Joshua has performed on stages in over 100 countries, and this is his first residency in New York. Joshua was awarded the top prize at the World Magic Seminar and has fooled Penn and Teller on their hit show, Fool Us. He holds a Guinness World Record in card magic. He has performed magic on numerous television shows, most recently Good Morning America and The Today Show.
Joshua Jay is the author of MAGIC: The Complete Course,The Amazing Book of Cards, and, for children, Big Magic for Little Hands.He has designed illusions for stage and screen, including a recent collaboration with HBO for Game of Thrones.
Joshua consulted with the United States Postal Service on the design of their postage stamp series, Magic.
Audience Advisory: No children, please. This is an unusual magic show. You will be standing for approximately 30 minutes throughout the space, and seated on small chairs for other portions. There is also a flight of stairs in the venue and the rooms are quite small. If any of these aspects of the show pose a physical problem for you, we advise you not to attend The show is strictly limited to twenty persons per show, and reservations are limited to groups of eight or less.Due to the nature of the show, guests are admitted JUST ONCE to Six Impossible Things. We're keeping a database, and anyone recognized as a previous attendee won't be admitted. So pay attention, enjoy, and don't blink. Most performances SOLD OUT
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