Archive for September, 2008John Taylor: MagicianTuesday, September 30th, 2008Most people know my name in the magic world as I have also invented a very popular stage illusion that Bill Smith - Magic Ventures sells for me that you might have heard of called Suspended Animation. I also sell other illusions which … Bookmark to: Bookmark to:
                        Posted in | No Comments » Professor Pepper at the PolytechnicTuesday, September 30th, 2008Visual technologies and performance were a stape attraction of the Polytechnic, and it is in this spirit that the series is being presented, under the name of one of the most popular of contemporary stage illusions, Pepper’s Ghost. … Bookmark to: Bookmark to:
Posted in | No Comments » International Gala ShowTuesday, September 30th, 2008They have built up an extrodinary repertoire of theatrical magic, they have presented shows like Carnival of Wonders (with Jeff Hobson) and Illusionarium where they performed the worlds largest stage illusion, the vanish of an American … Bookmark to: Bookmark to:
Posted in | No Comments » Street Magician Ezat - Hypnotism Ilmu PukauTuesday, September 30th, 2008Ezat Indra De Zid takes you through a wonderful experience of magic, combining stage illusion and street magic in one show. allow magic to bring out the kid in you and for one inspiring moment, suspend your disbelief and believe in the … Bookmark to: Bookmark to:
Posted in | No Comments » Sneak peak at Criss Angel’s ‘Believe’ (Los Angeles Times)Tuesday, September 30th, 2008It’s a work in progress, mixing in Cirque elements, but the audience was appalled. Bookmark to: Bookmark to:
Posted in | No Comments » No room for errors in street magic, says magician Ugesh SarcarTuesday, September 30th, 2008Although magic is pure science, it is defying logic that defines magic and definitely a part of misdirection too that works in some tricks,' said Sarcar, whose favourite magicians include his father and David Copperfield, …Read full story Bookmark to: Bookmark to:
Posted in Misdirection | No Comments » Orphan Works: Legislation by MisdirectionTuesday, September 30th, 2008The key to the Congressional magic act has been to hide an anti-copyright rabbit in an Orphan Works hat while misdirecting attention to a tedious debate about “reasonably diligent searches,” injunctive relief and statutory damages. …Read full story Bookmark to: Bookmark to: |