Lee Terbosic is a magician, actor, comedian, and daredevil who has had one job since the age of 10: entertainer. From close-up magic to theater productions, television investigations, and escapes above the city, his work brings together sleight of hand, comedy, storytelling, and a lifelong curiosity about the impossible.
At 12, Lee had his first regular performing gig: Tuesday nights at the Pizza Hut in Pittsburgh’s Lincoln Place neighborhood. Learning to win over a room, one table at a time, became the foundation of a career built on connecting with an audience. That same approach carries through his intimate residencies, theater shows, and large public escapes.
Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Lee chose to stay and build his career while taking his work around the world. His clients include Duolingo, Google, PNC Bank, and the Pittsburgh Steelers. He has performed for major universities, Fortune 500 companies, and audiences that include Aaron Paul, Jack Black, Wiz Khalifa, and Michael J. Fox.
On Discovery Science Channel’s four-part series Houdini’s Last Secrets, Lee traveled around the world with George Hardeen, Houdini’s great-grandnephew, investigating the magician’s illusions and family history. His television credits also include History’s Greatest Mysteries, America’s Got Talent, Four Weddings, and Now You See It, alongside his appearances on Pittsburgh Today Live.
Lee also created Anything Is Possible, a first-of-its-kind magic web series on Instagram, with original videos also shared on YouTube. He is featured in Joe Posnanski’s book The Life and Afterlife of Harry Houdini, which explores the magician’s enduring legacy.