After the success of the parlor show, 'An Evening of Intimate Magic with Eric DeCamps' at the Lincoln Room in Rockefeller Center,
Eric Decamps is in a new production directed by
Bob Fitch, 'Eric DeCamps Pure Magic – A Performance of Contemporary Conjuring'.
The performances will be at the elegant Metropolitan Room, located at 34 West 22nd Street in New York City. The ambiance of the Metropolitan Room is that of an intimate and stylish 1940’s jazz club. New York Magazine chose it as the city’s “Best Cabaret” for 2008.
The show, a limited engagement, will open May 3, 2008 and will be repeated every Saturday evening through the end of June. Please join him at one of his performances. His last show sold out. So, catch this one... before it disappears!
Saturdays at Midnight
May 3, 2008 thru July 26, 2008
The Metropolitan Room
34 West 22nd Street
New York, NY 10010
(Between. 5th & 6th Ave.)
Tickets are $25.00 Cover + $15.00 Minimum per person. To purchase tickets: Call 212-206-0440
The reviewers all agree!
“Eric DeCamps is a master of sleight-of-hand, and his show, one of the best you'll see of this kind of magic,
is entertaining from start to finish."
Richmond Shepard
Performing Arts INSIDER
“Eric DeCamps besides being an excellent sleight of hand artist, is debonair and appealing to a sophisticated palette.
A beautifully paced show that delivers all that it promises.”
Ryan Oakes
Magic Magazine
“Eric DeCamps enchanted us with majestic stories and kept us laughing with his quick wit. Even in this rough and tumble city, it turns out all it takes is a little magic to turn even the most hardened New Yorker into a kid again.”
Jane Marie
Glamourite
"Eric DeCamps establishes himself as a gentleman who could casually cause the impossible to happen and happen often. Visitors to the Big Apple are fortunate to have one of the finest practitioners of the art of magic in a public setting.”
Tom Gaudette
M-U-M Magazine
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After the success of the parlor show, 'An Evening of Intimate Magic with Eric DeCamps' at the Lincoln Room in Rockefeller Center, Eric Decamps is in a new production directed by Bob Fitch, 'Eric DeCamps Pure Magic – A Performance of Contemporary Conjuring'.
The show, a limited engagement, will open May 3, 2008 and will be repeated every Saturday evening through the end of June. Please join him at one of his performances. His last show sold out. So, catch this one... before it disappears!
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Dressed in a magic man's outfit, Orson Welles feigns surprise when a soldier the audience steps onto the stage and finds his missing ring high upon the garter of Orson's beautiful assistant. It's all part of the actor's magic show where he reveals his feats of legerdemain and prestidigitation. His second wife, Rita Hayworth, is seen here assisting him at a USO event in the 1940's.
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