Based in Singapore, J C Sum & 'Magic Babe' Ning are Asia's Most Lethal
Combination in Magic!
Channel News Asia acknowledges them as "the new faces of an old-age art form" and AsiaOne calls them "the hottest duo in town"!
As "Singapore's most fabulous magic duo" (FHM Singapore), J C & NIng represent a new breed of world-class urban illusionists.
They specialize in presenting sophisticated illusion performances for corporate & special events across Asia.
J C & Ning also currently star in "Ultimate Magic", Singapore's first daily permanent illusion show, at The Arena in Clarke Quay.
1 Jul 2009
"The Impossible Record" is a main feature in the lifestyle section of OMY.sg. Read & watch it here.30 Jun 2009
"The Impossible Record" is featured in Razor TV news. Watch it here.29 Jun 2009
"The Impossible Record" & "Inversion" is featured on the news on CTV (Taiwan) which is Taiwan;s largest TV station and is also broadcast across Asia through cable networks.29 Jun 2009
"The Impossible Record" is featured in TODAY. Read it here.28 Jun 2009
"The Impossible Record" is Channel News Asia's main entertainment feature. Read it here.27 Jun 2009
Over 3000 people witnessed J C & Ning set a new world magic record with "The Impossible Record: 15 Illusions in 5 Minutes"23 Jun 2009
Ning & J C's "Inversion" and "The Impossible Record" are featured in a 3-part series on Razor TV. Click here for the links.22 Jun 2009
Ning is interviewed in this week's IS magazine on "The Impossible Record" and "Inversion". Read it online here.22 Jun 2009
Red Dot Magic put together a photo montage of Ning's "Inversion" here.22 Jun 2009
Ning's "Inversion" was covered in My Paper in a photo story entitled "Magic babe escapade"22 Jun 2009
Numerous blogs and forums posted photos of Ning's "Inversion". See photos from one here.21 Jun 2009
Hundreds of people turned up at Central (mall) to wtiness Ning's success "Inversion" escape stunt where she escaped blindfolded from a straight jacket while suspended upside down over a bed of spikes!21 Jun 2009
J C & Ning's "The Impossible Record" is one of the "5 things to do this week" in The Sunday Times.