Slicker than a Western movie gunslinger – Martin Brock dazzles with world-class magic, illusions and sleight-of-hand tricks

And, if you’ve ever wanted to win a fortune at poker table? He will show you how. But beware, as you might end up getting run out of town with the sheriff and his posse on your tail.

One moment Martin’s wooing an audience member with beautiful red roses, the next he’s revealing the subtle tricks used by card cheats in the bars and casinos of America’s Wild West.

A stylish performer, he mixes angelic charm with a dash of devilry in his fast-paced Fringe show Almost Impossible 2.0: Martin Brock.

Martin loves to astound by making the (almost) impossible happen right in front of people’s eyes. Many of his tricks are projected live extreme close-up and shown on a big screen.

Martin’s hallmark is originality – the tricks are visually stunning and have each been developed from scratch (the finale alone took seven years to perfect).

The show is woven together with humour and anecdotes. Even the music is original.

Top international magicians Penn and Teller have praised his “glamorous and polished work”.

Almost Impossible 2.0 is a truly immersive experience, and ideal for the whole family to enjoy.

Martin grew up in a small town north of Copenhagen, Denmark, and fell in love with magic at the age of four. Nowadays he is in worldwide demand, travelling between continents to entertain audiences from every part of the world.

PHOTO Colin Hattersley
FREE PICTURE: “Gunslinger” Master of Magic Martin Brock at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Mon 11/08/2025: Slicker than a Western movie gunslinger – Martin Brock dazzles with world-class magic, illusions and sleight-of-hand tricks. One moment Martin’s wooing an audience member with beautiful red roses, the next he’s revealing the subtle tricks used by card cheats in the bars and casinos of America’s Wild West. A stylish performer, Martin (from near Copenhagen, Denmark) mixes angelic charm with a dash of devilry in his fast-paced Fringe show “Almost Impossible 2.0: Martin Brock” – showing until 24th August at Bramley at Gilded Balloon at Appleton Tower, 16:30. Martin is pictured in the former “Western” film set in Morningside, Edinburgh. More information in accompanying Press Release and from: Matthew Shelley – 07786 704 299 – [email protected] Photography from: Colin Hattersley Photography – www.colinhattersley.com – [email protected] – 07974 957 388.