The Naked Magicians delivers their kitschy brand of magic to Las Vegas on the stage of Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino. The series of performances kick off Wednesday, Feb. 13, starring Australian magicians Mike Tyler and Christopher Wayne. The R-rated magic show is missing the expected top hats and capes, but delivers big on magic, comedy and illusion. Don’t expect anyone to pull anything out of their sleeve — instead you’ll get mind-boggling tricks that have stumped millions of fans across the world in 200 cities and venues, including London’s West End theaters.

Wayne previously had his own television series, More Than Magic, which aired in Australia, New Zealand, England and the United States. He also worked for four years as the head comedy writer for popular Queensland breakfast radio show B105.

For Tyler, getting undressed comes quite naturally: He’s a former competitive swimmer who competed in National Championships and the Pan Pacific Games. He’s also a comedy hypnotist, so if you have front row seats, try not to make extended eye contact. Tickets begin at $54.95 (plus taxes and fees), and audience members must be a minimum of 21 years of age.