The New York Times says, â
In & of Itself reframes familiar tropes like card tricks, vanishing objects and stupendous feats of mentalism to new ends. It is not often that a magic show makes you ponder not just the how, but the why.âÂ
NPRÂ does it with, âYou ll hearÂ
In & of Itself referred to as conceptual magic or interactive theater or a one-man show. Those things are all technically true, but they re desperately incomplete. I might describe it as a series of vignettes, punctuated by some basic sleight-of-hand, some card tricks, and two of the most extraordinary audience-involved sequences I ever expect to see. I don t understandâat allâhow either was done.â
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