You’ll walk into Planet Hollywood’s V Theater not knowing what hit you—a wild mix of chaotic magic and uncensored comedy from Lioz himself. Expect audience shout-outs, absurd tricks that never quite go as planned, and a room full of grown-ups laughing way too hard. Your ticket includes your chosen seat and all box office fees—it’s all about showing up ready to laugh until your face hurts.
Your evening includes your reserved show ticket for LIOZ Comedy Magic Uncensored at Planet Hollywood’s V Theater plus all box office fees—just pick your seat when booking and enjoy easy access to Miracle Mile Shops before or after the laughs.
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The whole thing is a parody of those big-deal magicians—think Copperfield but if he’d had a few too many Red Bulls and zero filter. Lioz does these tricks that almost make sense, then flips them upside down with some joke or ridiculous twist. At one point he tried reading someone’s mind in the front row (the poor guy just laughed and shook his head), and somehow it turned into an impromptu dance-off. I nearly snorted my drink when he started miming a dove act with what looked like a rubber chicken. He called out to people by name—well, sort of—and kept breaking character just enough that you couldn’t tell what was real anymore.
There’s this moment where you realize everyone around you is laughing for totally different reasons—some at the magic, some at the jokes, some because it’s just so off-the-wall. It’s adults-only for a reason (don’t bring your grandma unless she swears more than you do). The Miracle Mile Shops outside were still echoing with music when we stumbled out after the show, still giggling about that bit with the floating table—I won’t spoil it, but I’m still not sure how he pulled it off or if he even meant to.

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