This show was definitely something different and fascinating. Our host was a great story teller and was very engaging with the audience. more

We just stumbled across "Supernatural Chicago" at the Excalbur, while returning to our Hotel from dinner in the Kerryman Pub. So we made a point to be there for 7.30 Friday. It's a fantastic show made somewhat better with direct audience participation. The show is a mix of: historical fact, some folklore, and a little bit of magic all wrapped... more

My mother, neice and I went to the Excalibur Nightclub this weekend (10/17/09) to see the Supernatural Chicago show. It was well worth the money (only $25 per person) and very entertaining. If you are looking for a "Haunted House" type entertainment, this is not it. However, if you like to hear about supernatural history/urban legends (like me) this is... more

Unsure what to expect, Neil more than delivered! The finale was the kicker of the show where I happened to be the subject called up to the front of the room. As never having been a believer in ghosts/spirits in the past, I definitely left his show in awe and amazement. Until this day, I am convinced he is one-on-a-kind.... more

Neil puts on a great show! I definitely left thinking "how did he do that!?" I would definitely go back to see him again! He is a great story teller and wonderful entertainer. more

The location is spooky, the atmosphere is one of anticipation. Great story-telling. Interesting tidbits into Chicago lore and legend. The show was interactive and we had a lot of fun! more

Neil delivers a great performance telling Chicago's urban legends while keeping you wondering "how did he just do that?!". He owns his stage and it was a pleasure to see the show! more

Don't waste your money on this show. It's incredbily predictible!! I wouldn't recommend anyone to see this if it was free. Not only that, but it smells terrible in the room show is perfromed in. more

If you want to hear about the mystery of Chicago combined with a great magic show, go and see "Supernatural Chicago." Neil Tobin is slick, charming, and funny. His tricks are smoothly embedded into the supernatural historical "facts" of Chicago, the capital of magic shows. more