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Now You See Me Live
 

This summer, four trailblazing illusionists will unleash a mind-blowing spectacle: Now You See Me Live.

The cutting-edge production, based on Lionsgate’s global hit Now You See Me film franchise and brought to life by the producers of the record-breaking phenomenon The Illusionists, will take up residence at Crown Theatre from 23 January to 1 February 2026.

A world-class magic ensemble inspired by the film’s characters, the “Four Horsemen” will stun audiences in a showcase of unmatched synergy. Assembled from around the globe, they bring an unbelievable arsenal of solo skills, shocking twists and grand feats of illusion to this Australian premiere season.

Combined the quartet have performed in thousands of shows in hundreds of cities - including sell-out residencies on Broadway and in Las Vegas - and have left spellbound audiences questioning the realms of possibility in their wake.

Tickets are on sale now.

 

Event details

Venue: Crown Theatre Perth
Bookings: https://www.ticketmaster.com.au/now-you-see-me-live-tickets/artist/3908244?brand=crown&venueId=304372
Start Date: Sunday 25 January 2026

 

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