Laugh-out-loud, unpredictable, and fast-paced, Marc Savard’s Comedy Hypnosis turns volunteers into the evening’s stars. This 75-minute Vegas show blends quick-fire improv and hypnotic suggestion in an intimate showroom setting.
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The lights go down, the house hums, and a hush falls over a room that feels a world away from the Strip’s neon roar. On stage, Marc Savard moves through a razor-sharp mix of quick wit and crowd-reading; willing volunteers rise, become the show, and the theater pulses with surprised laughter. The experience is less a scripted routine and more a live experiment in spontaneity — where personalities are amplified and the unexpected becomes the headliner.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; suitable for all mobility levels though volunteers should be comfortable standing and moving briefly.
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History
Hypnosis acts became part of Las Vegas entertainment in the late 20th century as performers blended variety-show traditions with modern comedy and improv.
Conservation
Many Las Vegas venues are reducing single-use plastics and improving energy efficiency; consider public transit or rideshares to lower your carbon footprint in the city.
Reserve your spot on the Marc Savard Comedy Hypnosis today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive early
Doors open before showtime; arriving 20–30 minutes early helps you choose better seats and complete any volunteer sign-up.
Bring ID
You’ll need a photo ID to pick up mobile or paper tickets at the box office.
Be ready to participate
If you’re willing to volunteer, wear comfortable clothing and avoid alcohol beforehand — staff screen for suitability.
Respect recording rules
Photography and recording are usually prohibited; follow venue policies to avoid ejection.
Photo ID
Required for ticket pickup and identity verification at the venue.
Comfortable clothing
If you volunteer, you’ll be more relaxed and mobile in casual attire.
Charged phone (for ticket)
Many venues accept mobile tickets; keep your device charged for entry.
Earplugs (optional)
Useful if you’re sensitive to loud applause or unexpected sound effects.