Purple Background. Magician stands on the right. He's holding an Indian Passport. He has no expression on his face. His eyes are covered by a Yellow bar. On the left are Titles: "I want to be the World's Greatest Magician".
People are seated around a table. On the head of the table is the magician. He has an obviously fake moustache on as he's taking you through a card trick.
Magician on stage is making a snowstorm appear from the palm of his hands.

I want to be the World's Greatest Magician

What happens when your place of birth decides who you should be in life?

In I Want To Be The World’s Greatest Magician, nothing unfolds the way the audience thinks it will. The format constantly shifts from close-up magic into monologue, mime, and moments of audience interaction. Based on the performer's experience with American Immigration, the story is told through magic tricks that act as metaphors, punctuating inter-connected stories about chasing dreams while navigating borders.

You’ll laugh at the ridiculousness. You’ll feel the frustration. And by the end, you’ll understand why stopping isn’t an option.

This is not an ordinary magic show. It’s a raw, intimate experience about belonging, ambition, and refusing to disappear.

 

★★★★ "By the time the final illusion lands, the applause isn’t just for the sleight-of-hand. It’s for a performer who has managed to turn magic into something personal, reflective and unexpectedly powerful. In a festival filled with spectacle, this is one of the Fringe’s most intimate and thought-provoking surprises." - On Your Markus

Australian Premiere — Direct from Off-Broadway, NYC

Performed by Annanya George

Theatre and Physical Theatre • Performance Art
United States • Australian Premiere
 
d/Deaf and/or Lived Experience of Disability Shows
 
Culturally and/or linguistically diverse
 
Tue, 10 Mar - Sun, 22 Mar
 
60 min
 
Tandanya Theatre at Gluttony at Tandanya
 
MA15+ (2 Warnings)
 
$25 to $38
 
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Please note: This event has had a genre change and a rating change from 'R18+' to 'MA15+' since the Adelaide Fringe Guide was printed.


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