Toronto's Sid Lorraine Hat and Rabbit Club (IBM Ring 17) hosted a virtual
fundraiser in support of mental health initiatives in Toronto and in support
of North York General Hospital.
Champions Of Magic in Toronto will have an ASL interpreted performance on Thursday, December 28 at 8:00pm!
TO Live and Starvox Entertainment are happy to offer the following access measures: ASL interpreted performance: Thursday, December 28 at 8:00pm.
The performance will be ASL interpreted by Amanda Hyde and David Bell-Patterson.
Please contact the TO Live box office by phone at 416-366-7723 or 1-800-708-6754, or by email at boxoffice@tolive.com to book tickets with an optimal view of the ASL interpreters. 🎟️ bit.ly/3teaOSZ 👉 Champions Of Magic Access Guide 👉 Champions Of Magic Pre-Show Audio Notes 👉 Email boxoffice@tolive.com to book tickets with an optimal view of the ASL interpreters
The
contest
to win tickets to attend see Champions of Magic at Meridian Hall is closed. Thank you to everyone who played!
Prepare to be enchanted this holiday season with Champions of Magic. Brace yourself, for a heart-pounding escape from Houdini's legendary water torture cell, predictions that will leave you questioning reality itself, and gravity-defying levitation acts that will have you floating high above the stage in pure amazement. And when you think you've seen it all, the grand finale will defy explanation leaving you in sheer disbelief!
Toronto don't miss this chance to witness the extraordinary and become part of the magic phenomenon as of December 27!
Their run started on December 27th and is extended to the 31st. If you didn't win you can purchase tickets at TicketMaster.
There were some fabulous favourite magic effect submitted, including:
The Asher Twist, performed by its creator for over 30 years! (Hi Lee!)
Hopping Half, a favourite for over 35 years
Card to Wallet, a staple for years
Twenty-one card trick
My monopoly bills across routine where at the end i cut their signed bill out of a lemon, for over 5 years
The Hermit is a labour of love by Scott Baird, who writes, illustrates, and promotes this magazine. It's an online publication that produces a physical annual collection of its issues.
For the past two years, The Hermit has sourced original magic creations and thoughts for its readers.
This project has been whispers on the wind, but it's time to break wind and release the whispers! Wit & Wizardry - Comedy Magic Cabaret is *appearing* in Calgary at the end of January.
I'm at my best in a small theatre venue, so you'll get to see me at my most magical, along with some equally astonishing friends. ("What, Ryan has real friends? I'm astonished!")
I will be promoting this relentlessly, forevermore, so you might as well give up now and hop aboard the Wizard Train™. Choo choo, muggle huggers.
We hope you enjoyed reading about many of the talented magicians across the
country.
A huge shout out to everyone who trusted us enough to
submit names and supporting text last month, even though you didn't know exactly how it
was going to be used.