Jason Alexander Hosts 'It's Magic!' at Kodak Theatre 10/7
Jason Alexander hosts It's Magic!, a highly-anticipated one night only extravaganza at The Kodak Theatre (6801 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles CA) on Sunday, October 7 at 7PM.
"Come one come all for hocus pocus hijinks and abracadabra antics as host Jason Alexander and special guests Neil Patrick Harris, Jay Johnson, Anthony Reed, Rick Thomas, Steve Valentine, The Amazing Jonathan, and many more present amazing feats of illusion," state press notes.
It's Magic! is the brainchild of Hollywood Walk of Fame Star recipient and co-founder of The Magic Castle, Milt Larsen. It's Magic! is co-produced by Terry Hill, whose production and staging credits include projects for Disneyland and Universal amusement parks as well as the local EMMY Awards. Larsen and Hill are proud to offer a potpourri of edgy, jaw-dropping and hilarious illusionary pleasures. Under the direction of past AMA president, Dale Hindman, they have delighted and kept audiences returning for decades with their critically acclaimed productions of It's Magic! The Magic Castle opened its doors at 5 p.m. on January 2, 1963 and is now the world's most famous club for magicians and magic enthusiasts and home to The Academy of Magical Arts, Inc.
It's Magic! occurs on Sunday, October 7 at The Kodak Theatre 6801 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028.
For tickets call Ticketmaster at 213-480-3232 or online at www.ticketmaster.com or www.kodaktheatre.com. Front row Orchestra $102, Orchestra $69.50, Mezzanine $54.50, Balcony $29.50. For further information, please visit www.itsmagic.org.
Photo: Jason Alexander
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