The 3 Shows in Washington DC That Earn the Fare

1.The Magic Duel Interactive Live Comedy Show in Washington DC

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 105 reviews · from $40Our pick

Two magicians trade tricks, mind-reading feats and snarky banter in a 90-minute show with an intermission and audience participation. You help choose the winner with a final vote. Tickets cost $40 per person; drinks cost extra. Check your confirmation for the venue, since performances are listed at more than one DC location.

“Hands down the best part is the way they make you feel like your part of the show. Their chemistry is crazy it’s never a dull moment. Definitely will do it again”

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2.“Drunk Shakespeare” Live Show Ticket at DC’s Sage Theatre

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 13 reviews · from $49

At the Sage Theatre in downtown Washington, DC, professional actors perform Shakespeare with a comic twist: one actor takes at least five shots before trying to carry the play. Each 90-minute show changes with the cast and what the drinking actor orders. Your ticket includes admission; cocktails and food cost extra.

“This play was absolutely so funny! My bf and I LOVED IT!! we got drunk and Josh did too!! They were all so funny and the bar staff was so nice!”

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3.“Magic Duel” Immersive Comedy Show Ticket at The Delegate in DC

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 8 reviews · from $40

At The Delegate, two magicians compete in a 90-minute comedy show shaped by audience challenges, participation, and a final vote. You may help the performers and try some magic yourself. Food and drinks are available separately at the venue. The show is listed as about 1 hour 40 minutes overall.

“This show is an absolute must-see! We had a fantastic time filled with laughter and magic … we kept wondering, "How did they do that?" I highly recommend it for audiences of all ages. The creativity in their content is truly impressive, and I’m sure every performance brings something new and unforgettable. Enjoy the experience!”

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