Monday Night Magic
The Players Theatre · New York, NY
With Jon Stetson, Peter Samelson
Martin Cox is an accomplished variety artist and conjuror who has appeared regularly as a featured performer at Monday Night Magic in New York City.
Castle debut 2005, last billed 2019, on the Castle’s published schedules as the archive records them. Rooms: Lectures (1), Palace (1), Parlour (1), Hat & Hare (1). (4 room engagements across 3 weeks).
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The Players Theatre · New York, NY
With Jon Stetson, Peter Samelson
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Follow Martin CoxSleight of hand at conversational distance — cards, coins, and borrowed objects that misbehave in your own palm.
A complete magic show built to play clearly for a seated audience.
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