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Renowned magician and cruciverbalist (crossword constructor) David Kwong helps you crack the code in The Enigmatist. Reserve a spot for dinner beforehand, or choose the Champagne Reservation to include some bubbly as part of your viewing enjoyment. Various magicians share world-class illusions with their table of guests watching up-close. Speakeasy Magick brings magic to Chelsea’s McKittrick Hotel (also the site of Sleep No More). 455 Madison Ave., 86, 10 Magic Shows in NYC: Speakeasy Magick Cohen’s show is staged five times a week (Friday and Saturday only) and is enjoying an open run. Cohen has appeared in Lost Magic Decoded on the History Channel and Late Night with David Letterman. Cohen’s conjuring, mind-reading, and sleight-of-hand will outwit even the most skeptical audience member-especially during his signature trick, Think-a-Drink. There’s also a cocktail dress code to match the sophisticated ambiance and trip back in time to the early 20th century. “Millionaire’s Magician” Steve Cohen stages his parlor magic in an upscale salon inside The Lotte New York Palace, a hotel near Rockefeller Center. Be astounded and amazed at these 10 shows currently running in New York.ġ0 Magic Shows in NYC: Steve Cohen’s Chamber Magic
These long-running productions with regularly scheduled performances are only-in-New-York pieces of entertainment you can view again and again (maybe figuring out some of the illusions along the way!). Some of the world’s top magicians stage mind-blowing shows in the city every week, immersing you in the mystery with state-of-the-art production and one-of-a-kind settings like the oldest magic shop in the city.
New York has a robust magic community (fittingly) hiding in plain sight.
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