Jamie Allan is a British-born magician, producer and illusion designer whose iMagician work fuses traditional stagecraft with screens, lasers, social media and digital technology. His official site documents major theatre productions, television appearances and creative projects, while the current Amaze production maintains public performances and ticketing in the United States. Allan has also created and directed large-format magic shows and appeared on the original Fool Us series. The evidence supports active touring and production work, but the site does not clearly expose a direct booking email or dependable current home city.
One appearance on Penn & Teller: Fool Us. Billed on the show as Jamie Allan Nicklin, iMagician.
Aired 24 September 2018
Did not fool Penn & Teller
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New World Stages - Stage 5 · New York, New York
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