Amanda Nepo is a creative close-up magician who appeared on Penn & Teller: Fool Us at age sixteen and has since performed at the Magic Castle and private events in Los Angeles. Her official website emphasizes original, audience-facing magic and provides a direct email for enquiries. The dated Fool Us age reference also establishes that she is an adult by the 2026 research date without publishing a birth date. Los Angeles is supported as an event market, but not conclusively as her residence.
One appearance on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, and it fooled them.
Aired 15 October 2021
Fooled Penn & Teller
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