In posting this video, Ryan Hayashi referred to it as “The Dreams Come True Act.” We can totally see performing at the Magic Castle being a dream…
We’re going to let Ryan cap off the week for us. Y’all have a great, and safe, weekend.
In posting this video, Ryan Hayashi referred to it as “The Dreams Come True Act.” We can totally see performing at the Magic Castle being a dream…
We’re going to let Ryan cap off the week for us. Y’all have a great, and safe, weekend.
We’re not sure when this was recorded, but the old standard definition TV aspect ratio makes us think it could be at least a couple years old. Nonetheless, here is a Glenn Bishop performance from his debut week at the Castle. Although I don’t know Glenn, I know he is a St. Louis boy just like me!
This is Michael O’Brien’s act from the Magic Castle, filmed just last month.
A Video Friday treat from Tyler Rabbit: a full show from the Magic Castle. It is almost 20 minutes, but what a great way to wrap up the week and slide into the weekend. We found this on his Vimeo page, but you should also check out the Coin Magic Underground YouTube page.
You know what: we’re going to see about making this an all Magic Castle performance Video Friday!
Greek illusionist Loukos was a special performer at the 18th WKF World Convention, held in Greece earlier this year. The WKF, or World Kobudo Federation, is a global non-style aligned, non-political martial arts organization.
America’s Got Talent alum Leon Etienne was in the studios of WKTV to promote his return home for a show in central New York.
Louie Foxx dropped by KING 5′s New Day Northwest to promote his shows at the Tin Theater in Burien, WA and National Magic Week.
National Magic Week, of course, ties in with Halloween and the death of Harry Houdini. The Girl Who Handcuffed Houdini is a new production which explores the final days of the world’s most famous magician and the Matador Network takes a look at the immersive show, now playing in New York.
Speaking of Halloween and Houdini, Mental Floss takes a look at the rise and fall of five famous mediums…. bet Houdini’s name comes up a time or two!