Now You See Me Live
About the Show
From the producers of The Illusionists, and inspired by Lionsgate’s worldwide blockbuster film franchise, comes NOW YOU SEE ME LIVE. The acclaimed stage illusion spectacular has captivated audiences across the globe, bringing magic to life with an explosive mix of high-tech illusions, solo stunts and jaw-dropping spectacles.
For a strictly limited engagement at Broadway’s Al Hirschfeld Theatre, four world-class illusionists will unite as The Horsemen, transforming the magic of the films into a live stage spectacle with never-before-seen feats of wonder. Collectively, these illusionists have performed thousands of shows in hundreds of cities, including sell-out residencies on Broadway and across Australia, Asia, Las Vegas, and London – leaving audiences spellbound and questioning the very limits of possibility.
Don’t miss this worldwide magic phenomenon, coming to New York for 8 weeks only starting November 11.
About the Show
From the producers of The Illusionists, and inspired by Lionsgate’s worldwide blockbuster film franchise, comes NOW YOU SEE ME LIVE. The acclaimed stage illusion spectacular has captivated audiences across the globe, bringing magic to life with an explosive mix of high-tech illusions, solo stunts and jaw-dropping spectacles.
For a strictly limited engagement at Broadway’s Al Hirschfeld Theatre, four world-class illusionists will unite as The Horsemen, transforming the magic of the films into a live stage spectacle with never-before-seen feats of wonder. Collectively, these illusionists have performed thousands of shows in hundreds of cities, including sell-out residencies on Broadway and across Australia, Asia, Las Vegas, and London – leaving audiences spellbound and questioning the very limits of possibility.
Don’t miss this worldwide magic phenomenon, coming to New York for 8 weeks only starting November 11.
Performance Schedule
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October
Ticket Prices
About the Theatre
Al Hirschfeld Theatre
302 W 45th St
New York, NY 10036
The Al Hirschfeld Theatre was originally built in 1924 as a vaudeville stage for promoter Martin Beck and aptly named the Martin Beck Theatre. The Beck was the only theatre in New York to be owned outright without a mortgage. The theater was purchased by Jujamcyn Theaters in 1965 from the Beck family.
In the summer of 2003, it was announced that the Martin Beck Theatre would be renamed in honor of Broadway caricaturist and illustrator Al Hirschfeld to commemorate his 100th birthday.