Hypnosis meets standup in a Vegas speakeasy. Steve Falcon’s Comedy Hypnosis Hour turns the usual comedy routine into an interactive hypnosis comedy night at 1923 Live, inside the 1923 Prohibition Bar at the Venetian (above Minus5). The format is built around laughs plus a live hypnosis performance, so you’re not just watching a set.

I love the 75-minute run time because it feels like a full night’s entertainment in one sitting, with humor baked into the hypnosis show instead of coming in between. I also like that your ticket includes the meet and greet with photo ops, plus the show entry and a real chance to become part of it if you want.

One thing to consider: this is adult-friendly and audience participation is part of the deal. If you’d rather sit back and be hands-off, you should be comfortable with the idea that volunteers may be called up.

Key Points to Know Before You Go

• Hypnosis comedy, not a typical stage show: Standup-style jokes are woven into the hypnosis performance so the laughter stays constant.
• Held inside the 1923 Prohibition Bar (Venetian Hotel): Expect a speakeasy-style room above Minus5, with show-ready production.
• Meet and greet + photo ops are included: Your ticket isn’t only for seats; it also covers a post-show moment.
• You can volunteer to participate: The experience includes an opportunity to be part of the show if you’re game.
• Limited capacity (up to 80 people): Smaller crowd size usually helps keep the show energy high.
• Alcohol is extra: Drinks are available for purchase inside, but they’re not included in the $39 ticket.

Getting Oriented at Minus5 and Finding 1923 Live

This show starts at minus5 ICEBAR in The Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian. The meeting point address is 3377 S Las Vegas Blvd, STE 2140, Las Vegas, NV 89109, and the experience ends back near the starting point after the show.

Why this matters: the Venetian’s indoor maze can feel endless, especially at night. Starting from a clearly stated landmark (minus5 ICEBAR) helps you get oriented fast, and it keeps you from wandering when you’re trying to catch the show on time.

Also note the setting: the hypnosis hour takes place inside the 1923 Prohibition Bar area, at 1923 Live, located above Minus5. If you like arriving a little early, you’ll likely spend less time figuring out stairs and corridors and more time settling in with a drink-free plan (since alcohol is sold separately inside).

Good to know for planning: service animals are allowed, and the venue is near public transportation. The show has a maximum of 80 people, so it’s not the kind of giant setup where you feel lost in a crowd.

What Happens in Steve Falcon’s 75-Minute Comedy Hypnosis Hour

The core promise is simple: a one-of-a-kind 75-minute laughfest built around hypnosis comedy. Steve Falcon mixes standup comedy with hypnosis routines, and the program is designed so the humor keeps rolling instead of pausing for long stretches.

You can expect a show with comedy, sound effects, and show-level production. The hypnosis portion is live, and it’s audience-driven in the way these formats can be—so the energy in the room rises or falls with what happens during the performance.

Another detail I’d take seriously: the show is designed so no two performances are the same. That means you shouldn’t assume you’ll get an identical routine if you’ve seen hypnosis comedy before. If you’re the type who likes variety, this is a strong reason to book even if you’ve heard of Steve’s style.

One more practical angle: the show is positioned as adult-friendly, and it’s rated R-rated. That matters for couples who want a fun night out, and also for groups who want adult-only comedy without kids in the mix.

Audience Participation: How to Decide Whether to Volunteer

This is the part where the show becomes personal. Your ticket includes an opportunity to volunteer or participate in the show, and that’s a real part of the entertainment package rather than a gimmick.

If you’re comfortable being in the spotlight, you’ll likely enjoy the show even more—because you aren’t just watching the hypnosis comedy story, you’re inside it. One person described feeling relaxed during the hypnosis portion and then energized afterward, and they also noted that their friends laughed hard when they were part of the experience.

If you’re not interested in volunteering, you can still go for the laughs. The show is still a comedy performance with a lead entertainer (Steve Falcon), and the room is set up for a full night of entertainment either way. Still, you should go in knowing this is not a quiet, no-surprises production.

A small detail from participant-style feedback that may help you mentally prepare: at least one person said they were shown a video afterward. That doesn’t mean it happens for everyone, but it suggests the show may include a follow-up recap moment for selected participants.

The Included Meet and Greet and Photo Ops Moment

Your ticket includes entry to Steve Falcon’s Comedy Hypnosis Hour and a meet and greet with photo ops after the show.

That changes the value equation. A lot of comedy tickets are only about the performance. Here, you’re paying for a show plus an add-on moment that feels more like an event than a quick ticket scan.

In the feedback, the “star of the show” feeling comes up more than once. One participant even pointed out that their friends said they were the highlight, and then the group showed them a video after the performance. That kind of afterglow is often what turns a Vegas night into a story you’ll still be telling at brunch the next day.

Practical tip: if you want an easier photo moment, plan to be near the front of the group when the meet and greet starts. With limited capacity (up to 80 people), you should expect a more straightforward flow than big-audience productions.

Inside the Speakeasy Vibe: 1923 Prohibition Bar at the Venetian

The setting is part of the fun here. The show happens at 1923 Live inside the 1923 Prohibition Bar, and it’s located above Minus5 at the Venetian.

Speakeasy-style rooms tend to do two things well. First, they make the room feel like it has a theme, which helps hypnosis comedy land because the whole place feels “in on the bit.” Second, the room design usually keeps sightlines and sound more focused than some larger venues.

Even the pre-show staging is built around the Venetian’s indoor experience: you meet near minus5 ICEBAR, then you head into the 1923 Prohibition Bar space for the actual show. That means you can keep your night simple—no complicated cab rides, no trying to find a street venue with dark corners.

Alcohol is available for purchase inside the showroom, but it’s not included in the $39 ticket. If you like a drink with a comedy show, you’ll need to budget for it. If you don’t drink, you can still have a full night since the price already includes entry and the event extras.

Price and Value: Is $39 Worth It?

$39 per person for a 1 hour 15 minute comedy hypnosis show with meet and greet and photo ops is the kind of Vegas price that feels more like a deal than a splurge—especially because the included extras extend beyond the performance.

Here’s how I’d evaluate the value in plain terms:

• You’re getting a full 75-minute show that mixes standup humor with hypnosis.
• Your ticket includes the meet and greet with photo ops, which many people end up remembering more than the specific joke they heard first.
• The show is capped at 80 people, which can help make the room feel “alive” rather than crowded and impersonal.

One extra note: the show is described as top-rated for adults elsewhere, and it returns to Las Vegas for limited performances (with two Las Vegas shows noted for January 2025). Limited runs usually push you to book sooner, because you can’t rely on “maybe we’ll find tickets later.”

There’s also a psychological value in booking something interactive in Vegas. Big-name attractions can be impressive, but interactive entertainment can feel more personal and more shareable, especially when you leave with photos from the meet and greet.

When This Show Fits Best (and When to Skip It)

This is a great fit if you want:

• Adult-friendly comedy in a real production room inside the Venetian
• A night with a clear “event” feel, not just a ticket and a seat
• A show where participation is part of the fun and where laughter is the headline
• Couples and small groups who want a shared story and a meet-and-photo moment afterward

It’s also a good match if you like hypnosis comedy specifically. The show’s structure is built to keep the humor going while the hypnosis portion unfolds, which is different from the kind of hypnosis show that can feel repetitive if the jokes don’t carry it.

I’d steer you away—or at least recommend extra caution—if:

• You’re not comfortable with audience participation at all
• You’re expecting a family-friendly comedy show (this is positioned as adult-friendly and R-rated)
• You’re the type who wants a calm, low-energy evening

Quick Tips for a Smooth, Laugh-Filled Night

Here are practical tips that match the way this kind of show works, and the details you do have.

First, arrive with a simple plan for the venue. You’re starting at minus5 ICEBAR in The Grand Canal Shoppes and heading into the 1923 Prohibition Bar area above it. If you know you’ll get lost, give yourself extra time to settle in before the show starts.

Second, dress for comfort and interaction. Even if you don’t volunteer, the room is built for a live performance with sound effects and audience energy, so comfortable clothes help you stay relaxed if the show calls for attention.

Third, if you want to drink, plan on purchasing alcohol inside the showroom. Drinks are available for purchase, but they’re not part of the $39 price.

Finally, if you’re a first-time hypnosis-comedy audience member, go in with the mindset that it’s comedy first. Even the audience-participation moments are framed as laughter and fun, not something to treat like a serious medical event.

Should You Book Steve Falcon’s Comedy Hypnosis Hour?

I’d book this if you want a fun adult night on the Strip that feels like a real Vegas event, not just background entertainment. The included meet and greet with photo ops pushes it above the usual “pay for seats” model, and the format—standup comedy woven into hypnosis—fits people who like humor that stays in motion.

Skip it if you can’t handle the R-rated adult vibe or if the idea of audience participation makes you tense. In that case, you might prefer a standard comedy set where you’re guaranteed to be only a spectator.

If you book, do it with the expectation that the room’s energy matters. This is the kind of show where you’ll get the most from it when you’re ready to laugh, lean into the theme, and treat it like a shared night in a speakeasy-style setting above Minus5.

FAQ

Where is Steve Falcon’s Las Vegas Comedy Hypnosis Hour located?

The show takes place inside the 1923 Prohibition Bar at 1923 Live, above Minus5 at the Venetian Hotel. The meeting point is at minus5 ICEBAR in The Grand Canal Shoppes.

How long is the show?

It runs about 1 hour 15 minutes.

How much does the ticket cost?

Tickets are $39.00 per person.

What’s included with the ticket price?

Your ticket includes entry admission to Steve Falcon’s Comedy Hypnosis Hour, a guest meet and greet with photo ops, and an opportunity to volunteer or participate in the show.

Can I volunteer or participate in the hypnosis show?

Yes. The experience includes an opportunity to volunteer/participate. Not everyone is guaranteed to be selected, but the option is part of the event.

Are alcoholic beverages included?

No. Alcoholic beverages are available for purchase inside the showroom for an additional cost.

What is the cancellation policy?

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If changes are made less than 24 hours before the experience starts, the amount paid is not refunded. If it’s canceled because a minimum number of travelers isn’t met, you’ll be offered another date/experience or a full refund.