Rachel Ling Gordon is a young American magician and multidisciplinary performer whose card manipulation is built around personal storytelling. A 2026 International Brotherhood of Magicians cover profile describes her as a polished thirteen-year-old magician as well as an actor, singer, voice artist, pianist and model. Her stage experience includes a national Broadway tour of How the Grinch Stole Christmas, while her Fool Us appearance introduced her magic to television audiences. Research did not locate a performer-owned website, public booking route or dependable home city, so this should remain a youth profile without availability claims.
One appearance on Penn & Teller: Fool Us.
Aired 2 February 2024
Did not fool Penn & Teller
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Sleight of hand at conversational distance — cards, coins, and borrowed objects that misbehave in your own palm.
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