Neil Patrick Harris-Helmed NOTHING TO HIDE Extends Through 1/19

After opening to critical acclaim last week, the New York premiere of the highly acclaimed show NOTHING TO HIDE has been extended through January 19, 2014 due to popular demand. Two of the world's most gifted sleight-of-hand artists, Derek DelGaudio (2011 & 2012 Close-up Magician of the Year) and Helder Guimarães (2011 & 2012 Parlor Magician of the Year) star in this uniquely unconventional magic show, directed by Emmy Award winner Neil Patrick Harris. Through a series of diverse and engaging vignettes, NOTHING TO HIDE leads the audience on an amazing and memorable journey into a world of pure astonishment.

NOTHING TO HIDE is playing in The Romulus Linney Courtyard Theatre at The Pershing Square Signature Center (480 West 42nd Street between 9th and 10th Avenues). Tickets are now on sale through Ticket Central via www.ticketcentral.com, by calling 212-279-4200, or in person at Ticket Central Box Office (416 West 42nd Street; Open 12-8pm daily).

NOTHING TO HIDE sold out a four month run at the Geffen Playhouse last year and became an "impossible" ticket, with hundreds of eager fans turned away.

OTHING TO HIDE is produced in New York by Werner Entertainment and Ostar Productions.

NOTHING TO HIDE is created by Helder Guimarães & Derek DelGaudio, written by Derek DelGaudio, featuring Magic Choreography by Helder Guimarães and directed by Neil Patrick Harris. The show also features Artistic Direction by Glenn Kaino, Production Design by Dave Spafford, Lighting Design by Adam Blumenthal and Music byPedro Marques.

Tickets for NOTHING TO HIDE are available through Ticket Central via www.ticketcentral.com, by calling 212-279-4200, or in person at Ticket Central Box Office (416 West 42nd Street; Open 12-8pm daily). Tickets for performances from December 9 range in price from $76.50 to $86.50. Premium seating is available for $129.50 and exclusive front row on-stage seating is available for $149.50. No one under 16 years of age will be admitted into the theatre.