The Hidden Magic Show will bring mind reading and illusion to Burien’s Tin Theater

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From the creator of Seattle’s longest-running family magic show comes a brand-new psychological experience designed explicitly for adult minds, coming to Burien’s Tin Theater for three shows on Dec. 5, Jan. 9 & Feb. 6.

For over 10 years, Magician Raymond has captivated packed audiences at the Seattle Center. Now, he invites you to an evening of Magic and Mentalism for the adult mind. Step into the vintage-style Tin Theater for a mysterious, mind-bending, and fun night out perfect for couples, dates, and groups of friends.

Your experience begins before the first trick is even played. The Hidden Magic Show takes place in the boutique Tin Theater adjacent to the Tin Room Bar. This beautiful Theater is the perfect, atmospheric setting for an intimate performance where the line between reality and illusion blurs, and where your thoughts become the evening’s main event.

Upcoming Show Dates & Times

To accommodate your evening plans, Seattle Magic is hosting a limited three-month winter engagement with exactly two distinct showtimes per night:

• Saturday, Dec. 5, 2026 — 6:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m.
• Saturday, Jan. 9, 2027 — 6:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m.
• Saturday, Feb. 6, 2027 — 6:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m.

Limited Seating — Book Your Tickets Now!

Because the Tin Theater only holds 38 people, seats are incredibly limited and performances are expected to sell out fast. Grab your friends, plan a unique date night, and secure your entry before the opportunity disappears.

• Ticket Price: $18 per person
• Where to Buy:

Purchase Tickets on Eventbrite.com Here

An Experience for the Theater of the Mind: 

The Hidden Magic Show is not a spectacle of large boxes, flashy stage assistants, or cheesy tricks. Instead, it is an immersive journey into the theater of the mind, relying on the most powerful (and unpredictable) tool in the room: human psychology. Blending sophisticated mentalism, psychological illusions, and interactive magic, Raymond explores the mysteries of influence and thought-reading in a way that is deeply deceptive but also lighthearted, funny, and incredibly fun. You won’t just sit in the dark and watch—your thoughts, choices, and laughs will actively shape the performance. It is a smart, captivating, and laugh-out-loud evening designed to challenge what you think is possible, making it the ultimate fun night out for friends and couples.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this show appropriate for children?

The Hidden Magic Show is specifically crafted and paced for adult minds, focusing on advanced mentalism, psychological illusion, and sophisticated fun. It is completely clean, so adults are welcome to bring older children if they choose, however, please note that this is not a children’s magic show. If you are looking for high-energy kid and family entertainment, check out the Seattle Family Magic Show page.

Where is the theater located?

The show is at the Tin Theater in Olde Burien. When you arrive at the restaurant, you will find the entrance to the theater in the back of the restaurant.

📍 Venue & Location Information

The Tin Room Bar & Theater, a beloved local landmark known for its fantastic food, exceptional cocktails, and rich neighborhood history. The performance takes place in the unique, intimate vintage style theater space adjacent to the restaurant dining room.

Arrival Tip: We highly recommend arriving early to enjoy dinner or grab a drink at the bar before entering the theater for the show! Free street parking is available throughout the surrounding area.

The Tin Theater is located at 923 SW 152nd Street, Burien, WA 98166:

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