Experience everything from large-scale acts from world-renowned magicians to intimate productions where unbelievable illusions happen inches before your eyes.
Presto! Right now, magic shows in NYC seem to be as plentiful as handkerchiefs being pulled endlessly out of a hat. From intimate acts that recreate a classic parlor magic atmosphere, to unbelievable escape acts, to shows that blend tricks with comedy, there are all kinds of options if you're looking to experience some theatrical magic — literally.
Read on to learn about every kind of NYC magic show playing right now and get tickets. With just a few clicks, abracadabra — your seats are secured.
Jamie Allan's Amaze Magic
Speakeasy Magick
Chamber Magic
Jamie Allan's Amaze Magic
Fresh off hit runs in Chicago and London's West End, Jamie Allan's Amaze Magic is making NYC its latest stop. Also featuring Allan's real-life partner, Natalia Love, the action is set in the attic of a pub and lifts off into into a wider, imaginative world as Allan retraces his journey to becoming a magician.
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Speakeasy Magick
Tucked away in Chelsea is the Overlook Bar, home of the intimate Speakeasy Magick and one of the only places to experience a magic show in an old-fashioned speakeasy setting. Upon arrival, you'll be face-to-face with a rotating lineup of NYC's most renowned magicians, sipping cocktails and seeing their illusions up close in an experience that’s part Roaring Twenties, part film noir, and part cabaret.
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Chamber Magic
Steve Cohen's Chamber Magic is inspired by the old-fashioned tradition of parlor magic, in which a select group of peers would gather to watch illusions in an intimate setting. Cohen recreates this atmosphere at the Lotte New York Palace Hotel, doing everything from performing card tricks to making drinks appear out of thin air for an audience of up to 64 people only. Dressing up is encouraged!
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