SEP 03 – SEP 30
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Greg Dubin is a New York magician who blends expert close-up magic, mentalism, comedy, and immersive storytelling into experiences that feel personal, spontaneous, and impossible. He has performed from the streets of New York to the stages of Tokyo, entertained guests at private celebrations, weddings, and corporate events, and contributed magic and special effects to Off-Broadway productions including Sleep No More.
Greg is also the creator and performer of Magic at the Clock Shop, an intimate show concealed behind the façade of a vintage clock shop in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn. Whether working inches from a handful of guests or captivating an entire room, his quick wit, polished sleight of hand, and genuine audience connection turn spectators into participants—and give them a night they will keep talking about.
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The Hanley Close-Up Magic Parlour · Brooklyn, NY
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Follow Greg DubinSleight of hand at conversational distance — cards, coins, and borrowed objects that misbehave in your own palm.
Professional entertainment shaped for company celebrations, conferences, clients, and teams.
Creating Shared Moments of Wonder
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