Friday, May 8, 2026
Andy Nyman is not motivated by fame
Andy Nyman, the acclaimed actor, magician, and co-creator of many of Derren Brown’s most successful television and stage productions, says he has never been motivated by fame.
Surprise Assistant by Patricio Teran
Now available at www.magiciansmagicshop.com The viewer freely chooses a playing card, and the artist shuffles them. Then, a fly appears and helps find the chosen card. You ask the fly if it's sure about its choice, and it responds "yes" by moving affirmatively. No magnets No elastic bands Examinable NOTE: Fly not included. Download it now!
Thursday, May 7, 2026
Enigma Stick
Now available at www.magiciansmagicshop.com
2025 FISM Italy - Sold Out On-Site. One of the Most Talked-About Effects on Social Media!
Ranked #1 on Craig Petty's "Best Effects at FISM"
This is the Enigma Stick, exclusively licensed by Sugawara, originally from Pascal Marc
The magician displays a wooden stick and a wooden handcuff, inviting the audience to examine both freely. The magician holds the stick delicately between two fingers, then the solid stick visibly and smoothly passes through the wooden handcuff.
Importantly, all the items are completely free of gimmicks and can be fully examined before and after the performance
The Enigma Stick is meticulously crafted from rich African Sapele wood with smooth, rounded edges. This ensures a superior feel in the hands and flawless operation during your routine.
The entire set is compact and portable, allowing you to perform anytime and anywhere.
With its stunning visual effect, incredibly simple handling, and ingenious design, you'll absolutely love the Enigma Stick!
Features
- Exquisitely crafted with fine attention to detail
- Compact and portable for performances anywhere
- Smooth handling, easy to perform
- Made from premium African Sapele wood
Includes
- 1 × Wooden stick
- 1 × Wooden handcuff
- Several accessories
Magician and Mentalist Paul Vigil presents ‘Doors of Deception’
Las Vegas magician and mentalist Paul Vigil is bringing his acclaimed live show, Doors of Deception, to Sedona International Film Festival for a special one-night-only performance on May 8 at the Mary D. Fisher Theatre.
Known for his deeply deceptive style of magic and mentalism, Vigil has spent years performing in Las Vegas, including a long-running one-man show at the Mirage Resort. His career has also included appearances on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, performances at major Las Vegas casinos, sold-out shows at the legendary Magic Castle, and private events for Fortune 500 executives and Nobel Prize winners.
Vigil has earned a reputation among magicians for creating effects that not only fool audiences, but also leave fellow performers baffled. Penn Jillette and Teller have described him as one of the most diabolical minds in magic.
Blending sleight of hand, psychological illusion, storytelling, and theatrical mystery, Vigil’s 65-minute performance takes audiences through reimagined classics of magic alongside his own original creations. The show builds toward a finale designed to leave audiences questioning what they just witnessed.
Vigil’s background is as unusual as his performances. He attended Utah State University on a Botanical Preservation Corp scholarship, later studying ethno-pharmacology and the role of magic and mysticism throughout history. Over the years, he has traveled extensively studying shamanic traditions and incorporates many of those influences into the atmosphere and philosophy behind his performances.
Another major influence on Vigil’s career was legendary magician Johnny Thompson, who mentored him for nearly two decades. Thompson is widely regarded as one of the greatest magic minds in history and was highly respected by Penn & Teller and the global magic community.
Doors of Deception with Paul Vigil will take place Friday, May 8 at 7 p.m. at the Mary D. Fisher Theatre in Sedona, Arizona. General admission tickets are $40, while VIP tickets are $50 and include reserved seating in the first three rows along with a complimentary beverage.
More information and tickets are available through Sedona International Film Festiva
2026 Milbourne Christopher Foundation Awards
2026 Award WinnersLiterary Award - Paul Romhany
Rising Star Award - TJ Salta
Close Up Award - Jim Sisti
Ambassador of Magic - Scott Wells
Masters Award - Peter Samelson
Award of Excellence - Juliana Chen
Lifetime Achievement Award - Paul Fidler
Magic History Preservationist - Dr. Bruce Averbook
The 2026 Awards Presentation Takes Place on Sepember 26th, 2026
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Wednesday, May 6, 2026
Obliter8 2 0 by Wayne Fox & TCC Magic
Now available at www.magiciansmagicshop.comWayne Fox's iconic 8-ball routine Obliter8, has long been out of stock. But now, it finally returns in its 2.0 version, produced by TCC Team. Visually squeeze an 8 ball and return it to the card case. A spectator chooses a card from the deck, and you surprise them by dropping an 8-ball out of a card case, landing in their hands, revealing the selected card's identity. However, the 8-ball is too large to fit back in the case. You then visually compress the solid 8-ball and slide it back into the card box, leaving the audience amazed. This unexpected but logical climax to the classic 8-ball effect delivers a unique visual impact and is highly interactive and entertaining. The entire performance engages the audience fully, whether in a walkaround or theater show, ensuring a lasting impression. It's incredibly easy to use, making it accessible for almost anyone to perform immediately. Obliter8 2.0 is crafted with high-quality resin molding and carefully selected paint for a realistic feel.
Couple hires a magician for their wedding as a prank
A newlywed couple is going viral online after a surprise magician hired for their wedding sparked laughter from guests — and outrage from the bride’s sister.
The bride shared the unusual story online, explaining that she and her husband have always bonded over playful pranks and trying to outdo one another with jokes throughout their relationship. Because of that, her husband decided to pull off one final surprise during their wedding ceremony.
As she walked down the aisle during their intimate wedding, the bride noticed a mysterious man sitting among the guests wearing a towering top hat. At first, she assumed it was simply an oddly dressed guest, but things quickly became stranger.
While the couple exchanged vows, the man — who turned out to be a professional magician — began silently performing magic tricks from his seat, including slowly pulling an endless colorful handkerchief from his sleeve while maintaining eye contact with the bride.
The unexpected performance nearly caused the bride to burst out laughing during the ceremony.
During the reception, the magician reportedly escalated the act even further by performing classic tricks, making coins disappear during speeches, producing stuffed bunnies from hats, and even becoming a hit on the dance floor.
The bride later learned the magician had not crashed the wedding at all. Her husband had secretly hired him as a surprise prank, knowing she would find it hilarious.
According to the bride, the stunt became one of the most memorable moments of the entire wedding day.
Not everyone agreed.
The bride’s sister reportedly called the magician appearance a “childish stunt” and has continued criticizing the groom weeks after the event. She argued that if he could not behave seriously during what she called “the most important day of their lives,” it reflected poorly on his maturity as a future husband.
The bride, however, completely disagrees.
She explained that she loved the surprise and felt it perfectly reflected the playful relationship she shares with her husband. Many online commenters also sided with the couple, pointing out that weddings do not have to follow strict traditions and that the celebration should reflect the personalities of the bride and groom — not the preferences of the guests.
The story has since sparked debate online about wedding expectations, humor, and how far is too far when it comes to pranks at formal events.
One thing is certain: this wedding is a day the couple — and probably the magician — will never forget.
Original source: Viral online relationship story shared via social media discussion forums.
Magical Katrina taking her 1 woman show to Hollywood Fringe
Award-winning magician and mentalist Katrina Kroetch, better known to audiences as “Magical Katrina,” is set to debut her new one-woman production, I Am Not a Spy. This Is a Magic Show., at the 2026 Hollywood Fringe Festival this June in Los Angeles.
Blending comedy, noir-inspired storytelling, sleight of hand, and mentalism, the show promises a theatrical experience packed with audience interaction, mystery, and plenty of tongue-in-cheek references to espionage. While the production repeatedly insists it has “nothing to do with spies,” the promotional material leans heavily into the playful secret-agent theme, complete with “classified files,” “agents” in the audience, and impossible predictions that may leave attendees questioning what is real.
The 45-minute performance is described as a fast-paced mix of theatrical magic, interactive mentalism, and comedic storytelling. Audience members may even find themselves pulled onstage as part of the experience. The show is recommended for ages 8 and up, though organizers joke that the kids may understand it better than the adults.
Performances will take place at the Madnani Theater during the Hollywood Fringe Festival on select dates throughout June, beginning with a preview performance on June 4. Tickets are currently available through the Hollywood Fringe Festival website.
Katrina Kroetch has built an international reputation as both a magician and mentalist, performing in more than 20 countries. She has toured with the live stage production Champions of Magic and has appeared on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, Masters of Illusion, and the children’s program Blippi. Most recently, she appeared alongside Chappell Roan in the “Red Wine Supernova” music video.
Her client roster includes major brands such as Google, Meta, OpenAI, Porsche, and Prada. She is also a member of The Magic Circle and regularly lectures to fellow magicians on performance and the business of magic.
Performance Dates for I Am Not a Spy. This Is a Magic Show. include June 4, 11, 14, 15, 24, 25, and 26 during the Hollywood Fringe Festival.
Original source: PR Newswire / Magical Katrina
Tuesday, May 5, 2026
The Unwitting Magician Brings Live Theater and Magic Together in a One-of-a-Kind Experience
Union, NJ — The American Theater Group (ATG) is set to present The Unwitting Magician, an innovative theatrical experience that blends live performance, improvisation, and magic. The production will run for two special performances on May 16 and 17 at the DMK Black Box Theater.
Originally introduced last December as part of ATG’s Free Monday Night Play Reading Series, the show returns as a fully developed piece that pushes the boundaries of traditional theater.
A Show Where the Performer Is Discovering the Story in Real Time
What makes The Unwitting Magician truly unique is its daring premise:
A single actor steps on stage with no prior knowledge of the script.
Armed only with a sealed envelope, the performer reads the script live for the very first time—unfolding the story in real time alongside the audience. As the performance progresses, the actor is pulled into a series of unexpected twists, magical moments, and theatrical surprises that blur the line between control and chance.
The result is a one-of-a-kind experience where no two performances are ever the same.
Featured Performers
The production will showcase two accomplished actors across the weekend:
- The May 16 evening performance stars Eric William Morris, known for his work in King Kong, Coram Boy, and Mamma Mia!, along with television appearances in Only Murders in the Building and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
- The May 17 matinee features Stephanie Kurtzuba, recognized for roles in The Wolf of Wall Street, The Irishman, and TV hits like Blue Bloods and Tulsa King.
Created by an Innovator in Theater
The show is the brainchild of Jeremy Dobrish, a respected director and playwright known for developing new works and immersive theatrical experiences. His collaborations include major institutions such as Second Stage and MCC Theater.
With The Unwitting Magician, Dobrish continues to explore bold storytelling formats that challenge both performers and audiences.
An Intimate, Interactive Venue
Performances take place at the Union Arts Center, home to the DMK Black Box Theater—a modern, flexible space designed for immersive productions. The intimate setting allows audiences to feel fully connected to the action as it unfolds in real time.
Ticket Information
Tickets are available on a pay-what-you-wish basis, with:
- A minimum donation of $5
- A suggested contribution of $20
Due to the flexible pricing structure, tickets must be purchased individually.
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A Theater Experience Unlike Any Other
Founded in 2012, American Theater Group has built a reputation for producing both new and classic works while supporting emerging playwrights and educational initiatives.
For audiences looking for something fresh and unpredictable, The Unwitting Magician delivers exactly that—an experience where theater meets magic, and even the performer doesn’t know what will happen next
Magic, Misdirection, and the Power of Deception
Magic has a way of sticking with us. Whether we realize it or not, most people have experienced “magic” in some form—through wonder, surprise, or moments that feel impossible to explain.
For many, that fascination starts young. Simple homemade tricks, paper creations, and beginner magic sets often spark a lifelong curiosity. That early intrigue has inspired generations of magicians, many of whom first discovered the art through books about legends like Harry Houdini.
Houdini’s story alone feels magical. Before becoming the world’s most famous escape artist, he performed in vaudeville, experimented with sideshow acts, and pushed the boundaries of what audiences believed was possible. Beyond performing, he also worked to elevate the status of magicians and expose fraudulent mediums who used deception unethically.
The Secret Behind the Magic: Misdirection
At its core, magic isn’t just about sleight of hand—it’s about attention control.
Magicians use misdirection to guide your focus exactly where they want it. When a magician talks, your brain naturally shifts attention to their words. That split focus makes it easier for the real secret move to happen unnoticed.
This concept isn’t just theory—it’s been studied and demonstrated by experts like Apollo Robbins, often called “The Gentleman Thief.” Robbins famously pickpocketed members of the Secret Service while entertaining former President Jimmy Carter. His work shows how easily attention can be manipulated—even when people know they’re being watched.
Even Magicians Get Fooled
One of the most fascinating aspects of magic is that magicians can fool each other.
Houdini himself once claimed he could figure out any trick after seeing it three times—but that didn’t stop Dai Vernon from fooling him with the now-famous “Ambitious Card” routine. It reportedly took Houdini seven viewings before he admitted defeat.
That same tradition of deception carried through performers like Tony Slydini, whose mastery of misdirection made even seasoned magicians question what they were seeing.
The Art Goes Deeper Than Tricks
Magic isn’t just about props or techniques—it’s about psychology, memory, and communication.
From false shuffles and double lifts to complex memorization systems, magicians train their minds as much as their hands. Some, like legendary card mechanic Richard Turner, have taken that skill to extraordinary levels—despite being legally blind.
Even large-scale illusionists push the limits. The duo Penn & Teller are known for both performing jaw-dropping illusions and occasionally revealing how tricks are done—while still managing to fool audiences again and again.
When Magic Meets the Real World
The techniques of magic don’t just stay on stage.
Misdirection, framing, and controlled choices—often called “magician’s choice”—show up in everyday life, from advertising to politics. These methods guide people toward predetermined outcomes while maintaining the illusion of free choice.
It’s the same principle behind mentalism, where performers appear to read minds or predict decisions using psychology, suggestion, and subtle influence.
The Fine Line Between Wonder and Deception
Not all uses of deception are harmless.
Magicians like James Randi dedicated their careers to exposing those who misuse these techniques—such as fake psychics or faith healers who exploit belief for profit. Randi even offered a $1 million challenge to anyone who could prove real supernatural abilities under controlled conditions. No one ever claimed the prize.
Why Magic Still Matters
At the end of the day, magic reminds us of something important:
We can all be fooled.
No matter how smart or observant we think we are, our brains are wired to take shortcuts—and magicians are experts at exploiting them.
But that’s also what makes magic so powerful.
It creates moments of wonder, curiosity, and joy—while quietly teaching us how perception really works.
And maybe that’s the greatest trick of all.
Keyhole The Haunted Castle Playing Cards
Now available at www.magiciansmagicshop.com
Designed with distressed aesthetics, each card in The Haunted Castle feels like an ancient artifact, filled with ghostly history and ominous secrets.
The full allure of purple comes alive, as mysterious characters and enchanting stories await your discovery within the castle walls.
- Mysterious and eerie theme of haunted castle
- TCC M23 Finish for the smoothest handling
- Luxurious holo foil printing
- Embossed tuck case
- 52 cards, 2 Jokers, and 2 Ad cards
Monday, May 4, 2026
Sunday, May 3, 2026
Magic Makers Sponge Balls
Now available at www.magiciansmagicshop.com
Pro Grip with Soft Squeeze Sponge Balls by Magic Makers
PACKAGE: Black Box with Open Windows (7.75 x 2 x 2 Inches)
Magic Meets Medicine: Study Shows Tricks Can Reduce Stress and Pain During Kids’ Vaccinations
Magic isn’t just about entertainment—it may also have real healing power.
A groundbreaking study from the Willem-Alexander Children’s Hospital in the Netherlands has revealed that simple magic tricks can significantly reduce stress, pain, and anxiety in children during vaccinations.
Working alongside Dutch illusionist Victor Mids and researchers from Leiden University, the hospital explored how magic could improve the experience of young patients. Their findings, published in eClinicalMedicine, suggest that magic may be one of the most effective tools yet for easing medical anxiety in children.
The Secret? Distraction… With a Twist
Doctors have long used distraction—like music, videos, or games—to help children stay calm during procedures. But magic adds something extra.
“Magic is a special form of distraction,” Mids explained. “It doesn’t just occupy attention—it sparks curiosity and wonder.”
Instead of simply looking away from the needle, children become focused on something impossible happening right in front of them. That shift in attention can dramatically change how they experience pain and fear.
Putting Magic to the Test
To see how well this works in real-world conditions, researchers conducted a large-scale study involving 412 children during HPV vaccination days.
Participants were divided into four groups:
- One received standard care
- Three others experienced magic in different ways
Some children watched a magic trick performed on a tablet. Others watched the trick and learned how it was done. A final group went one step further—they were taught how to perform the trick themselves.
The results were striking.
The Real Magic: Doing the Trick
While watching magic helped slightly, the biggest impact came when children actually learned and performed the trick themselves.
Those kids reported the lowest levels of stress and pain after their vaccinations.
Researchers believe this happens because magic doesn’t just distract—it empowers.
Learning a trick builds confidence, shifts focus, and gives children a sense of control in a situation where they often feel helpless.
More Than Just a Trick
Health experts involved in the study say magic works on multiple levels:
- It captures attention through curiosity
- It reduces tension by revealing secrets
- It builds confidence through participation
In short, it turns a scary moment into something engaging—and even fun.
Medical staff who participated in the study were also overwhelmingly positive, noting that magic-based tools would be easy to implement in real clinical settings.
The Future of “Magic Medicine”
With such promising results, researchers are now exploring how programs like “MagicKids” could be expanded to help children in hospitals and clinics around the world.
It’s a powerful reminder of something magicians have always known:
Magic isn’t just about fooling people—it’s about changing how they feel.
And in this case, it might be making one of childhood’s most dreaded experiences just a little bit easier.
Saturday, May 2, 2026
Tail Spin
Our popular TAIL SPIN effect is now better than ever! Printed in beautiful colors on a heavy gloss board, TAIL SPIN will make your head spin!
This hilarious prop is guaranteed to make kids snort and bray! They won't be able to keep their laughter "burro"-ed!
You show a picture of the cutest little ol' donkey you ever saw. But the poor fellow is missing his tail. Slide the donkey picture (a very visible 9.5 x 12 inches) into an envelope with a large window. A child pretends to throw the tail, and when you pull out the donkey, the tail is stuck to his nose. His eyes are crossed and his ears bent back in surprise! Kids howl! It's not the helper's fault -- you know how stubborn donkeys are!
Put it back in, try again, and this time when you pull it out, the tail is completely gone. You look all around for it, and suddenly the kids scream their lungs out because the tail is hanging out of the back of your pants! Trust me on this, the children will weep with joy!
This bit of tomfoolery can be used in a variety of settings. It's perfect for birthday parties, of course, but it works great in day care shows, library programs, and school assemblies. Based on an idea by Edwin Hooper with a twist by Selina Frederick. Using Selina's wonderful artwork, TAIL SPIN is printed in full color on heavy boards with a high-gloss finish. You're bound to get a KICK out of this one!
Magic, Mystery, and the Future: Author Michael Redhill Blends Illusion with Imagination in New Novel
Award-winning Toronto author Michael Redhill is bringing his lifelong fascination with magic into a bold new direction with his latest novel, The Trial of Katterfelto.
Redhill’s love for magic goes all the way back to childhood, when he first learned simple tricks to entertain his younger siblings. But for him, magic has always been about more than just fooling the eye—it’s about the connection between performer and audience.
That idea—the willingness to be deceived for the sake of wonder—plays a central role in his newest work.
Set in the late 1700s, The Trial of Katterfelto follows a traveling magician and scientist who stumbles upon something impossible: a mysterious device that allows a voice from the future to be heard in the past. That voice belongs to “Siri,” a woman from a dystopian future warning of environmental collapse, social unrest, and the rise of artificial intelligence.
As Katterfelto and his assistant incorporate these eerie messages into their act, their performances begin to blur the line between entertainment and reality.
What starts as a magical curiosity quickly becomes something much deeper—a warning.
Redhill uses this unusual premise to explore a fascinating question: what would happen if people from the past were given a clear and believable glimpse of the future? Would they change their actions—or continue on the same path?
Through the lens of magic, the novel highlights a powerful truth. Just like audiences willingly suspend disbelief during a magic trick, people in the real world often ignore warning signs—even when they’re right in front of them.
The story also taps into the enduring appeal of apocalyptic themes. From ancient flood myths to modern-day climate concerns, humanity has always been drawn to imagining the end of the world. Redhill leans into that fascination, showing how audiences—both in the novel and in real life—can be strangely captivated by visions of disaster.
But it’s magic that ties everything together.
By filtering these heavy themes through the art of illusion, Redhill creates a unique storytelling experience—one where perception, belief, and reality are constantly in question. A great magic trick challenges what we think we see… and this novel does the same on a much larger scale.
In the end, The Trial of Katterfelto isn’t just about the future—it’s about how we interpret the present.
Because while audiences may enjoy being fooled on stage, the real danger lies in the ways we sometimes fool ourselves.
Friday, May 1, 2026
Sherlock Holmes Meets Magic in The Curious Case of the Masked Magician
A magical mystery is coming to the stage—and it’s one that even Sherlock Holmes himself must solve.
Audiences in Stroud are in for a unique blend of theatre and illusion as The Curious Case of the Masked Magician arrives at the Cotswold Playhouse on May 9 for a special afternoon performance.
This one-of-a-kind production combines classic detective storytelling with live magic, bringing together the legendary Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson as they investigate a baffling disappearance. During a West End performance, a magician vanishes mid-show—leaving both the audience and Scotland Yard completely stunned. With no clear answers, the case is handed over to Baker Street’s finest.
What follows is a journey into the secretive and often mysterious world of magicians, where nothing is quite what it seems.
As Holmes and Watson dig deeper, they encounter a cast of suspicious performers, each with secrets of their own. The identity of the vanished Masked Magician quickly becomes one of magic’s most closely guarded mysteries, turning the investigation into a thrilling puzzle filled with twists, deception, and illusion.
The show promises something for everyone—blending storytelling with a wide range of magical effects, including illusions, escapology, mind-reading, and sleight-of-hand. Designed as a family-friendly experience, it invites the audience to play detective alongside Holmes, trying to piece together the clues before the final reveal.
The creative team behind the production adds serious credibility to the stage.
Writer, actor, and magician Peter Clifford—who has worked closely with Derren Brown on his television and stage projects—joins forces with The Great Baldini, a seasoned performer known for his larger-than-life personality and classic conjuring style.
Baldini, a member of the prestigious The Magic Circle and president of the Bristol Society of Magicians, brings a traditional flair to the show, perfectly complementing Clifford’s theatrical storytelling background.
The production has already earned praise, being described as “incredible” by BBC Radio 4.
Set against the backdrop of the Edwardian era—the golden age of theatre and magic—The Curious Case of the Masked Magician offers a nostalgic yet fresh take on live entertainment, combining mystery, humor, and jaw-dropping magic into one unforgettable experience.
For fans of magic, theatre, or classic detective stories, this is a show that promises to keep you guessing until the very end.
Magic for a Cause: Teen Magician Produces Benefit Show Supporting Alexandria House
A young magician is proving that magic can do more than amaze—it can make a real difference.
Seventeen-year-old Isha Agrawal is bringing a special three-night benefit magic show to Pasadena, giving audiences the chance to experience live magic while supporting a meaningful cause. The performances will take place May 1–3 at the Lineage Performing Arts Center, with all proceeds benefiting Alexandria House, a nonprofit dedicated to helping women and children experiencing homelessness.
Agrawal, a junior at Sequoyah School and a junior member of the Magic Castle, has been passionate about magic since she was just 10 years old. What started as a simple card trick at a summer camp quickly turned into something much bigger.
After amazing a friend with her first trick, she realized the powerful impact magic could have on people. That moment sparked years of self-teaching, practice, and dedication—especially during the pandemic—eventually leading her to audition for and join the prestigious Magic Castle at just 13 years old.
Now, she’s taking things to the next level.
Inspired by a previous performance at Alexandria House, Agrawal wanted to give back in a bigger way. Seeing firsthand the work the organization does for families in need motivated her to produce an entire show dedicated to supporting their mission.
The upcoming performances will feature a strong lineup of talent, including fellow Magic Castle magicians Jacob Martinez and Jeffrey Lee, along with acclaimed performer Tina Lenert. Lenert will close the show with her signature piece, Mopman, a heartfelt and theatrical routine that has captivated audiences worldwide.
The 90-minute show will showcase a mix of close-up and parlor-style magic, including card effects, rope routines, and interactive performances designed to create a more personal connection with the audience.
But for Agrawal, this event is about more than just magic tricks.
It’s about inspiring people—especially younger audiences—to reconnect with live entertainment.
In a time when screens dominate attention, she hopes audiences will leave the show reminded of the unique energy and inspiration that only live performance can provide.
Producing a show of this scale hasn’t been easy. From coordinating performers to promoting ticket sales, Agrawal has taken on the full responsibility of bringing the event to life—all while balancing school.
And she’s just getting started.
With plans to continue performing and producing shows in the future, Agrawal hopes to create more events that not only entertain, but also give back to the community.
Because sometimes, the most powerful magic isn’t just what happens on stage—it’s the impact it has off of it.
Jingle Bell Prediction
Now available at www.magiciansmagicshop.com
A simple but effective prediction for holiday kid-shows!
Ask the audience to call out their favorite Christmas song. You remove a prediction card from the envelope, and you have correctly guessed their choice. "You don't think I could do that again? Name another song!" A spectator names a different song, and when you turn the card over, you're right again, but this time it's a comedy prediciton, which gets a good laugh.
Professionally printed pasteboard plaque and printed 9" x 12" prediction envelope.
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