The show is a whole new magic experience from start to finish. Appearances are deceiving and, as with everything else, there is more than meets the eye. Other effects I really had no idea how they were done. Families can talk about why people like to imagine worlds like The Magicians Online Magic where magic is real.
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As a magic enthusiast, I expected to understand some of the material being shown and the virtual Magician tricked me 100% of the time. The zoom magician Dan White tried — and he succeeded — to recover that feeling of emotion in his virtual magic show The Magician Online. Parents should know that The Magicians Online Magic is based on a trio of best-selling novels by Lev Grossman about a group of young adults and their years living dangerously in Brakebills, an elite school for the magically gifted. The latter is particularly charming virtual magicians come to the show, they make a trick, and if neither Penn nor Teller can guess how they did it, the Zoom magician wins.
The online magician Dan White tried — and he succeeded — to recover that feeling of emotion in his virtual magic show The Magician Online Magic Show. One of the last normal things I did before Covid (using the term “normal real loose goose here) was to visit the Magic Castle in Los Angeles, a baroque castle where you need to meet a wizard to get inside. This was by far the biggest online magic show I participated in during the pandemic, with around 150 different Zoom accounts logged in. As a magic enthusiast, I expected to understand some of the material being shown and The Virtual Magician tricked me 100% of the time.
I also need to give significant support to the virtual team that designed the Zoom features of The Magician Online Magic Show. The Zoom magician perfectly combines the classic mystique of magic shows with a modern twist that keeps the night fresh and current. Parents should know that online magicians is based on a trio of best-selling novels by Lev Grossman about a group of young adults and their years living dangerously in Brakebills, an elite school for the magically gifted. Whether you do it as a date night, with your family, or even just like I did, The Virtual Magician Online Magic Show is the perfect piece of magic for your next night in.
The latter is particularly charming virtual magicians come to the show, they make a trick, and if neither Penn nor Teller can guess how they did it, the online magician wins. White isn't the only virtual magician who does magic zoom shows, but I do appreciate the particular seriousness he brings to an otherwise fun event. Most of the magic programs I cited as part of this revival across the country are currently closed, and one of the first victims of the pandemic was one of my favorites, Dan White, aka The Magician at the NoMad.
