Young and Moxie

Where's magic going next? We know the magicians are getting older so where's the new generation? Well this show answers that. Combining the traditional love of a magical dup with a modern twist this show is amazing. Moxy and Yoing play well together - his Fifeisms elicit confusion from the Vegas magician making for laughs and amazing mentalism - as hey they don't have shopping trolley tokens in Vegas.... My fave is they have rules and challenges leading to a wee bit of competition in a fun way and putting them under a bit of sweat. Perform a trick you've never done before in front of an audience- aye ok then. What I love too is it's small intimate place so you get aee close up magic well- something that sometimes gets lost in the big rooms where magic plays in Edinburgh. Go see it. And please guys do more please please do more together as you're the next big magic duo!

Really enjoyed this! Loved the banter, the tricks and the vibe. There's some audience participation as you'd expect, but it's all respectfully done, and after the show they hung around to chat, both were really approachable. And definitely go see this if you're a Penn and Teller or Fool Us fan.

It was very good. Wonderful show. Had me laughing my booty OFF! Griggling the whole time :)

A fantastic show. Both magicians combine to make a great stage act. Laughter, audience interaction and storytelling, the hour long show was over in a flash and I wish it could have gone on for longer. I will definitely be booking for any shows in the future.

The show was absolutely amazing! Had me and my friends shocked the whole way through. Was a perfect mix of both funny and mind blowing and was amazing to see the audience so involved in the show!

I have seen several magic shows at the Fringe this year, this has been the most entertaining for me. The whole audience can feel part of the show, and some of the tricks are absolutely mind blowing!

Thoroughly enjoyed tonight’s show. A great mix of magic & comedy between two young musicians. Very interactive performance to captivate the audience. If you like magic or are new to magic, well worth going to see!

Had a blast at this magic show by two T magicians I'd never caught live before but had seen on TV. They rocked their first time at the Fringe!

The vibe was chill and you could tell Young & Moxie make a killer team.

They got some folks from the crowd involved onstage for some fun tricks, nothing cringy though.

Fingers crossed they show up next year with new mind-blowing stuff to keep us hooked!

This was a cute show, fun and light hearted, and a great “intro to magic” show. The friendship between Cam and Moxie was great, and I have no doubt this team are going to blossom into an amazing magical duo.

We had a lot of fun watching Young & Moxie crafting and honing their skills. Some great audience participation, too! Looking forward to seeing what they come up with next!

One of the worst shows we have seen. One of the 'magic acts' was a Tommy Cooper bottle & glass act without the humour or charisma. No redeeming features at all. Poor sound quality, but quite frankly nothing worth listening to. Very disappointing.

Fantastic show, Great laugh and they both know how to entertain the crowd. Will definitely be back next year.

My two teens and I had a great time. We wish the show was longer so we could see a few more tricks. This is a young magician and his mentor working hard and building experience. Was it a little rough around the edges? Maybe. But this is The Fringe, that's what it's all about. What made it great was watching this team take any bumps in stride and with humour. The magic was fun, we laughed until we cried. What more could we want. Keep up the magic, Young and Moxie!

Pretty poor show… we were very disappointed. It was neither funny nor magical. The tricks were very predictable and not well executed. A big shame…

Young's ability to command a stage and captivate an audience are top-notch. Moxie, however, seemed quite uncomfortable throughout the show. Maybe it was nerves, but it felt like the "angsty American teenager" persona got in the way of connecting with the audience.