You know him as 'The Illusionist' at the Palace Theater. America's Got Talent, Penn & Teller: Fool Us, CBS, PrimeTV, and his mom's home videos. He is the tallest magician on the west coast and 50,000 people have seen him do card tricks on this very stage.

A NYC-SF bicoastal storyteller who will haunt your day, and then appear in your dreams. Cagigal's magic is award-winning, surreal, and entirely untrustworthy. With unmatched theatricality and a ghostly vocal timbre, he will persuade you to believe in Magick.

Consultant for winning AGT acts and Vegas Headlining magicians and a 60-show veteran of The Magic Castle, Gerard is a mindblowing mentalist who will unearth your secrets and make you bust out laughing. Quick wit, dapper charm, and a mere bajillion shows in the tank makes David an unmissable entertainer.

You've seen him on Netflix and stages around the world. He's a sly conman, a trustworthy-seeming trickster, and charmer who has more aces up his sleeves than you have cards. "World class" is thrown around a lot. Ben lives up to the title.

A true underground sleight of hand artist, Danny Cheng has put thousands of hours into mastering those tiny movements that make magic possible... and turn them invisible. A knucklebuster who will knock your teeth out with coins and cards. Blink and you'll miss it. Don't blink and you'll also miss it.

A classically trained sleight of hand artist who has spent his life dedicated to the subtle art of messing you up. His close up, sleight of hand magic is stuff of legend. A "magician's magician," Dorian is a beast with a pack and his cull kills. If you know what I mean.

A magi-scientist who, in his case, isn’t an oxymoron. Luigi holds a Ph.D. in Neuroscience, and he’s spent years studying how attention misfires and certainty forms. Now he uses that knowledge, cheerfully and ruthlessly, to lead your brain to the wrong conclusion for all the right reasons.

A Los Angeles–raised sleight-of-hand prodigy who made the Magic Castle at fourteen, helped build an America’s Got Talent semi-finalist act, and kept collecting trophies—Young Magician Award, then first-ever Junior Society Strolling champion.

A mathematics professor and Oakland-based close-up magician who has spent years explaining things that don't add up. Armed with cards, cups, ropes, and an ironclad understanding of how your brain lies to you, Tori will fold your sense of reality like a proof that keeps coming out wrong. She's fun, amazing, and she has done the math on exactly how much you're not going to believe what just happened.

A quiet saboteur of certainty—an engineer of impossible conclusions from ordinary choices. His style is nonchalant, conversational, and suddenly shocking: a thought is named, a decision foretold, showmanship delivered with a smile and a trapdoor to another dimension.