Posted: 6/15/15 at 9:55pm
I know in Vegas they meet people in the lobby of the theater. Do you think they will do the same on broadway or stage door? Im going to opening preview so i wont be able to find out before hand.
Posted: 6/15/15 at 10:25pm
im gonna assume they will do the same deal, stand out by the merch booth and be super nice and take photos and sign for folks like they do EVERY night in vegas.
Posted: 6/16/15 at 8:05am
A large part of Penn and Teller's Las Vegas show is using magic to communicate their Libertarian ideals. Their accessibility is an important part of their message.
Your enjoyment of their performance might have a lot to do with whether or not you agree with their point-of-view.
I would be very surprised if they didn't greet the audience after the show.
Posted: 7/20/15 at 2:20pm
After the Sunday evening performance both did the meet and greet in the lobby. They do not stand together. I was one of the first out of the theater and found Teller first. He asked that we help him with crowd control by defining a space in the shape of a semi circle. It was crazy smart and people maintained it! Teller came person to person moving along the shape of the semi circle. He signed and then took your cell phone from you, clicked it to selfie mode and took the picture for you. Then I moved over to Penn. Wasn't hard to find him - wow he is a tall man! Unfortunately, the crowd over there was much more rude. They thought nothing of shoving and pushing (think Black Friday outside of the Walmart entrance). Sad point...neither Penn nor Teller gave the impression that they would slight anyone! Both were very nice to all fans. Was a pleasure to say hi and tell them my favorite moment on one of their television shows.
