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magician and off-Broadway star, literally wrote the book on Theatrical Magic. Co-founder of New York City's longest running off-Broadway magic show Monday Night Magic and frequent performer at Speakeasy Magick, one of NY's hottest new shows at the McKittrick Hotel, Peter is hailed as New York's most distinguished
Take Two #70: Peter Samelson. Jamy Ian Swiss. January 3, 2020. Take Two. In 1976, I saw ten minutes of close-up magic that would, literally, change my life. I was at the annual Tannen’s Magic “Jubilee” conference, which I had attended regularly from my early teens through to my late twenties.
From his role as producer at NYC's Monday Night Magic - New York's longest running magic... A Classic Made ModernGone are the days where magicians would borrow a mans cotton handkerchief from an audience member, but that did not stop Peter... Learn and buy magic tricks by Peter Samelson from Vanishing Inc. Magic shop.
In stock. $29.95. + Add to Cart. Invasion of the Bodysnatchers by Peter Samelson - Trick "When Peter performs Invasion of the Body Snatchers, I always get goosebumps! No other "Packet Trick" in the entire world of magic has done that. And I've seen a lot of packet tricks in the world of magic. This is the perfect piece of Close-up Magic Theatre ...
A master of theatrical magic (he literally wrote the book on Theatrical Close Up Magic), Peter Samelson brings a fresh, artful perspective to the Vanishing Inc. Masterclass Series. This incredible download features more than 6 hours of amazing close up magic and stage-and-parlor-magic from one of magic's most respected performers.
Sep 17, 2015 · Peter Samelson was one of performers and lecturers at the Texas Association of Magicians (T.A.O.M.) convention in Austin, Texas. I have always admired his thinking and perspective of magic. He takes the art of magic very seriously as evidenced by his performance that shows thoughtful scripting, pro
If you know of a magician not listed in MagicPedia, ... Cover, Genii Magazine, Vol. 58, No. 8, June 1995, An Artistic Voyage with Peter Samelson, page 572;
