Wunder Hoch 3

In the organizer's words:

Three young magicians from different regions of Germany come together again in our Silbersaal and have some new tricks up their sleeves: Magic Maxl, Till Frömmel and Mellow represent a fresh generation of magic. With their shows and TV appearances, they delight audiences throughout Germany, have already won several magic awards and have also enchanted Munich.

Magic fun in a three-pack

This show features a colorful mix of magic, from Nordic sensations to Bavarian Oktoberfest flair. And with interactive illusions, the young ensemble allows the audience to become part of the whole. They are, so to speak, the tick, trick and track of magic. In 2025, they will be making another guest appearance, catching a tiger together in the Silbersaal and bringing new, creative and amazing tricks with them.

Magic meets comedy, coal mine meets Hofbräuhaus and Friesennerz meets lederhosen. A show for the whole family to marvel, laugh and wonder at. Miracles to the power of 3!

Magic Maxl

The young magician has already appeared several times at prime time on the stage of many TV stations and caused amazement on the faces of Kai Pflaume and Jörg Pilawa. With his creative illusions, the young Bavarian has won first place in the German Youth Magic Championships five times in a row and was named Magician of the Year.

Mellow

Mellow is a multiple award winner and German Champion of Magic. With his mixture of creative illusions and humorous storytelling, the Westphalian is a welcome guest on TV shows. The likeable magician in the hoodie is also the face of the market leader among magic sets, the renowned KOSMOS Verlag, and tours Germany with his solo program.

Till Frömmel

As a true northern light, Till Frömmel delights audiences throughout Germany with his fast-paced comedy and Nordic magic on his live tour and in renowned show formats such as NightWash. The whirlwind of the North impresses with his brilliantly improvised sailor's yarn, ingenious repartee and unique illusions about his home on the Baltic Sea. He gets the audience on board and lets them take the wheel themselves time and again.

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