feeling that you did something local and fun.

Who Should Book This (And Who Might Skip It)

This is a strong match for adults who like comedy and do not need their magic to be ultra-serious. If you enjoy interactive entertainment, you will likely love how close the show feels in a small group.

It is also a good option for a shared date night or a “grown-up” outing with a family member who is over 18. The vibe is social, the room is friendly, and the interval food makes it easy to keep the evening relaxed.

You might skip it if you want a kid-friendly show, since it is not suitable for children under 18. You might also skip it if you dislike audience participation entirely, because while you can still enjoy the show, some moments are designed to involve the room.

If you use a wheelchair, it is worth considering because the venue offers ramp access and the staff are described as helpful. Always make sure you arrive with enough time to get settled, since the seating is table-based and you will follow the host to your spot.

Should You Book The House Magicians Show?

I think you should book it if you want a compact Bristol night that mixes laughs, live magic, and included refreshments in a small, cosy theatre. The value is stronger than it looks on paper because the ticket covers the show plus pizza and Prosecco, and the intimate format makes it feel personal.

I would also book it if you are the type who likes interactive entertainment and good timing. This show is built for that rhythm, with two magicians doing their work right in your line of sight.

If you are bringing kids, or you want a silent, sit-back-and-do-nothing type of attraction, this probably is not your best fit.

FAQ

How long is the House Magicians Comedy and Magic show?

The show lasts about 2 hours. Starting times depend on the day you choose, so check availability for the time options.

What is included with the ticket?

Your ticket includes the show tickets, a 9-inch pizza to share, and a glass of Prosecco.

Is there an interval during the show?

Yes. There is an interval, and that is when you will be served the pizza and Prosecco.

What kind of venue seating should I expect?

You will be seated at a table in a 1920s-style theatre. The host guides you to your table.

How many people are in the group?

The group is small, limited to 6 participants.

Who performs the magic?

The show features 2 magicians performing live magic tricks, with comedy throughout.

Is the show suitable for children?

No. The show is not suitable for children under 18.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The venue is wheelchair accessible, with ramp access noted, and staff are described as helpful.

What language is the host or greeter?

The host or greeter speaks English.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.