A B.C. boy from a family of railway workers makes it to the semifinals of America’s Got Talent only to make a 24-foot steel steam train locomotive disappear live on television. The act still baffles the world as Murray takes his place at the helm of a
new generation of tech-savvy magicians. Hot on the heels of the
sell-out success of Darcy Oake, we welcome another home-grown
illusionist full of fantastic tricks and loads of laughs along the way.
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Join us for a night of hypnosis and magic, to raise money for those affected by the fires in Fort McMurray. All money raised by this show will be donated.
This magical night will be hosted by Jamie Stam and his extremely-mental approach to magic. Often described as “Kreskin” on drugs, Jamie will leave you out of breath with his sharp wit, and magic.
The first act on the show is Ben Train with his mind-blowing mystery and non-stop laughs that will get everyone involved in the fun. The future will be predicted; you will read each other’s mind and other feats you will swear that aren’t possible.
Following Ben will be the Sentimentalists. A two person mind reading experience that is truly breathtaking. Together they showcase their special way of communicating, with a touch of humour and most importantly class.
The show concludes with Dave Curran, The Bad Boy of Hypnosis, doing his wildly popular adult hypnosis show. The show definately crosses the line. Come see how Dave got his nickname. Watch the show or be the show!
All the performers are donating their time, so please support them:
You know that the youth appreciate the value they get from Sorcerers Safari when they create a scholarship to help other budding magicians attend.
I met Jack Grady in 2011, at his first year at camp. He had won the "Dr. Jeffrey Jay Memorial Scholarship" to attend Sorcerers. When asked if camp met his expectations, he had this to say:
"The people are awesome! It's nice to be
learning with people my same age. I knew I was going to have fun.
I didn't know I was going to learn so much!"
This year, Jack, along with alumnus Nick Popa, are hoping to give this exceptional experience to a young budding magician, by offering a new Sorcerers Safari scholarship!
Jack and I have created a scholarship to send 1-2 magicians between the ages of 8-20 to magic camp! We want to be able to give one of you the same amazing experience we both had! If you are interested fill out this form and we will be in touch with you by the end of the month to notify you if you won!
Now we can't do this alone! We need your help! If you would like to contribute and help send 1-2 campers to the amazing camp, we have created a gofundme campaign for you to donate money to help with the scholarship! Every penny counts! So if you would like to donate, here is the link to our gofundme campaign!
Jack and I will also be holding 1-2 benefit shows in North Canton and Mentor, Ohio to raise money for the scholarship! For those interested in coming, more info will be released shortly!
Watch Sorcerers Safari alumni share their thoughts about Sorcerers Safari Magic Camp.
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