Jack Phillips is a close-up magic artist based in New York City.
Close-Up Magic in New York City.
Jack Phillips is a close-up magician based in New York City, known for card magic and visual sleight of hand.
Sleight of hand at intimate distance — cards, coins, and sleight of hand.
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Nephrologist by day, magician by night
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