A Small Tale of Resilience
Ben Winn shares an overlooked tale about a diligent team of magicians.
Ben Winn shares an overlooked tale about a diligent team of magicians.
How did this talented magician first get started? How does she keep it fresh and exciting? Where is she going next with her magic?
On this day in 1922, Harry and Bess Houdini celebrated their anniversary by hosting Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and his wife, Lady Doyle, at a Broadway performance.
A hidden gem in the Windy City focused on creating magical experiences for the public. Learn more about what makes this club so special.
Robert Maroney Willard, who performed as the second Willard the Wizard, died by suicide in 1914.
This lovely Slow Motion Cards Across by Larry Jennings is a sneak preview of Richard Kaufman's forthcoming book, Mr. Jennings Takes it Tough.
On this day in 1946, John Petrie of the Petrie-Lewis Company filed a patent for his mechanical blooming rose bush.
David Frederick Wingfield Verner was born in 1894 in Ottawa, Ontario. We all knew him as Dai Vernon, the insightful, innovative, and influential magician.
John Carney may be the most awarded magician by the Academy of Magical Arts, a masterful sleight-of-hand artist, comedy magician, and author. He’s well-known for his mix of classic magic with innovative handlings and presentations.
If we want to perform a new effect, we don’t need to find a new trick. We can simply frame it differently. A few magicians (including myself) have written about framing before, but I’m going back to basics.
Blake Vogt invites his old friend Justin Willman to join him in the inventing challenge. Their playful antics wind up being a really strong parlor piece!
British heavyweight mentalist Derren Brown is back on another sold-out U.K. tour with his latest show, Only Human. This review is of a performance in Bromley in April 2025.