Adam Elbaum would like to apologize in advance for fooling the ever-loving shit out of you. Some people get upset. Some people scream. But even the people who get real mad can’t help liking the guy.

Elbaum’s methods are brilliant and original, coveted by fellow performers and often the result of years of experimentation and refinement. The results of his hard work are tricks that are direct, visual and baffling.

Though his focus is on creating magic that is disturbingly impossible, Adam is a kind and gracious performer. Try to remember that when he’s fooling you so badly it hurts your head.The pain is a necessary step in the journey to reach that rare and precious land where all possible explanations disappear entirely and all that is left is that electric, ineffable space of pure astonishment. Adam Elbaum can take you there with his show An Inexplicable Evening, awarded Best of Philly by Philadelphia Magazine.

For one night only, An Inexplicable Evening will also feature Robert Herritt, one of Brooklyn’s finest underground magicians, a performer revered by those in the know for his world-class sleight of hand.

Together, they will be creating the sort of miracles best witnessed up close and then argued about for the rest of the night.Two shows only: September 19th at 8 PM and 10 PM. Tickets are $55, with very limited seating to preserve the intimate, true close-up experience.