The last time local audiences witnessed a scintillating male revue onstage was in 2013, when the Las Vegas-based Chippendales delighted the local crowd.

This March, magic is coming to Manila not just in a spellbinding spectacle onstage, but an alluring, two-day temptation when Australia’s much-anticipated worldwide sensation, Magic Men, heat up the live performance stage.

It will be a super exciting and a very wild party produced by Tristan Cheng, CEO of Trifecta Brand Lab, come March 16 and 17 at the Newport Performing Arts Theater (NPAT) at Newport World Resorts.

Seven of the Magic Men will come to Manila next month to give local audiences a peak of what’s in store for the Filipino audience. With their breathtaking blend of magic, dance and charisma, Magic Men will transport audiences into a world of fantasy and delight.

From mind-bending fantasies to pulse-pounding dance routines, each moment of the show is crafted to leave spectators on the edge of their seats, craving more, igniting the senses of the Filipinos, awakening their imagination and leaving a long-lasting impression even after the curtains have closed.

“At Magic Men Australia, we want to bring such an amazing ladies’ night to the world,” said Will Parffit, who’s tagged as Australia’s Channing Tatum, in a recent Zoom interview.

“We’re inclusive of everybody and we just want to create a fun atmosphere for everybody to come and enjoy an amazing night out watching some guys take their clothes off in the process.”

Carlos Fang added, “The Manila show will see a lot of screaming women, a lot of dancing, a lot of partying and a lot of getting drunk.”

“We are looking forward to kick-starting our world tour in Manila this March,” informed Carlos. “It has been 12 years in the making. We are bringing one of Australia’s largest ladies’ nights.

“We cannot be more excited to kick-start our world tour with Asia and the Philippines, a country that’s very special to us for multiple reasons.

“One of the main reasons the Philippines is very special to us because our entire office team at Magic Men are all Filipinas.”

“We have a large audience of Filipina followers who come to the show and they were always so friendly and giggly. They were always happy to volunteer to come onstage with us. So why not bring the show to them?”

“Ladies will enjoy grabbing hold of some good Australian meat. A nice little dance from one of our guys, depending at what stage you come onstage and depends on how much clothing that guy will have on.”

Jeffrey Cornelius shared Magic Men Australia is all about making women happy and delivering men-tertainment to their female audience. The all-male group, after all, has 1.9 million followers on FaceBook.

“The main goal is for every woman to have a good time,” Jeffrey said. “We provide them with entertainment. We make sure the guys are very welcoming. It’s very exciting.

“Majority of the women do come in curious. When they leave, they were very chatty, very hot. I guess that’s what Magic Men is all about. A lot of time, we were told the show is beyond what they expected. We try to go beyond the expectations.”

Ceazar Smith answered from Melbourne where it was sunny, “Women cannot just sit back and relax which they can’t do when they got eight, handsome Australian hunks in front of them. The show is an experience they can talk not just for weeks, but for months.

“They are not just watching the show. There was so much interaction involved within the show. Women are not just watching the show. They were actually in it. At one time, we had around 45 to 50 women onstage. Even those sitting at the back, we actually spent a lot of time with the women.”

Nicholas Murray is proud each individual Magic Men Australia member brings something different and that’s what makes their show unique everywhere they go to.

“We got different dance styles, hip-hop dances, lap dances,” Nicholas said. “We got a very different mix. We even have acrobats. Each person brings his own special quality and that brings his own special quality.

“We have to give each individual who comes in the experience of a lifetime and that’s what makes the show unique. That makes audiences want to come back.”

Meanwhile, Carlo Powell brings something fresh and unique to the show. He is a professional dancer.

“I came into Magic Men with a background in jazz, ballet and tap dances,” Powell proudly said. “But my main foundation comes from hip-hop. Everyone brings something different. The show is not so flat-lined.”

After their two-night show on March 16 and 17, Magic Men will have three extra days in the Philippines for private bookings. Feel free to message Trifecta Brand Lab.

This year, Magic Men will do a world tour with the Philippines as the only Asian destination.

The group will also visit Canada, USA, Germany, Denmark, New Zealand, South America, Wales, Argentina and Mexico.