Jason Latimer's Impossible Science
“The reality is: Wonder changes the world. I remind people that the right question changes everything. I truly believe that. And that question could come from any child, anywhere.”
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Long-form stories, profiles, and investigations into the world of magic.
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Postcards from FISM
The audience in Torino certainly had things to write home about. Lupe Nielsen attended the festivities in Italy and reported back to Genii on the amazing talent, the unexpected surprises, and the controversies.
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Street Magic in Torino
Outside in the blazing sun, making small talk in a foreign language while executing sleight-of-hand with your adrenaline racing, as you fight for first place at a first ever competition. Welcome to street magic in Torino.
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Competing at the World Championship of Street Magic
Just how does one prepare for such a competition? Here are some insights and take-aways from a finalist of the first competition of its kind.
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Studio Noir: Behind the Lens with Zakary Belamy
The Paris-based photographer reveals the genesis and inspiration for his forthcoming book, The Magic of Studio Noir
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Can You Teach Me That?
Ten years ago, world-class illusionist Kevin Spencer turned his focus to using magic to help those with disabilities. His work has impacted thousands, with more to come.
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Charlie Winn’s Educated Pig
This pig, a 19th-century American star of fairgrounds, appeared to be a mathematician, a linguist, and a mindreader.
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Penn & Teller: From the Beginning
2025 marks an astonishing 50-year partnership for Penn & Teller, which spans from magic to Masterclass. But do you know how it all started?
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Fool Us Made This Magic Moment
Since 2011, Penn & Teller Fool Us has streamed over 600 magicians into living rooms around the world. We got an inside look at how the show plays fair while still making sure every magician shines.
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The Theater of One Person, Making Magic
The solo show—not merely an act but a theatrical experience—is an aspiration for magicians, a fashion for the art, and a creative hurdle for writers, directors, and performers. Genii convened a roundtable discussion to discuss the goals, the challenges, and the process.
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The Theater of One Person, Making Magic
The solo show—not merely an act but a theatrical experience—is an aspiration for magicians, a fashion for the art, and a creative hurdle for writers, directors, and performers. Genii convened a roundtable discussion to discuss the goals, the challenges, and the process.
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Magic Access: Understanding the Role of the ASL Interpreter
How words become visible, and how magic becomes accessible through the intense work and preparation of ASL interpreters.
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The First Ever Mystify Magic Festival
The first magic convention of its kind, Mystify “is for anyone and everyone who’s eager to be part of the exciting future of women in magic.”