Magic and comedy collide at upcoming David DaVinci shows

By Lyndsie Kiebert
Reader Staff

David DaVinci is known as a world-champion magician who thrills his audiences with daring illusions, but locals have a chance to experience the comedic side of his expertise in a handful of intimate shows in Sandpoint in the coming weeks.

David DaVinci.

These Sandpoint performances — titled “Tricked OUT! Comedy Magic Show” — will happen in the Cedar Street Bridge on the main level near Creations. The first show is this Saturday, July 14, at 7 p.m. Doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime.

Two more upcoming shows are on July 28 and August 10. There are only 30 seats available at each show. 

DaVinci describes his Sandpoint performances in this location as being in “an intimate theater setting with two volunteers on stage — not a bad seat in the house!”

The shows are rated PG, and promise to provide plenty of thrills and laughs.

Get more information and buy tickets at www.sandpointmagic.com. Get discount codes at Mr. Sub, Creations and Kyoto Sushi to save 20 percent on tickets.

Learn more about DaVinci on Facebook or at his website, www.daviddavinci.com. 

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