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“Mathemagician” Arthur Benjamin squares five-digit numbers in his head faster than you can find the calculator app, guesses birthdays like a party trick from the future, and turns equations into genuine gasps. It’s part lecture, part magic act, part stand-up — and completely family-friendly. Kids leave thinking math is cool; grown-ups leave quietly wondering how he did that.
Running a tight 75 minutes at Theater 555 on 42nd Street through August 16, 2026, it’s the rare summer show that’s smart, silly, and over before anyone gets restless. Bring the math-phobe in your life. They’ll thank you. Probably in prime numbers.
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