The Magic of Jen Kramer

The Magic of Jen Kramer Tickets

The only female magician headlining her own Vegas show — 1,000+ performances at the Westgate Cabaret. Fri 5:30 PM, Sat–Sun 3 PM, 75 minutes, from about $15.

Is The Magic of Jen Kramer Worth It? Honest Review & Tips

Jen Kramer is billed as the only female magician headlining her own Las Vegas show, and the run has outlasted the novelty framing: she crossed her 1,000th performance at the Westgate Cabaret in April 2026. The Yale-educated, Fool Us-and-Masters-of-Illusion-credentialed act is warm close-up magic and mentalism with constant audience play — polished, clean and genuinely charming rather than edgy.

The booking logic is budget-afternoon: Fridays at 5:30 PM, Saturdays and Sundays at 3 PM — three shows a week, all daytime-adjacent — with tickets from about $15–20, among the cheapest headline magic in the city. The Westgate sits off-Strip by the Convention Center, but its on-site monorail station makes the trip painless from center-Strip. About 75 minutes, family-friendly from age 5 with kids accompanied by a paying adult; it pairs naturally with Soul of Motown for a full Westgate double-bill evening.

Insider tipBuild the Westgate double-bill: her 3 PM Saturday show plus Soul of Motown's evening slot — two shows, one monorail trip, parking validated, all for less than a single mid-tier Strip ticket.
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Venue

3000 S. Paradise Rd.

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Frequently asked questions

When does Jen Kramer perform?

Three shows a week: Fridays at 5:30 PM, Saturdays and Sundays at 3 PM — all matinee-adjacent slots at the Westgate Cabaret. No evening or weekday options exist.

What are her credentials?

International Magicians Society's Female Magician of the Year, appearances on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, Masters of Illusion and the TODAY Show, a Yale degree, and 1,000+ performances at the Westgate as of April 2026 — the residency is the proof.

How do I get to the Westgate?

The Las Vegas Monorail has a station inside the resort — minutes from center-Strip stops — or it's a short rideshare. Self-parking validates cheap; the summer walk from the Strip is not recommended.

Is it right for kids?

Very — ages 5+ with a paying adult, clean material, heavy participation, and afternoon curtains that fit family schedules. It's one of the most kid-appropriate magic rooms in town.
Rating

4.5

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Price from $15
Run Time 75 minutes
Categories Magic, Family Shows
Venue Westgate Cabaret, Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino
Address 3000 S. Paradise Rd.
Age Ages 5+ with a paying adult

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