The Parlour Magic Show!
The Show Cellar · Vancouver, BC
With Rob Teszka, Jack Schwartz, Sam Bennison, Dylan Hempenstall, Simon Cassegrain, Kelvin Ng, Edward Stehr, Brian Anderson, Zander
Christopher Taylor is an accomplished variety artist and conjuror who has appeared regularly as a featured performer at Monday Night Magic in New York City.
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The Show Cellar · Vancouver, BC
With Rob Teszka, Jack Schwartz, Sam Bennison, Dylan Hempenstall, Simon Cassegrain, Kelvin Ng, Edward Stehr, Brian Anderson, Zander
The Players Theatre · New York, NY
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Follow Christopher TaylorSleight of hand at conversational distance — cards, coins, and borrowed objects that misbehave in your own palm.
A complete magic show built to play clearly for a seated audience.
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Magic Castle magician based in New York
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