Willard & Wood: An Evening of Impossibilities

Celebrated entertainers Willard and Wood bring their full evening show to Baltimore for an exclusive engagement!

Willard & Wood: An Evening of Impossibilities features uncanny mental feats and magical happenings, along with clean comedy and audience interaction for an unforgettable night! You'll be dazzled by two of the area's top entertainers as they share unbelievable skills and impossible happenings.

Willard demonstrates an uncanny knack connecting with people. Naturally this led him to our nation’s capital, where such services are in high demand. Willard’s entertaining presentations use ordinary objects to create extraordinary magic. Prior to his current tour, the Ozarks native hosted Willard’s Parlour of Mystery, which quickly became Trip Advisor’s #1 Nightlife Attraction in Arlington, Virginia.

The Washington Post’s John Kelly raved about the Parlour: “The Washington area has many fine attractions: venerable historic sites, world-class museums, great natural beauty. What the D.C. area did not have was Willard’s Parlour of Mystery.”

Peter Wood, the “Collector of the Impossible,” has been delighting groups with the impossible for more than two decades. Top companies rely on him for entertainment, including AOL, Frito-Lay, Lockheed Martin, and the Baltimore Ravens. Peter’s show is a blend of impossible objects and amazing skills, peppered with comedic wit, and delivered with unparalleled showmanship.

The lovely Hyatt Place Inner Harbour is our home in Baltimore and is perfectly located just a short walk from all the activity of the Inner Harbour - but far enough away you shouldn't have to fight with the tourist traffic for parking! Guests are encouraged to visit the on-site gallery coffee, cocktails and dining options or check out the additional options surrounding the hotel.

The Evening of Impossibilities experience is intended for adults, but young people ages 13 and up are welcome to join a parent if they are mature and well-behaved.

Cocktail attire is requested.

The show runs approximately 90 minutes, plus a 15 minute intermission.