Tucked in a strip mall near The Magic Castle, The Magic Apple has become L.A.’s go-to magic shop. Owner Brent Geris shares shop tales, tricks, and how a teacher supply store morphed into a hub for magicians, Hollywood projects, and monthly lectures.
Touring with a new stage show, Derren Brown reflects on the quiet magic of cafes, the chaos-taming power of writing, and the deeper responsibilities of live performance. “It’s not about tricks,” he says, “it’s about holding the room—even when everything goes wrong.”
Topas, the multiple FISM-award winning magician, a specialist in sleight-of-hand and stage magic, has amazed audiences around the world with his creative approach to the art. This spring, he premieres his new show in his native Germany.
We mourn the loss of Bill Larsen, Jr., who died on this day 32 years ago, in 1993. As the second editor of Genii magazine
D’Alvini, a British juggler and magician named William Peppercorn, adopted an Italian name and a Japanese costume. He claimed that he had been brought
Genii readers send in their congratulations, suggestions; and the Genii share some plans