The Ehrlich Brothers

German magic sensations, the Ehrlich Brothers, are set to bring their ground-breaking show DIAMONDS-THE MIND BLOWING MAGIC SHOW to the USA for the first time this fall. Their limited 11-show run of this family-friendly show includes a stop at the Center for the Performing Arts, Sunday, October 5. Tickets will go on sale via Ticketmaster, Friday, May 16, at 10AM local. For more information on dates and details, please visit www.ehrlich-brothers.com and www.facebook.com/EhrlichBrothers.

Highlighting their most popular illusions from the past 10 years of touring, the Ehrlich Brothers use the perfect mixture of elaborate illusions, energy and charm. They've wowed over 4.5 million fans in Germany's biggest arenas, surpassing Madonna and Justin Bieber in ticket sales.

"We are over the moon to be touring across the USA. From DC to Las Vegas and Dallas - it has been a lifelong dream ever since we started doing magic as kids,” states Andreas and Christian Ehrlich.

Instead of taking a mystical approach to their craft, the Ehrlich Brothers prefer being natural. The secret to their success lies in the balance between spectacular effects and interactivity with their audience. The brothers complement one another perfectly, continuing to take magic into a new era bringing to life the kid inside every one of us. You may be thinking, the classic rabbit out of a hat? Think again! Most of their illusions are constructed in their own workshop with a team of 35 experts, making their illusions exclusive to them. Whether it is bending tons of railway tracks into the shape of a heart, growing an orange tree from a seed, producing the world‘s largest candy jar, or a death-defying escape under a gigantic saw blade, the brothers perform what is completely inexplicable to the spectator - truly something that has to be seen to be believed!

The brothers grew up in Herford, a small town in Germany, where their love for magic was born. Since then, they have been named "Magicians of the Year" three times by the Magic Circle in Germany and are the only magicians worldwide to have ever filled an entire football stadium twice - breaking three world records along the way! They had the honor of performing for The Princes of Wales, the 70^th birthday at the legendary London Palladium, and in 2022, they performed for the Royal family at the ‘Royal Variety Performance,’ this time at the Royal Albert Hall, as well as their own show at the historic Wembley Arena where they played first in 2019.