Bryan Saint is a nationally recognized magician and two-time Penn & Teller: Fool Us winner. His official biography says that private events, corporate functions and weddings make up most of his professional calendar, alongside appearances at venues including the Magic Castle and House of Cards. Saint performs for clients around the United States and maintains current event, website and social links through a performer-controlled hub. The biography notes that he is originally a Charlotte magician, but that phrasing does not establish Charlotte as his present residence, so home base remains unset.
2 appearances on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, and every one of them fooled Penn and Teller.
Aired 1 October 2018
Fooled Penn & Teller
Search YouTube We haven’t confirmed a clip of this performance yet.Aired 8 December 2023
Fooled Penn & Teller
Returning fooler.
Search YouTube We haven’t confirmed a clip of this performance yet.Castle debut 2020, on the Castle’s published schedules as the archive records them. Rooms: Parlour (1).
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Follow Bryan SaintSleight of hand at conversational distance — cards, coins, and borrowed objects that misbehave in your own palm.
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