Magic shows have been enjoyed by humankinds from centuries. We are always fascinated with Magic as it surprises us in so many ways that we did not think were possible. History is marked by numerous personalities who have awed the world with their performance ands tricks. Some of the secrets of the magicians have remained secret to this day.
The art of magic has developed since it was first used as a regular kind of entertainment at fairs, making the top magicians in the world incredibly wealthy and well-known.
Julian Bull Magician is a well-known magician Sydney who can perform for all kinds of events like
- Weddings
- Birthdays
- Festivals
- Corporate functions
Let us have a look at some of the most common types of magic that you can probably recognize quite a few of them!
- Comedy stage magic
This is a performance that, for the most part, involves chatting while doing the tricks and frequently enlists audience members as volunteers in order to generate laughter.
- Stage illusion
These performances are ideal for large crowds because most of them require at least two performers.
- Manipulation act
In this instance, the magician frequently performs a 12-minute act. Almost always, it is silent (to music, but no speaking). Playing cards and other small objects that could be tricked with the movement of a hand will also appear thanks to the magician (billiard balls, mobile phones, coins, thimbles, etc.)
- Mind reading
The mind reader can make a great theatrical performance. It often does not require a large or complicated setup and can operate almost anywhere. The mind-reading illusions are frequently quite brilliant and have a strong emotional impact on audiences.
- Production
These magic techniques have the effect of creating something out of nothing, such as pulling a rabbit out of an empty hat or creating a fan of cards out of thin air.
- Vanish
A magician will make objects or props disappear in this reverse of a show, which may be anything from the Statue of Liberty to a coin.
- Transformation
This trick entailed shifting something from one state to another, such as having a person turn into a tiger or altering the colour of a handkerchief.
- Transposition
In this kind of magic, two or more things move around and possibly even turn into new things at the end.
- Restoration
The magician cuts a rope or tears a newspaper, then returns the object to its former state after damaging it.
- Escape
The magician or their assistant is confined with handcuffs or a straitjacket, but they are able to escape without getting hurt, such as by jumping out of a car that is being crushed.
- Penetration
A solid thing can be made to pass through another solid object, such as when a series of steel rings links and unlinks or when swords cut through a wall.
- Prediction
When a sequence of steel rings connects and unlinks or when swords slash through a wall, a solid object can be made to pass through another solid object.
All of these magic tricks can keep the audience spellbound and can be quite entertaining.
