The Magic of Jen Kramer

Westgate Las Vegas · magic

Venue
Westgate Cabaret, Westgate Las Vegas
Schedule
Fri–Sun, 5:00 PM
Age policy
5 and older, with a paying adult
Tickets
From $19.99, plus taxes and fees

About

The Magic of Jen Kramer is a headlining residency at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, staged in the resort's Westgate Cabaret on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Kramer's own site describes her as the only woman currently headlining a magic show in Las Vegas and says she has performed more than 1,000 headlining shows in the city.

Kramer graduated with honors in theater from Yale, where she founded the Yale Magic Society. According to her official biography she has appeared on Penn & Teller: Fool Us and Masters of Illusion, was named Female Magician of the Year by the International Magicians Society, and has performed in English, French, Spanish and Swahili.

She is a member of the Society of American Magicians, the International Brotherhood of Magicians and the Academy of Magical Arts, and sits on the advisory board of Magicians Without Borders, a nonprofit that performs in refugee camps, orphanages and hospitals.

What to expect

Westgate describes the show as a mix of magic, mentalism, comedy and audience participation, with sleight of hand alongside larger illusions. Kramer's own site mentions routines such as reading audience members' minds and turning $1 bills into $100s, and says she brings volunteers into the act rather than performing only at a distance.

For families, the 5 PM start means the show ends early in the evening. Kramer's site describes the comedy as clean and says the show suits all ages, but the resort sets the practical rule: guests must be 5 or older, and children need to come with a paying adult. Much of the act, as officially described, is close-up card, money and mind-reading magic performed with volunteers. Neither official source mentions loud effects or content warnings.

Good to know

  • Performances are Friday, Saturday and Sunday; the current Ticketmaster calendar shows a 5:00 PM start. Westgate advises checking Ticketmaster for current showtimes, and not every weekend date is listed.
  • Tickets start at $19.99 before taxes and fees, according to Westgate.
  • Minimum age is 5, and children must be accompanied by a paying adult.
  • Westgate says all tickets are electronic and are handled through Ticketmaster and its app.
  • The show is in the Westgate Cabaret at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino.
  • Kramer's site says event planners are welcome to see a full public performance before booking her for a private or corporate event.

Questions about The Magic of Jen Kramer

Is The Magic of Jen Kramer a clean show for kids?

Kramer's official site describes the show as mind-boggling magic with clean comedy, and her FAQ says it is fun for all ages. The Westgate sets a minimum age of 5 and requires children to be accompanied by a paying adult, so preschoolers under 5 cannot attend even though the content is family-oriented.

When and where is the show?

The show plays the Westgate Cabaret at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Ticketmaster calendar linked from Kramer's site lists 5:00 PM performances into November 2026. Westgate says to check Ticketmaster for current showtimes, since a few weekend dates are skipped.

How much do tickets cost?

Westgate lists tickets starting at $19.99, with taxes and fees added on top. Higher-priced seating tiers are sold through Ticketmaster. All tickets are electronic, and Westgate recommends using the Ticketmaster app to hold them. Prices vary by date and seat, so check the final total on the performance you choose.

Who is Jen Kramer?

Jen Kramer is a Las Vegas magician and mentalist who studied theater at Yale and founded the Yale Magic Society. Her official biography lists appearances on Penn & Teller: Fool Us and Masters of Illusion and a Female Magician of the Year title from the International Magicians Society. She also performs at corporate and private events.

Does the audience take part in the show?

Yes. Both Westgate and Kramer's own site list audience participation as part of the performance, including mind-reading and close-up routines with volunteers from the crowd. Neither official source says how volunteers are chosen or whether you can ask not to be picked, so if that matters, ask the Westgate box office before the show starts.

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