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I think it would be fine to bring a 14 - 15 yr old. if they're politically aware, they would certainly understand the jokes. I do not feel it was overly raunchy, just clever political satire. all that being said, it is liberal leaning in it's content. and the magic was amazing. enjoy the show!

The shows on a weekend are the same. However, the script is modified every week to cover different current events. Where I see the most consistency is with the magic act. But, these are always good and always enjoyed. There are always a few tried-and-true skits. We always look forward to the Texas redistricting skit by former Texas Governor Rick Perry. I have been to the shows over five times, and no two shows are the same. Further, I've never been disappointed that any two shows are almost the same.

Ha,ha,ha,ha,ha, that's a great question! Austin, much to the disappointment of indigenous Austinites, has become Silicon Valley liberal, and some Trump bashing is to be expected. But don't let that stop you from enjoying a not to be missed trip back to vaudeville.

It was largely a liberal crowd and liberal-oriented humor, but far less biting than a lot of what you might see on late-night television. If you ever find this sort of humor funny I expect you will enjoy the show.

We went on site and waited to see if there were “no shows”. They seated us off to the side, but we got in. Take a chance!

Not really kid-friendly. It’s definitely a mature audience kind of show.

Yes, I think so. Guess you might want to call them to confirm?

It is wheelchair accessible. I'd call them directly to make sure you can get the seats you need.

There is a parking garage just down the street at the convention center.