Marc oberon biography magician
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Number - 4th December
The Magic Circle ung Magician of the Year Competition . 50th Anniversary. Held every two years at The Magic Circle Headquarters, London, the competition is open to all magicians over 14 and under 18 on 1st January who can present a scen act suitable for a family audience, lasting between eight and twelve minutes. Every year competing acts feature manipulation, illusion, comedy, pure theatre, mind reading and more in their performances; the list of previous winners is starting to read like a who's who of British Magic. 's winner will hold the title "Young Magician of the Year", be presented with the Derrick Speight Trophy, and also enjoy full membership of The Magic Circle at 18, 'all paid' for the first 4 years. The heats will take place on May 8th and the sista on 31st July Further information can be obtained from the Competition sekreterare Dr. C M Colley MIMC michaelcolley@ To download a PDF ap
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Books about Magicians
If you&#;re interested in reading books about magicians, here are some suggestions. If you&#;re looking for books to teach you magic, you&#;ll find them in a different section of this website.
Although I love Harry Potter, I&#;m not generally a fan of fantasy fiction, so my recommendations below are, on the whole, novels about (or at least featuring) professional conjurors and illusionists; they are not, on the whole, about people with supernatural powers. Some of these novels have only a tangential connection to magic but I&#;ve included them because they seemed to me to be in the same ballpark as books about magicians, in terms of atmosphere or subject matter, and I thought you might find them interesting.
A word of warning for any lay people who don’t want to know how magic is done: some of these books give away some quite big secrets. If you like the sound of one of these books but are worried about finding out too much information, please feel free to c
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Number - 2nd December
Blackpool Magicians Convention - VIP registrations sold out! Normal Gold Card registrations are still available, but are going rapidly. Registrations for the Convention (23rd, 24th, 25th February) are at record levels and it is already clear that the world's biggest Convention will be another sold out event. Booked to date: Aldo Colombini, Simon Lovell, Gregory Wilson, Dan Garrett, Jay Sankey, Henry Evans, Dirk Losander, David Roth, Michael Rubenstein, Juliana Chen (photo), Ian Rowland, Omar Pasha, Sos & Victoria Petrosyan, Adrian Walsh, Tony Stevens, Marc Metral, Nate Kranzo, Stan Allen, Terry Seabrooke, Wayne Dobson, Hank Moorehouse and Marc Oberon with more names to be announced. There will be Magic Dealers with the Dealers Fair opening at 1pm on Friday 23rd in the Empress Ballroom and The Arena. This year a delegation from China will be attending, offering registrations for the Beijing FISM Convention in For more information and to