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15 May 2017
14 May 2017
Toronto: Introducing "Tricks in the Six"
Scroll down to see the contest to win tickets to the May 25th show with Ben, Keith Brown, and headliner Karl Hein. (Contest closes at end of day today.)
From the Toronto Magic Company:
From the Toronto Magic Company's Facebook page:
From the Toronto Magic Company:
The Toronto Magic Company is working with the best magicians in the world to put on incredible shows in Toronto, at incredible prices, every single week. Whether you come see our magic open mic, “The Newest Trick in the Book,” our premier magic variety show, “Tricks in the Six,” or one of our many special events, we promise you’ll always have an impossibly good time!
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From the Toronto Magic Company's Facebook page:
13 May 2017
The Sentimentalists set a world record!
Updated June 22nd to add video of the event to the bottom of this post.
I'll share more details as I get them.
Congratulations Chris and Steffi!
From The Sentimentalists' Facebook page:
From Chris Mysterion's Facebook page.
I'll share more details as I get them.
Congratulations Chris and Steffi!
From The Sentimentalists' Facebook page:
From Chris Mysterion's Facebook page.
12 May 2017
Luc Langevin in le Journal de Quebec
From le Journal de Quebec (as translated by Google):
"People go to see shows of humor, concerts, but have little reflex to make the gesture to buy a ticket for a show of magic. They have the image of magic for children, but it is no longer the case," he said.
Indeed, the illusionist originally from Quebec explains that magic has undergone a turning point in recent years. "Quietly, magicians all over the planet are abandoning the classic image of magic, from the man in tuxedo who has a cape and who takes a rabbit out of a hat or who saw a woman in two, he.
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