Danny Urbanus is a Dutch close-up magician and creator whose visual work uses rubber bands, cards, pens and other ordinary objects. His 2025 Penn & Teller: Fool Us appearance featured an intimate rubber-band penetration routine and earned a trophy, while a current specialist catalogue lists several downloadable effects under his name. Coverage also identifies television consulting in the Netherlands. Research did not locate a reliable performer-owned website, direct booking contact or current city, so the record supports an active creator profile but not event availability.
One appearance on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, and it fooled them.
Aired 14 November 2025
Fooled Penn & Teller
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