I have seen my fair share of magic or illusion shows over time and thought that Reza was pretty entertaining. In my group, we had ages from 77 down to 15 and everyone was satisfied. The show was steady and full of music, lights, performances, and some jokes. I have no regrets about buying these tickets and would recommend the show.
I will say that there were some items that could have been handled better. First, I had a wheelchair-bound person with me and specifically asked for handicapped seating. I booked through a company and they did a good job with my other show tickets. When I arrived, the girl at the counter was friendly and I asked again, are these seats where she will stay in her wheelchair and I was told yes.
We get into the theater and the man says they are not handicapped seats. His advice is to go back out and see if any are available. This is upsetting and grandma says since it's an end seat, she will muster the power to scoot into the seat. She does barely and we settle in for the show to start. As a general rule, if the show starts at 2, guests should be there at least by 1:45, right?
Here comes the "jerk & family" that were sitting next to us. He tells grandma to get up so he can get in and she tells him she can't stand. Rather than going around, he decides to march over us and steps on our feet while spilling grandma's drink. Surely he would replace it, right? No, he looks at it and continues to his seat. At intermission, I stood up to force him to exit the other way. He tapped me on the shoulder and said move, that did not cut it with me.
I looked down at his head and told him that we were not going to have any more drinks spilled or feet stomped on. He made his way out and I never dealt with him again.
In reading the reviews of the show, I really have to say that some people are unreasonable. I checked out the 1's and it was full of "Karens" who are just unhappy with life. My advice is to go to the show and make your own choices. There are no half-naked women or lame illusions but to each his own. I had no problems with the show being family-friendly.