About Evanswood Magic Theater: The Magic of Terry Evanswood
Terry Evanswood has been performing in Pigeon Forge for 30 years, and his new theater, the Evanswood Magic Theater, is right behind Lumberjack Feud at Lumberjack Square, 2530 Parkway, Suite 6. The official site calls this his 30th season.
The show
The Magic of Terry Evanswood is a family-friendly show for all ages. The official site lists comedy, magic, music, grand-scale illusions, impersonations, sleight of hand and Houdini-style escapes. That is a broad mix, so there is usually something to hold the attention of both a seven-year-old and a seventy-year-old.
Evanswood is described by the Pigeon Forge tourism office as an award-winning magician and illusionist. The same listing says the new theater is his own venue, which means you are watching the headliner in his home room rather than a rotating cast.
Location and parking
The theater is behind Lumberjack Feud at Lumberjack Square on the Parkway. If you are already planning the Lumberjack Feud supper show, you can pair the two on different nights without moving to a new part of town. That convenience matters on a busy Parkway evening, when a short drive can take longer than expected.
Tickets and schedule
Tickets are booked through a FareHarbor link on the official site. The schedule and ticket prices appear as images on the page, so the page does not state specific times or prices here. Open the site on your phone or computer and read the schedule directly, or call 865-626-2442.
Groups and meetings
The tourism listing mentions a largest theater capacity of 450, a group rate for parties of 20 or more and free admission for a tour escort or driver. It also lists meeting space with audio-visual equipment, a flat-screen TV and a microphone and sound system. Confirm the numbers for the room you want when you call, since the capacity may refer to the larger of the venue's spaces.
Planning tips
Magic shows are easy to fit in around a Parkway day because they are not tied to a meal. Dinner is not part of the ticket, so you can eat where you like. A good plan is a late-afternoon show followed by supper nearby, or a pre-show meal at a restaurant you already picked.
If you are bringing grandparents, call ahead and ask about parking and the walk from the lot, since Lumberjack Square sits behind a busy attraction. That is a two-minute question that can save a rushed arrival.
For a broader look at what is on in town, the Pigeon Forge tourism office keeps a listing for the magic show, and you can compare it with the other magic acts on the Parkway. This one is a good choice if you want a performer with decades of local history and a hands-on, family-friendly style.