What time should I arrive?

Arrive 20–30 minutes before the advertised 8pm start to find parking and settle into your seat; doors often open slightly earlier.

Is there an age restriction?

Age restrictions vary by event; check the booking page for any stated policies for this performance.

Can I take photos during the show?

Policies differ by production—many magicians prohibit flash photography and recording to preserve illusions; follow house rules posted at the venue.

Street parking and nearby lots are available; weekend events may fill adjacent blocks—consider regional rail or arrive early to secure spots.

What is the refund or exchange policy?

Refund and exchange policies are set by the ticketing provider; review the booking link for specific cancellation or transfer rules.

Is the theater wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility details are event-specific; contact the venue or check the booking page for accommodations and seating options.

Craig Diamond at Smoke & Mirrors: Award-Winning Magic in Glenside

On November 6th and 7th, 2026, Craig Diamond performs at Smoke & Mirrors Theater inside The House of Magic, 101 S. Easton Rd, Glenside, Pennsylvania 19038. The two-night engagement showcases a seasoned headliner whose combination of comedy and sleight-of-hand fits a compact theater setting and invites close-up engagement from seat Diamond’s résumé spans Caesar's Palace, luxury cruise ships, casino resorts, Fortune 500 corporate stages and a recent cover feature in Vanish magazine; he has performed in more than 135 countries and reached live audiences exceeding one million. That international pedigree arrives tightened for the intimate American theater experience Expect a mix of wickedly fast comedy, tight sleight-of-hand, and theatrical illusions that shift scale within a single set. Craig alternates between razor-quick close-up moments that read like personal magic and show-stopping productions that fill the room, keeping pace brisk and reactions immediate in every seating section Smoke & Mirrors Theater emphasizes craft over spectacle; its compact footprint makes proximity part of the illusion. Where arenas dilute subtlety, a room this size magnifies gesture, breath, and timing, turning audience participation into design. For visitors, it’s a rare chance to watch technique, not just spectacle, in human scale Practicalities are simple: doors typically open before the advertised 8pm start time; arrive early to claim seats and settle into the dim house. Tickets range from $35 to $45 for these performances and can be reserved via the event booking link. Expect succinct running time and a focused, uninterrupted program The House of Magic sits in Glenside, within easy reach of Philadelphia by car or regional rail. Street parking and nearby lots serve most patrons, though weekend shows can fill adjacent blocks. If you’re traveling from the city, allow extra time for traffic; use public transit when possible for convenience This show suits travelers who prefer crafted live performance over passive sightseeing: theatergoers, comedy fans, and anyone who appreciates technical skill performed within arm’s reach. It’s also a strong option for rainy evenings or post-hike city nights, offering a concentrated cultural hit near Philadelphia without committing to a full-scale itinerary Local cultural context enriches the night: Glenside’s Keswick Theatre and nearby Curtis Arboretum provide alternatives for daytime exploration before the show. The House of Magic continues a regional tradition of intimate performance venues that support touring acts and community programming, giving suburban Philadelphia a sophisticated small-stage option and local artists Reserve tickets early through the provided booking link and verify showtime details; last-minute availability varies. Arrive at Smoke & Mirrors Theater at 101 S. Easton Rd to experience close-quarter illusion and comedic timing. Whether you’re visiting family, on a date night, or passing through, this show rewards attention and curiosity.