Zubrick Magic Theatre
Tucked into a suite on 1st Avenue North in downtown St. Petersburg, the Zubrick Magic Theatre is one of those only-in-St.-Pete experiences that catches visitors completely off guard in the best way. This intimate venue seats a small audience, which means every person in the room gets a close-up view of the action — and trust us, you will want to be paying close attention. Illusionists Chris and Ryan Zubrick put on a 70-minute performance that weaves together jaw-dropping sleight-of-hand, grand-scale illusions, and genuinely funny audience interaction into a show that delights kids and adults alike. The theatre offers shows on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings, with matinee performances on Sundays and select Saturdays, making it easy to work into a day of exploring downtown. Doors open before showtime so you can grab a beer, wine, or snack from the lobby before settling into your seat. With hundreds of glowing reviews from visitors who consistently call it one of the best things they have done in St. Pete, the Zubrick Magic Theatre is the kind of place you tell friends about for months after visiting. It is magic in every sense of the word — intimate, surprising, and genuinely unforgettable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Zubrick Magic Theatre? expand_more
The Zubrick Magic Theatre is at 1211 1st Avenue North, Suite 101, in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida.
How long is the Zubrick Magic show? expand_more
The show runs approximately 70 minutes and is packed with sleight-of-hand, grand illusions, and audience interaction.
When are shows at the Zubrick Magic Theatre? expand_more
Evening shows run Thursday, Friday, and Saturday with doors opening at 6 p.m. and showtime at 7 p.m. Sunday matinees have doors at 1 p.m. and showtime at 2 p.m. Select Saturday matinees are also available.
Is the Zubrick Magic Theatre good for kids? expand_more
Yes. The show is family-friendly and designed to delight audiences of all ages with a mix of comedy and illusion that keeps both kids and adults entertained.
Can I buy drinks at the Zubrick Magic Theatre? expand_more
Yes. Beer, wine, and snacks are available for purchase in the lobby before the show. Doors open ahead of showtime so you have time to settle in.
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