The Magic of V
A LittleNight MagicParlor Magic & Mentalism in Las Vegas
Mondays Only — Doors 7:00 · Show 7:30
Capo's Speakeasy
Capo's Speakeasy
Monday Nights — Doors 7:00 · Show 7:30
Pick a MondayThe Magic of V
Mondays Only — Doors 7:00 · Show 7:30
Capo's Speakeasy
The Game
Seven things on this page aren't what they look like. A few you'll find by accident. The rest you'll have to go looking for.
Click what looks like decoration. Read what looks like fine print. Try the things a website doesn't usually let you do. Nothing breaks.
The ledger in the corner keeps count. Nobody else does. Find all seven, then tell me on Monday which one took you longest.
Sc. 01 Before You Book
Six cards. Pick one. Don't click it, don't tell anybody. Just look at it long enough to remember it.
That was a website. It doesn't know you, it can't see you, and it still took your card.
On Monday it's a person, three feet away. No buttons.
Pick a MondaySc. 02 The Experience
Vegas has no shortage of magic. The big StriP shows aRe worth sEeing — grand Stages, pyroTechnIcs, Great production valuEs, and seats for thousands.
This isn't that.
A Little Night Magic is inside Capo's Speakeasy — a hidden room in a mob-themed Italian restaurant on Sahara Ave. You find the door. You know the password. You sit down. For about an hour, one guy works parlor magic, mentalism, and close-up — inches from your face — and you won't be able to explain any of it. That's it. That's the show.
Suggested donation, $25 a person, at the end. Plus a drink. Everybody in that room has to make a living.
That's the deal. Nothing up front. Sodas and mocktails count as the drink.
The password is already in front of you. Some letters carry more weight than others. You just have to see it.
Think You Found It?Sc. 03 The Password
The speakeasy has a password. It's somewhere on this page. Three clues if you need them.
Think you've got it?
Can't crack it? You're still welcome. But the ones who figure it out tend to enjoy the night a little more.
Sc. 04 Mondays Only
Doors at 7:00. Show at 7:30, sharp. Over by 8:30. Tap a night and an email opens with the date already filled in. Add how many are coming and send it.
Seats are held until 7:00. After that they go to whoever's standing at the bar.
Sc. 05 The Magician
V came up in New England. Florida. Los Angeles for a couple of years. Vegas for thirteen — the last thirteen spent as Capo's resident close-up magician, working table to table through the restaurant and bar in the old style of Chicago bar magic. No stage, no announcement, just a few feet from people who came out for dinner and weren't expecting him.
This show is that, extended. He's been performing this material for years, for private clients and in his own room in Orlando. This is the first time you can simply buy a seat and watch it. He's not a headliner on the Strip. No tigers. No assistants. No pyrotechnics. Just parlor magic, mentalism, and close-up work, four decades of practice, and a room that holds twenty-five people.
He'll tell you he's an actor who does magic. That the trick isn't the point — the silence after is. That he does hard magic not because anyone in the audience would know the difference, but because he would.
He creates the moment. Then he disappears into the night.
Sc. 06 What to Expect
7:00 PM19:00:00:00
Doors open. Arrive between 7:00 and 7:15, find the entrance, and settle in at the bar. Have a drink. You found the place.
Before the Show19:15:00:00
There are puzzles and games in the parlor to warm up your hands and your head. Explore. Get comfortable.
7:30 PM — Sharp19:30:00:00
The show starts on time. Phones go away. No recording. About an hour of paying attention to something real.
8:30 PM20:30:00:00
The show ends. Have a nightcap if the mood strikes. Then off into the night — you'll want to tell someone. They won't believe you.
Sc. 07 The Details
When
Mondays
7:30 – 8:30 PM
Admission
$25 Suggested Donation
At the end, plus one drink.
Capacity
25 Guests
Reservations vanish 30 min before showtime.
Parking
Free
Lot right outside.
Ages
15+
Designed for adults. Younger guests welcome if they can sit still for an hour.
Phones
Away
Quick checks fine. No recording. You'll want to. Don't.
An Intermission
Any number from one to ten.
Sc. 08 The Venue
Capo's is Nico Santucci's tribute to his family's Chicago Italian roots and the mobster era — a real speakeasy off the Strip that's served nearly a million diners since 2002. You find the door, you know the password, and what happens next you should see for yourself.
Dinner before the show is not required, but it's strongly recommended. Book through Capo's — they'll give you the password.
Sc. 09 Reserve
Suggested donation is $25 a person, paid at the end, plus one drink each. Sodas and mocktails count. The room only holds twenty-five, and reservations disappear if you don't show up thirty minutes before showtime.
Pick Your MondayMake It a Night
Dinner guests get preferred seating.
Book dinner at Capo's before the show and you're in the front row. House-made pastas, a dark dining room with live music, and a speakeasy waiting for you after. They'll give you the password when you book.
Reserve Dinner at Capo's(702) 364-2276 · caposrestaurant.com
Follow the Magic
@magicofv on Instagram →A Little Night Magic is designed for adults. Nothing unsuitable for younger guests, but the show rewards attention and patience. Ages 15 and older. All guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Twenty-five seats, one table — there's no bad one.
Private events and corporate bookings —
get in touch.
Seven for Seven
Everything on this page is out in the open now. Monday it won't be. Same cards, same room, three feet away, and no ledger to keep score.
Tell me at the door which one took you longest.