Lizzy Caplan replaced Fisher in the foursome in 2016 sequel “Now You See Me 2.” They all returned for the third installment, 2025’s “Now You See Me: Now You Don’t.” Meanwhile, a fourth entry is currently in the works. Across the first three films, the commercially successful series has grossed $933 million at the global box office. Plot details are unclear, though a press release touts the stage show as an “explosive mix of high-tech illusions, solo stunts and jaw-dropping spectacles.” Starring as the Four Horsemen on Broadway are Gabriella Lester as the escapologist, James More and Darcy Oake as illusionists and Matthew Pomeroy as a mentalist.
The Broadway engagement is part of an ongoing global tour, with more stops to be announced. Jenefer Brown, Lionsgate’s president of global products and experiences, serves as creative consultant on the project. The studio also has stage versions of “The Housemaid,” “Dirty Dancing,” “La La Land” and “Wonder” in the works, while a play based on “The Hunger Games” is currently on London’s West End.
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