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The NYC chamber magic act is a thrilling and captivating performance that brings magic to life right before your eyes. This unique experience takes place in an intimate setting, allowing the audience to feel fully engaged and involved in the magic. The main idea behind the NYC chamber magic act is to create an immersive and personal experience for each individual in the audience. The magician uses a combination of sleight of hand, psychology, and storytelling to create mind-blowing illusions that leave viewers in awe. Unlike other magic shows that rely on large stage productions and flashy props, the NYC chamber magic act focuses on the magician's close-up skills and ability to connect with the audience on a personal level. The performance takes place in a small, elegant chamber where the audience is seated in close proximity to the magician, giving them a front-row seat to all the magical moments.

Don your fancy duds and head into the Loop for a magical night out. Cocktail attire is recommended and the show is intended for a grown-up audience. Guests 12 and older are welcome.

Award-Winning, Third-Generation Magician and Mind-Reader Dennis Watkins has joined forces with Goodman Theatre and Petterino s to create a one-of-a-kind magic theater in the heart of downtown Chicago. He was the Executive Producer of the ground-breaking TV series MINDFREAK, the most successful and longest running primetime magic series in television history.

The performance takes place in a small, elegant chamber where the audience is seated in close proximity to the magician, giving them a front-row seat to all the magical moments. This immersive experience allows for a deeper connection between the magician and the audience, making the illusions even more astounding and unforgettable. The NYC chamber magic act is a testament to the power of magic and its ability to captivate and amaze.

A new Loop venue for Dennis Watkins’ long-running ‘Magic Parlour’

In a new partnership with the Goodman Theatre, the third-generation Chicago magician and former House Theatre ensemble member Dennis Watkins is moving his hit show “The Magic Parlour” from its longtime home at the Palmer House Hilton Hotel to the basement of the Petterino’s restaurant on the corner of Randolph and Dearborn streets in Chicago’s Loop.

Watkins’ new space has previously hosted such notable events as the opening night party for “The Producers” musical, at which Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft could be seen dancing on a table. More recently, the basement was the home of the Windy City Playhouse production of “Recipe for Disaster,” a dinner-theater attraction that proved short-lived.

“Magic Parlour” performances at the new venue are set to begin Oct. 5. In an interview, Watkins said he plans to perform six shows a week of the roughly 90-minute magic show, which is followed by an optional 25-minute close-up performance in a separate room. Tickets for the main show (limited to audiences of 60) are $85 including one drink; the add-on for up to 20 people is $30. Dark nights will be available for corporate rentals and the like. (More information at www.themagicparlourchicago.com.)

“The Magic Parlour,” performed for some 15 years in a meeting room at the Palmer House set with cabaret-style tables, has been a big hit. Watkins said he has played to more than 50,000 patrons over his roughly 1,600 shows, thanks to strong reviews and audience ratings. “But I have been wanting to grow the show in ways that were just not possible at the Palmer House,” he said. “I now will have the chance to collaborate with Goodman artists. And I will have a bonafide restaurant and bar partner.”

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