What is the age recommendation for this show?

The event is recommended for audiences ages 16 and up, as the show blends mature humor with surprising moments.

How do I buy or change tickets?

Book, change, or review your reservation through the FareHarbor booking page provided in the referral link.

Is the show accessible?

Accessibility details were not provided in the listing; contact the venue or check the booking page for specific accommodations.

What should I do about parking and transit?

Plan to arrive early to secure nearby street parking or a drop-off; use the venue address when arranging rides or transit.

Are photos allowed during the performance?

Photography is typically restricted during performances—save photos for the lobby or post-show curtain call and avoid flash.

The Alans' Delightfully Deceptive: Mind-Bending Magic at Smoke & Mirrors in Glenside

Q: Where is the meeting point for check-in?

Meet at Smoke & Mirrors Theater @ The House of Magic - 101 S. Easton Rd, Glenside Pa, 19038 for entry and seating.

The Alans bring a dose of mischief and finely tuned showmanship to suburban Philadelphia with Delightfully Deceptive, a two-night run at the Smoke & Mirrors Theater at The House of Magic, 101 S. Easton Rd, Glenside PA 19038. On October 2nd and 3rd, 2026 at 8PM, husband-and-wife duo Jason and Stacy Alan fuse close-up magic, stage illusions, and mentalism into a smart, laugh-forward performance that plays like a puzzle you’re invited to solve. Walking into Smoke & Mirrors, you notice the room is built for eye contact: a compact auditorium, a low stage, and lighting that isolates moments so every gesture becomes meaningful. The show’s core features are quick-change sleights, audience-sourced mentalism, and theatrical misdirection. The Alans mix stand-up timing with trick construction—one minute you’re laughing, the next you’re jotting down questions on a cocktail napkin because a private memory has been plucked from the room. Their résumé includes multiple appearances on Penn & Teller: Fool Us (twice), a shorthand for the craft and polish you’ll see live. This isn’t a Las Vegas spectacle; it’s intimate theater magic. Props are hand-sized, reactions are raw, and participation is not passive. Expect to lean forward in your seat: volunteers may be brought onstage, and some routines depend on close inspection. That design makes each performance feel unique—small variations, audience energy, and the duo’s rapport shift a trick into a shared moment. As a date-night pick or an offbeat cultural stop before a weekend in Philadelphia, Delightfully Deceptive offers a compact, memorable evening. For locals and visitors, the show adds variety to Glenside’s evening scene. The House of Magic identity gives the venue a playful edge compared with standard theater offerings, and Smoke & Mirrors’ address at 101 S. Easton Rd anchors an easy meeting point. Tickets listed with the event run between $35.00 and $45.00; seating moves quickly for intimate runs, so plan ahead. Practical notes: arrive early to find your seat and catch pre-show banter, prepare for audience involvement if you dislike being onstage, and bring a sense of curiosity—the more you notice, the more the show unfolds. If you love clever construction, sharp humor, and genuine astonishment, The Alans’ Delightfully Deceptive is the kind of small-theater magic that stays with you on the walk home. Note: the show is recommended for audiences ages 16 and up, blending mature humor with surprises. If you’re planning transportation, use the venue address as your meeting point: Smoke & Mirrors Theater @ The House of Magic - 101 S. Easton Rd, Glenside Pa, 19038. Consider arriving with cash or card for concessions and venue merchandise. For groups, book together to keep adjacent seats; the theater’s layout means friends split across rows can miss moments.