The Magicians Room at The LINQ Promenade
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Step Inside an Intimate World of Magic and Mind Reading
The Conjurors: Secret Wonders is an immersive magic and mind-reading production starring British performers Matthew Pomeroy and Natasha Lamb at The Magicians Room inside The LINQ Promenade.
The production blends psychological illusion, predictions, theatrical storytelling, visual magic, impossible object work, British humor, and personal audience interaction.
Secret Wonders does not rely only on large boxes, disappearing assistants, or distant stage effects. Many routines are built around thoughts, choices, borrowed objects, memories, volunteers, and moments that unfold close to the audience.
The Magicians Room provides an intimate environment where guests can see the performers’ expressions, volunteers’ reactions, and small visual details that might be lost inside a large resort theater.
Matthew Pomeroy and Natasha Lamb guide the audience through a connected theatrical experience rather than presenting a loose collection of unrelated tricks. Stories and emotional themes help link the effects together.
Audience members may be asked to think of information, make decisions, lend personal objects, answer questions, or join the performers onstage. Participation is optional, and no guest is guaranteed to be selected.
The current Las Vegas calendar resumes on September 9, 2026, following a summer break. Regular performances are scheduled Wednesday through Sunday at 6:30 p.m.
The Conjurors can work well for couples, families with older children, magic fans, date nights, celebration groups, and visitors seeking a close-up alternative to a large Strip illusion production.
Guests comparing mentalism and illusion with other Las Vegas show discounts can consider the intimate room, 75-minute runtime, audience interaction, early-evening schedule, and central Promenade location before booking.
Quick Facts about The Conjurors: Secret Wonders
- Starting Price: Tickets start at $44 through the Vegas4Locals ticket link.
- Performers: Matthew Pomeroy and Natasha Lamb.
- Venue: The Magicians Room at The LINQ Promenade.
- Address: 3545 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Suite L-07B, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
- Current Status: The Las Vegas production is on a summer break.
- Next Listed Performance: Wednesday, September 9, 2026, at 6:30 p.m.
- Regular Schedule: Wednesday through Sunday at 6:30 p.m.
- Regular Dark Days: Monday and Tuesday.
- Calendar Changes: Touring commitments, holidays, private events, and production needs may create additional gaps.
- Show Length: Approximately 75 minutes.
- Age Policy: Current sources conflict. Ticketmaster says guests must be at least 5, while Vegas.com lists a minimum age of 7.
- Booking Guidance: Plan for guests ages 7 and older when using the Vegas.com-based ticket offer unless the selected listing clearly permits younger guests.
- Show Style: Magic, psychological illusion, mind reading, predictions, cinematic storytelling, object work, British humor, and audience participation.
- Seating: Reserved seating may be reassigned if guests arrive 15 minutes or more after the performance begins.
- Bag Policy: Bags are subject to search before entry.
- VIP Option: A separate VIP experience may be available as an add-on for selected performances.
- Parking: The LINQ Hotel + Experience has paid self-parking and valet parking. Review the Las Vegas parking fees guide before visiting.
- Price Includes: Taxes and fees are included through the Vegas4Locals ticket link.
What to Expect at The Conjurors: Secret Wonders
Secret Wonders combines individual illusions with storytelling and recurring themes. The audience is treated as part of the experience rather than a group watching from a distance.
- Mind Reading: The performers may reveal thoughts, names, words, drawings, memories, numbers, or choices apparently known only to an audience member.
- Psychological Illusion: Some routines explore perception, influence, coincidence, decision-making, and the limits of observation.
- Visual Magic: Objects may appear, vanish, transform, travel, or behave in ways that seem impossible.
- Personal Objects: Selected effects may use borrowed items such as rings, phones, watches, or other belongings.
- Cinematic Storytelling: Music, lighting, pacing, narration, and connected scenes give the show a more theatrical structure.
- British Humor: The duo uses playful conversation, wit, and reactions to balance the mystery with lighter moments.
- Audience Volunteers: Selected guests may make choices, answer questions, lend an object, or join a routine.
- Intimate Sightlines: The smaller room helps guests follow the performers and audience reactions from close range.
- Different Every Night: Audience decisions and volunteer responses can change the details and pacing of each performance.
- No Guaranteed Effect: Specific tricks, objects, volunteers, stories, and routines may change without notice.
Book ahead for the preferred Secret Wonders performance and ticket category.
Meet The Conjurors: Matthew Pomeroy and Natasha Lamb
Matthew Pomeroy and Natasha Lamb perform together as The Conjurors. Their style combines mind reading, psychological illusion, theatrical storytelling, elegant presentation, and direct audience involvement.
British Magic Duo
The pair brings a distinctly British performance style to Secret Wonders through polished presentation, storytelling, humor, and conversational audience interaction.
International Performers
The Conjurors have performed in theaters, arenas, television studios, and special events across numerous countries.
Las Vegas Headliners
Their Secret Wonders production gives the duo a full-time Las Vegas home inside the intimate Magicians Room.
Now You See Me Live Hosts
Pomeroy and Lamb also host the Now You See Me Live World Tour, a separate stage production inspired by the movie franchise.
Connected Performance Style
They present themselves as a coordinated duo rather than taking turns with unrelated solo acts. Conversation, shared storytelling, and combined routines shape the show.
Live performers and individual routines may change because of touring, illness, vacations, private engagements, or production needs.
Magic and Mind Reading in Secret Wonders
The show moves between several types of mystery performance instead of repeating one method or visual style.
Predictions
Information recorded before an audience decision may appear to match a choice made during the performance.
Thought Reveals
The duo may apparently identify information held only in a volunteer’s mind.
Impossible Objects
Borrowed and stage objects may appear in unexpected places, change form, or connect with the story in surprising ways.
Psychological Mystery
Selected routines explore whether a choice was freely made, influenced, anticipated, or interpreted through observation.
Theatrical Illusion
Music, lighting, movement, and storytelling help create emotional and visual moments beyond a standard demonstration.
Audience-Created Outcomes
The people selected and the choices they make help determine how a routine develops.
Why See The Conjurors at The LINQ Promenade?
Two Performers Working as One Act
Matthew Pomeroy and Natasha Lamb combine their skills and personalities throughout a connected theatrical production.
More Than a Collection of Tricks
Stories, emotional themes, music, and recurring ideas help turn individual effects into a complete experience.
Close to the Performers
The intimate venue keeps guests nearer to the magic, volunteers, expressions, and small details.
Strong Audience Involvement
Thoughts, decisions, borrowed objects, and volunteers help shape the performance.
Early-Evening Showtime
The 6:30 p.m. start leaves time for dinner, the High Roller, nightlife, casino gaming, or another later activity.
Central Promenade Location
The theater is near restaurants, bars, shops, attractions, Flamingo Las Vegas, Horseshoe, Caesars Palace, and other central-Strip destinations.
The Conjurors VIP Experience
Current Ticketmaster dates display a separate Conjurors VIP Experience add-on. Benefits, timing, availability, age rules, and admission requirements can change.
Separate Add-On
The VIP experience may be sold separately from the regular show ticket. Do not assume the add-on replaces admission.
Date-Specific Availability
VIP inventory appears on selected future performances and may sell out independently.
Confirm the Benefits
Review the exact VIP description during checkout because inclusions may change and should not be inferred from the package name.
Verify the Timing
Confirm whether the experience takes place before or after the main show and how early guests must arrive.
Plan Your Visit to The Conjurors
- Use the corrected schedule: Secret Wonders currently performs Wednesday through Sunday at 6:30 p.m.
- Remember the summer hiatus: The current Las Vegas calendar resumes on September 9, 2026.
- Check the selected date: Touring commitments and special events can create additional dark periods.
- Resolve the age conflict before booking: Ticketmaster lists 5+, while Vegas.com lists 7+. Plan for age 7+ unless the selected ticket explicitly permits a younger guest.
- Arrive at least 30 minutes early: The theater is inside The LINQ Promenade, and guests need time for parking, walking, bag inspection, ticket scanning, and seating.
- Do not arrive late: Reserved seats may be reassigned when guests arrive 15 minutes or more after showtime.
- Bring only necessary items: Bags are subject to search, so smaller personal items can make entry easier.
- Confirm the suite location: The Magicians Room is at 3545 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Suite L-07B, inside The LINQ Promenade.
- Participation is optional: Guests may watch without volunteering, lending an object, or joining the performers.
- Confirm VIP details: A VIP add-on appears on selected dates, but benefits and timing should be reviewed during checkout.
- Allow approximately 75 minutes: Add entry and exit time when making dinner, attraction, or transportation plans.
- Follow current recording rules: Listen to the pre-show announcement and staff instructions regarding phones, photography, audio, and video.
Video Preview of The Conjurors
This Penn & Teller television appearance previews Matthew Pomeroy and Natasha Lamb’s performance style. It originally aired in 2021 and is not footage from the current Secret Wonders residency.
The Conjurors: Secret Wonders FAQ
Q: Who are The Conjurors?
A: The Conjurors are British magic and mind-reading performers Matthew Pomeroy and Natasha Lamb.
Q: What is Secret Wonders?
A: Secret Wonders is their Las Vegas production combining psychological illusion, mind reading, magic, cinematic storytelling, British humor, and audience participation.
Q: Is The Conjurors show currently performing?
A: The Las Vegas production is on a summer hiatus. Current future inventory begins on September 9, 2026.
Q: What nights does The Conjurors perform?
A: The current regular schedule is Wednesday through Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday are normally dark.
Q: Does the show still perform on Mondays?
A: No Monday performances appear in the current regular schedule. Earlier listings that included Monday are outdated.
Q: How long is Secret Wonders?
A: The show runs approximately 75 minutes.
Q: What is the minimum age?
A: Current sources conflict. Ticketmaster says guests must be at least 5, while Vegas.com lists a minimum age of 7. Guests using the Vegas.com-based ticket offer should plan for age 7 or older unless the selected listing says otherwise.
Q: Is The Conjurors suitable for adults without children?
A: Yes. The storytelling, psychological illusion, mind reading, humor, and audience interaction are designed to appeal to adults as well as families.
Q: Do guests have to participate?
A: No. Audience participation is optional, and guests can enjoy the full performance without volunteering.
Q: Can guests guarantee they will be selected?
A: No. The performers choose volunteers according to the requirements of each routine.
Q: Is Secret Wonders a large illusion show?
A: The production includes visual magic and theatrical illusion, but it focuses heavily on mind reading, storytelling, personal objects, psychological mystery, and close audience interaction.
Q: Where is The Magicians Room?
A: The theater is located inside The LINQ Promenade at 3545 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Suite L-07B.
Q: What happens when guests arrive late?
A: Current ticket information warns that reserved seating may be reassigned when guests arrive 15 minutes or more after the performance begins.
Q: Are bags allowed?
A: Bags are subject to search before entry. Guests should bring only necessary personal items.
Q: Is a VIP experience available?
A: A separate VIP add-on appears on selected future dates. Guests should confirm its benefits, timing, age policy, and admission requirements during checkout.
Q: Is the video on this page from Secret Wonders?
A: No. It is a 2021 television performance that previews the duo’s magic and mind-reading style rather than the current Las Vegas production.
Q: Are The Conjurors involved with Now You See Me Live?
A: Yes. Matthew Pomeroy and Natasha Lamb host the separate Now You See Me Live World Tour.
Ready for an intimate evening of magic, mind reading, and impossible moments?
