This is the inner sanctity for magicians but it is in a rather non-descript building behind Euston Station. There is an amazing circular staircase and museum. The latter contains information and exhibits from well known historical magicians. There is also a small bar but strangely the rooms we saw were devoid of windows. The highlight was an intimate show performed by 4 separate and single magicians and this was exceptional with audience involvement. Overall somewhere to visit if you are able.

We went to a close-up magic evening. It's a very intimate space. Just a few dozen audience members, and four separate magicians performing close-up magic just beyond arms reach. Each magician was really engaging and brought their own style and skill to the show. It's such a lovely atmosphere, the magicians clearly love performing as they stay in the bar after the main show, ready to chat and continue to show even more tricks to those that are interested. I highly recommend it.

The 2023 Halloween Show was okay: a charming hosts, a couple of magicians, a juggling artist. Nothing to write home about, though, especially since the only female in the programme was scantily dressed and danced around in an LED butterfly costume after appearing magic-assistant-like from another magician's trick, not performing any magic herself. In general, the entire evening might have benefited from a woman's perspective, but the Magic Circle did not seem to have left its patriarchal past in the past. The bar sold reasonably priced cocktails that were light on alcohol and that you could not take into the theatre. This I actually found refreshing, but telling the audience that would have been nice, especially since the seats had not been allocated. Before the performance or in the interval you could visit the museum - a room with famous magician's items and you even got a guide explaining three things to the assembled crowd. The seance with a Victorian inspired Spirits' Cabinet was too clownish for my taste, but a nice nod to the Halloween occasion. All in all, an evening to explore the famous magicians' headquarters and the weird fraternity feeling it projects, but a bit too expensive for a lack of wowing tricks or names.

I love magic, and was excited to see this show. However it was so much better than even I expected. All the magicians were brilliant - both as comedians and magicians. I would highly recommend, and I can't wait to go back again.

Epic - four world class, close up magicians in a fascinating and interesting setting - brain stretching performances, packed with charm, full of mystery and each different. A great bar and a friendly welcoming vibe. Recommended. Go and be amazed!

Went to the Christmas show which was excellent. The magic was of course impressive, but more than that, the whole experience was so friendly and good natured, we felt like guests invited to a private party more than spectators. I took two rather grumpy/sceptical guests, one old one young, but they actually both had a great time for once. Go as soon as doors open: there is an atmospheric private museum with some interesting stuff including an original copy of a book on witchcraft that dates from medieval times, Tommy Cooper’s fez, etc, and also there is a bar and magicians wandering around doing tricks. There was a lady upstairs making free silhouettes of people, I wish I’d realised earlier that she was there!

Went to the Xmas show. The show itself was very well compèred by Harry. The magic was very good and even if it was nothing too groundbreaking. The view wasn’t the best at the back of the theatre but just about adequate. The museum is small but a nice add on. Tucked away on a backstreet and with a small bar inside, it makes for an unusual evening’s entertainment.

Excellent mind boggling magic! All the magicians were hilarious, genuine magic and showmanship! Well worth the evening entertainment and highly recommend. We will be going again as they keep changing the shows and magic. 100% recommend it for all.

Highlight of our Christmas! Managed to get hold of tickets for the last night of their Christmas show, and I am so glad we did as it was utterly brilliant! As part of the show you can be shown round the museum, which had some “really cool things in” said my teen son (high praise indeed) and our guide was very entertaining in his explanations of the “really cool things” (no spoilers here)…. “Sod the panto, come here” is now our Christmas motto, but don’t tell everyone or we won’t all get tickets…

Fantastic evening with my wife and 11 year old son. Four intimate shows with different magicians, and all were excellent. They also took time to allow my son to perform his card tricks in the interval as well as perform additional tricks in the bar afterwards. Will definitely return