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Broadway Magic Hour is NYC's #1 family-friendly magic show. Starring award-winning magicians Jim Vines (Penn & Teller: Fool Us) and Carl Mercurio (Mohegan Sun), the show is filled with magic, comedy, mind-reading, grand illusion, and audience participation. Perfect for families with kids, come see the show and find out for yourself why Time Out NY ranked the show one of the "Best Magic Shows in NYC," as well as one of the "Best Off-Broadway Shows for Kids and Families." The show often sells out, so it's highly recommended to book tickets online in advance.
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318 W 53rd St, 10019, New York, United States
- (347) 915-3050
- broadwaymagichour@gmail.com
- broadwaymagichour.com
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