James Harrington and Marina Liani make up Mind2Mind, a husband-and-wife mentalist act that's built a reputation for getting inside the heads of total strangers in ways that are hard to shake off. Rather than pulling rabbits from hats, the pair work with suggestion, prediction, and an unnerving read on human behavior, pulling audience members into the act and leaving them wondering how much of what just happened was planned in advance. Expect the kind of close-contact mind games where the person sitting next to you might end up on stage, and where the duo seems to know things about you that nobody should know.

The setting adds its own charge to the night. Azul, tucked inside Fontainebleau Las Vegas, trades the big-theater feel for something more lounge-like and intimate, with moody lighting, well-made cocktails, and a crowd close enough to the stage that the tricks feel personal rather than distant. It's the kind of room where a mentalist act thrives, since the smaller the space, the harder it is to figure out the sleight of mind at work.

Harrington and Liani have been drawing enough interest to keep extending their Vegas run, and the show leans into back-and-forth with the audience as much as any scripted material. If you like being baffled in real time, rather than just watching someone else perform tricks at a distance, this fits that itch.