Sydney Morning Herald
"Needs to be seen to be disbelieved."
Now you see them, now you don’t. Drawing on Lionsgate’s hit film series, Now You See Me Live carries that big-screen sense of impossible magic onto the vast stage of the London Coliseum for a strictly limited five-week summer season.
At the heart of the show, four of the planet’s most accomplished illusionists band together as The Horsemen, weaving grand-scale trickery, daring solo feats and large-format spectacle into one continuous rush of astonishment. Behind it all is the creative team responsible for the globe-conquering hit The Illusionists, whose stagecraft has already turned this production into a phenomenon across Australia and Asia, including a sold-out run at the Sydney Opera House before its long-awaited arrival in the UK.
The line-up gathers French illusion designer Enzo Weyne, Italian escapologist Andrew Basso, fast-rising South African talent Gabriella Lester and award-winning British magician Matthew Pomeroy, alongside special guest turns from Britain’s Got Talent favourites Eden Choi, Fraser Penman and Rafferty Coope. Between them they promise a night that keeps pushing at the boundary of what seems possible. Book your tickets now.
Why it’s worth the watch
A big-stage magic spectacular built from one of cinema’s most beloved illusion franchises.
- Four headliners, one team. The Horsemen combine illusion, escapology, mentalism and sleight of hand into a single ensemble show.
- International pedigree. It comes from the makers of the worldwide smash The Illusionists and arrives after a sold-out Sydney Opera House run.
- A grand setting. The cavernous London Coliseum gives the large-scale illusions room to land at full spectacle.
- Family-friendly wonder. Recommended for ages 5 and above, it is built to amaze children and adults alike.
