Davidson’s performances go far beyond traditional magic. Blending mentalism, storytelling, memory work, and audience participation creates an experience that is different every night. Because audience members help shape the show in real time, no two performances are ever the same. “The structure of the show may be the same,” Davidson explains, “but each attendee gets a genuinely unique experience.”

At its heart, Davidson’s work is about bringing people together. In an age when so much of life happens through screens, his show creates a shared experience where strangers laugh, wonder, and connect with one another. Audiences may find themselves questioning what they saw long after the curtain call, replaying moments and comparing memories in an effort to understand the impossible.

Without revealing too many secrets, Davidson hints at demonstrations involving memory, perception, and seemingly impossible feats of insight. Just as important as the astonishment, however, is the sense of community that develops throughout the evening.

“I genuinely hope people leave feeling less alone,” Davidson says.

Davidson is thrilled to be returning to Denver where he is from. He grew up going to the JCC, including taking swimming lessons at the pool.

His opening-night performance sets the perfect tone for the Neustadt JAAMM Festival, which continues with a vibrant lineup of music, film, comedy, dance, conversation, and cultural experiences. Join us as we kick off a festival filled with imagination, discovery, and meaningful connection.

This show is intended for audiences 14 and up.

Tickets for the Neustadt JAAMM Festival go on sale 8/3 at tickets.jccdenver.org Don’t miss out on the exciting things coming to the Mizel Arts and Culture Center and the Neustadt JAAMM Festival!