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Tom Weil: Sixth Sense

Do you believe in a psychic Sixth Sense or is it a matter of perspective?

A unique evening of magic, mystery, and mind-bending entertainment brought to you by award-winning international magician and mentalist, Tom Weil.

Combining psychological illusion with wit and charm, Tom creates a heartfelt experience that will leave you questioning the boundaries of your mind.

It’s not all about the magic though, as Tom is joined by special guests and even a touch of live music, to make the experience all the more amazing.

★★★★★ “Riveting” The Advertiser

★★★★★ “Incredible” AU Review

★★★★ “A delightful entertainer with a charming, unassuming brand of magic” See Do Eat Review

★★★★★ “Truly Mystifying” Weekend Notes

★★★★★ “Highly Skilled and Very Entertaining” The Clothesline

“Genuinely breathtaking ‘How did he do that?’ moments of magic” Melbourne Observer

“A razor sharp mind, a quick wit, and a lot of charm” Theatre Travels

Event details

Venue: Regent Theatre Richmond
Bookings: https://festivalofmagic.com.au/events/tom-weil-sixth-sense/
Start Date: Friday 09 October 2026

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