Eric Dittelman is a close-up magic and comedy magic and corporate events artist based in New York. Television appearances include featured guest performances on Penn & Teller: Fool Us.
Eric Dittelman is a comedy and stage magician based in New York, NY, New York. Eric Dittelman's career includes appearing on Penn & Teller: Fool Us 1 times and being billed 1 week at The Magic Castle in Hollywood. Eric Dittelman's performance history includes appearances at Smoke & Mirrors Magic Theater and The Players Theatre.
Eric Dittelman, often billed simply as Dittelman, is a mind reader and comedian whose act combines mentalism with stand-up and improvisation. His official site offers customizable stage shows, close-up work for cocktail hours and trade shows, and interactive virtual programs, with separate representation for general appearances and colleges. His career includes an America’s Got Talent top-ten finish, Broadway with The Illusionists and Penn & Teller: Fool Us. Direct performer and management emails support active national and international bookings.
One appearance on Penn & Teller: Fool Us. Billed on the show as Dittelman.
Aired 20 August 2018
Did not fool Penn & Teller
Search YouTube We haven’t confirmed a clip of this performance yet.Castle debut 2013, on the Castle’s published schedules as the archive records them. Rooms: Parlour (1).
FindMagic has documented 14 individually dated public performances across 2 venues in 2 cities from 2014 to 2023.
Shows recorded across FindMagic listings. Tour dates and earlier appearances are actively being backfilled.
Smoke & Mirrors Magic Theater · Huntingdon Valley, PA
The Players Theatre · New York, NY
With Alexander Boyce, Carl Mercurio, David Corsaro, Bobby Torkova, Jeff Moche, Ben Nemzer, Noah Levine, Chris McDaniel, Christian Cagigal, Mike Patrick, David Schwartz, Jeff Grow, Jen Slaw, Dave Chandler, Peter Kougasian, David and Dania, Leon Etienne & Romy Low
Sleight of hand at intimate distance — cards, coins, and sleight of hand.
Stand-up comedy integrated with high-level deception.
Tailored entertainment for corporate events, conferences, and celebrations.
Mind reading, psychological predictions, and telepathy.
Intimate salon theatre and storytelling for small gatherings.
Full-scale stage presentation crafted for seated audiences.
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New York magic, mentalism and interactive storytelling
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Close-Up Magic · Mentalism · Parlour Magic View page →Performance history and engagement logs are compiled from historical box office records, primary venue playbills, Ticketmaster, AXS, AudienceView, and verified artist itineraries.
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