The first 52 people in line when the Now You See Me Live box office opens at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre on October 29 will pay $52 or less per ticket for a select November performance.
The box office opens at 10 a.m. Each of the first 52 customers draws a card from a deck numbered 1 to 52, and the number drawn is the price per ticket. The first 100 in line also receive a custom deck of Now You See Me Live playing cards. Cast members James More, Darcy Oake and Matthew Pomeroy will perform close-up magic for the queue. The event was first reported by Playbill.
Performances begin November 11 for a limited engagement through January 3, 2027. The show is built on Lionsgate’s Now You See Me films and their heist-pulling illusionists, the Four Horsemen. On Broadway the Horsemen are escapologist Gabriella Lester, illusionists More and Oake, and mentalist Pomeroy. Two guest magicians join the run: Eden Choi from November 11 to 29 and Yollin Lee from December 1 to January 3.
Tim Lawson and Simon Painter, who created The Illusionists, present the show with Lionsgate. It has already played Australia, Singapore and London’s West End.
Tickets are also on sale through the production’s official website, NowYouSeeMeLive.com.
