Daniel Kramer appeared on the original British season of Penn & Teller: Fool Us as a teenage magician from North London. Contemporary reporting identified him as a Southgate School pupil, described his early work demonstrating magic at Hamleys and Marvin’s Magic, and documented his ambition to build a professional career. His television routine used card magic with a solid-goldfish presentation. No reliable current performer website, booking contact or later-career source was found, so this profile should preserve the verified historical appearance without claiming that he remains professionally active.
One appearance on Penn & Teller: Fool Us.
Aired 9 July 2011
Did not fool Penn & Teller
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