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Join Us in Las Vegas!

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

“…magicians view Wonderground as the center of the Las Vegas magic community.”
—Richard Abowitz, LA Times

Greetings Magical Friends,

Wow! Great news! The LA TIMES just ran a very interesting story on WONDERGROUND! Richard Abowitz is a writer who often covers the Las Vegas magic scene. He spent an entire day with us as we prepared the August Wonderground event, interviewing the cast and even the audience at our venue. You can see his article here:

Wonderground conjures a little magic in the night

The Wonderground Players

I would like to thank our creative team for all of the great work they’ve been doing:

DJ Leo Diaz – music/sound
Jordan Wright – company manager
Tim Wise – stage manager/tech
Christian Doleshall – lights/tech

In upcoming Museletters, we will spotlight some of the current performers that have been contributing their art to the festivities. We are blessed to have so many creative people sharing their magic! It would be impossible to list everybody here, so we are working on a new site. You can read more about ALL of our artists here:

http://www.vegaswonderground.com

News Flash: Enchanted Butterflies Cross The Ocean!

Here is a great photo, sent from our good friend Arturo Brachetti. He is, without a doubt, the world’s greatest quick-change artist, and he has been featuring our new effect, Butterfly Blizzard, in his show, backed up by a symphony orchestra.

Plan Ahead! New Classes For 2011 Just Listed!

Our summer Master Class was completely sold out! Take action now to reserve your spot for one of our upcoming courses. We have added some exciting new classes, like these:

  • Extended Master Class: Alternative Spring Break
  • Advanced Master Class
  • Focus on Quick Change
  • …and many others

The complete schedule for the coming year has just gone live; check it out here:

http://www.magicalwisdom.com/events

New Magic in Las Vegas!

Tuesday, August 17th, 2010

Greetings Magical Friends,

Here’s the hot news from the sizzling hot Summer streets of Las Vegas….

Street Magic in Las Vegas!

We’re hearing lots of buzz in the news about the current political situation in Vegas concerning civil liberties and street performing. The ACLU is involved with protecting the rights of street performers to perform in public spaces, as part of our first Amendment rights.

ACLU Backs Street Performers in Las Vegas

Some of our students here in Vegas have taken action and are demonstrating with their magic on the streets. One of our WONDERGROUND players can be seen nightly weaving magic into the tapestry of Las Vegas night life:

Tim Wise is working on Fremont Street as “Wise, the Good Luck Genie.” Tim is doing a very interesting show where he gifts people with magical objects. People come up to him and “make a wish;” as the genie, he grants their wish by making a magical gemstone appear. Tim’s approach to “gift magic” reflects some of the philosophy of our Magic and Mystery School. Learn more about Tim Wise.

If you’d like to really take a deeper look into Gift Magic, enjoy Dr. Larry Hass’ talk “Giving and Magic” from a recent Magic and Meaning conference in our PEP Talks Online.

What is the Secret of Street Magic?

Watch this video and learn the real secrets behind this timeless style of conjuring.

England’s top street busker, Mario Morris will be a guest teacher at our Focus on Street Magic class, which runs October 8-10. We will take all the students out on the streets of Vegas to watch the pros work and learn the inner secrets of the trade.

More New Magic in Vegas

Paul Vigil is at KING INK at the THE MIRAGE hotel doing his formal close-up magic show. Paul is one of the finest sleight of hand workers on the planet. See his show when you get to Vegas.

Paul Vigil at King Ink

Getting Back to My Roots

I’m just back from my High School reunion, where I did a show for my schoolmates and a show for family and friends near my hometown in Goshen, NY. I won the “he still has the most hair” contest for my class!

Don’t forget to drop by The Wonderground this week. See you this week at our fantastic new show, either in person, if you’re in Vegas, or on www.streetofcards.tv if you’re not!

www.vegaswonderground.com

Your friend in the art of magic,

Jeff

The Process of Maturing is an Art to be Learned

Friday, August 6th, 2010

“The process of maturing is an art to be learned, an effort to be sustained. By the age of fifty you have made yourself what you are, and if it is good, it is better than your youth.”
— Marya Mannes

Greetings Magical Friends,

I feel like I’ve just completed an epic cycle. Turning fifty turned many things over in my mind and in my life this year. Some men who turn fifty buy a sports car. I built a library and a movement studio onto my house. I feel that many more people can take turns “driving their inspiration,” in the new Magic School rooms, than could take turns behind the wheel of a “lambie.” Besides, my library gets better mileage than any car, and can take our students to the edges of the universe at the speed of light.

“Books are a uniquely portable magic” … Stephen King

At fifty, I feel it is my halfway point in life, (yeah, I’ll take a hundred years, thank you). At this halfway point, I can reflect on fifty years of past experience, and project fifty more years of extraordinary magical living. I hope you will join me on the next fifty year ride!

At fifty, I’m learning what’s really important in my magical work. It’s not about buying a new big prop; it’s more about using my talents to prop up other people who have dreams and visions that need help. I find great joy in mentoring magic students of all ages, and the more I give, the more I seem to get out of life.

Touring the world with my magic show has given me many rare experiences that I can now pass along to you, my friends. I am blessed to have the faculty at our School to help spread our magical visions in new ways.

McBride Magic School Students in the News
Bill Koch has been studying at our school for many years, and his appearance in the new documentary MAKE BELIEVE is outstanding. This film won Best Documentary at the Los Angeles Film Festival! Here is a video profile about Bill’s magical work:

http://vimeo.com/13371846

I will be home for most of the month of August, working with students both here at the House of Mystery and worldwide, via Skype. I hope to see you here in Las Vegas, or online soon!

Jeff

Photo by Anthony Muir

P.S. For any you that may have missed the recent media blitz about our magic school and WONDERGROUND, here are the links:

Vegas Seven Magazine on Wonderground
http://weeklyseven.com/ae/2010/july/01/man-many-masks

News Flash!

Monday, July 12th, 2010

Dear Friends:

I know this is sooner than you’d normally expect another Museletter from us, but we’ve had so much news in the past 5 days, Jeff really wanted to make sure you all had it while it still IS news.  Here goes:

As of yesterday (and perhaps still today), the CNN story on Jeff’s workshop in Atlanta was on the front page of CNN.com, in the “Living Section.  The story is headlined as “Man Travels the World Teaching Magic.”  You can view it at:

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/living/2010/06/29/natpkg.magic.school.cnn?iref=allsearch

For Wonderground aficionados (and who isn’t?), don’t miss the feature article in the weekly “Seven” magazine:

http://weeklyseven.com/ae/2010/july/01/man-many-masks

You’ll learn more about Jeff’s thinking behind the creation of the Wonderground, and why it is rapidly becoming THE underground performance scene in Las Vegas.

In other late breaking news, the documentary on teen magicians “Make Believe” has been a huge hit at the LA Film Festival.  You can read about that now at these locations:

http://www.makebelievefilm.com/pdf/MBPressKit.pdf

http://articles.latimes.com/2010/jun/23/entertainment/la-et-makebelieve-20100623

And, while I have your attention, be sure to check out the latest additions to The Virtual Magic & Mystery School at:

http://virtual.magicalwisdom.com/

That’s all for now.  Jeff is off on a well-earned vacation at a festival, and will return just in time for the next Wonderground on July 15.

Best to all!
Sincerely,

Tobias Beckwith
President – Tobias Beckwith, Inc.
Management to Jeff McBride
tobias@yourmagic.com
(702) 697-7002 (Las Vegas & Everywhere)
(415) 889-9491 (Bay Area/ Silicon Valley)

Hot Magic!

Monday, July 12th, 2010

Hot Las Vegas Greetings!

Eugene Burger, Larry Hass and Tobias Beckwith, Abbi and I just wrapped up a great week of classes and shows here at the Magic and Mystery School. We send all our students home with a press release to help THEM get in the news, and it works! I love collecting their news clippings and I keep them all here in the school archives. There are over a hundred of them there now. If you are one of our former students and used the press information from the class to get in the news, please send along your clippings!

Here’s some recent press we’ve generated for our own projects:

MAGIC AND MYSTERY SCHOOL ON CNN!

This is one of the best pieces on the school yet!

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/living/2010/06/29/natpkg.magic.school.cnn?iref=allsearch

WONDERGROUND IN THE NEWS!

Bravo to all the WONDERGROUND Players for this great piece! http://weeklyseven.com/ae/2010/july/01/man-many-masks

Please plan to arrive early to get a seat this month… we will be sold out again for sure!

Our August class is SOLD OUT! Fall classes are filling fast. Be sure to register, so you are not disappointed!

Your friend in magic,

Jeff

Summer Reading

Thursday, July 1st, 2010

From Larry Hass
Associate Dean, the Magic & Mystery School

In my recent Museletter titled “What is Education?” I promised to be back soon with some suggested summer reading. But first, I want to remind everyone about the Magic and Meaning Conference in Las Vegas, October 20-23, 2010.

Since my move to north Texas, many people have written me to ask when I will be holding another one of my Theory and Art of Magic Conferences. The fact is that I am already holding one because the Magic and Meaning Conference we create every year through the Magic & Mystery School is its equivalent.

For those of you who have not attended the Magic and Meaning Conference, let me tell you that its mission is to create a genuine learning community about magic. The conference includes first-rate magic performances and works-in-progress opportunities, but the heart of the event is three days of presentations on magic from conference attendees and special keynote speakers.

So this is your opportunity: if you would like to submit a proposal for a 20-minute presentation at this year’s conference, please click here to see the details (the deadline is August 1). Whether you submit a proposal or not, I encourage you to think seriously about joining us for the conference in late October. Come see why so many people return to this event year after year. (To register, visit http://magicalwisdom.com/events/view/416)

As I said above, I promised to suggest some good books for summer reading. I have already taken one shot at that exercise in one of my MAGIC columns (August 2008, p. 19), so what I want to do here is provide the names of some of my favorite books to re-read.

Let’s think about this for a moment. Popular culture moves at a breakneck speed. The news cycle is now instantaneous. Countless new magic products arrive every month. We try to keep up, but it is impossible to keep up. So we bounce from this to that, to some “new this” to the next “new that.”

I know this is just the pace of modern life, but I also know something else: that rarely does “pursuit of the new” bring the best and deepest experience of something. On the contrary, my very best experiences of a good film, piece of art, or novel come when I view or read it again. For it is only then, when I already have a baseline of understanding, that I am able to really appreciate the work’s deeper levels of significance or achievement.

So here is a partial list of some favorite magic books I didn’t mention in my previous column — books that I find myself being enriched by again and again. If you haven’t read them yet, then you have a real treat in store for you. If you already have read them, then I invite you to pick one of them up again on some lazy summer day so you can get reconnected with something good and deep. In no particular order:

1. Jim Steinmeyer, Conjuring. This book is a dazzling array of great material from one of the most creative people in magic.

2. Harry Lorayne, Close-Up Card Magic. The material remains fresh and stimulating thirty-five years after publication; the revised edition in The Classic Collection includes better credits and many fine touches and improvements.

3. Max Maven, The Lisp Series (Thequal, Doth, Amperthand, Fifth, Thavant, Thabbatical). The Color Books are more famous, but a lot of material in these books is every bit as good, and they are a blast to read.

4. Lewis Ganson, The Dai Vernon Book of Magic. This classic work remains an exemplary lesson in how to construct deeply magical routines with invisible sleight-of-hand. I re-read “The Vernon Touch” chapter on a regular basis.

5. Theodore Annemann, The Jinx 1-50, 51-100, 101-151 (three volumes). Read one issue a day for a month and notice at the end how many great new ideas you have.

6. Eugene Burger and Jeff McBride, Mystery School. I realize that including this may seem nepotistic, but the truth is I have read certain sections of this book at least seven times. There is a lot going on in here of extraordinary value and intelligence.

So happy re-reading this summer! And be sure to let me know your favorite books to re-read. I look forward to being with you at one of our Master Classes or at the Magic and Meaning Conference in October.


Summer Media Magic

Monday, June 14th, 2010

“Magic is believing in yourself, if you can do that, you can make anything happen.”
— Goethe

Dear Friends:

We’ve heard that some people take summer vacations — but, frankly, we’re having too much fun doing and teaching magic to want to take a break. In the past week, Jeff has performed, lectured and conducted workshops in Raleigh, Cocoa Beach & Atlanta. While in Atlanta he taped a segment for CNN — perhaps some of you got to see it. And now he’s on the way home, and busy preparing for what promises to be a most amazing Wonderground on Thursday. More about that further down the page. First, we want to talk about —

Media Magic

We did it! We made it happen! Last week Bryce sent you the news — we opened the new online Virtual Magic School! The response has been great, and we have students coming online from all over the planet!

Bryce tells me we’ll have a myMoney! – Torn and Restored Billroutine online by the time you get this email.

Media is changing the way we watch and learn magic. Our VIRTUAL MAGIC SCHOOL is the newest way to learn, and a way for all of us here at the Magic and Mystery School to share our magic with you — and you don’t even have to leave your own homes. Visit the siteand see what’s already there for you — and come back often, because we’ll be growing the online school rapidly.

More Media Magic

In July, the first ever online magic conference ever will take place — on the internet! The Essential Magic Conference is sponsored by Marco Tempest, Luis da Matos and David Britland, and will feature 33 “live” speakers, all speaking directly to you over the web from Luis’ TV magic studio in Portugal. In addition, top magicians from around the world have recorded interviews for the conference, and Jeff’s is already online. You can view it (and a dozen other fascinating short talks from various stars of magic from around the world) at:
http://essentialmagicconference.com/videos/31

Master Class

Our Extended Master Class from August has been sold out for almost a month now… but the class scheduled from June 26 to July 4 still has two spots left. This is your last chance to be a part of an Extended Class this year. Sign up now for this, or one of the remaining shorter classes this year (they are filling up quickly, too), at: www.magicalwisdom.com.

News from the Wonderground

June 17, 2010 — shows start at 8pm and go ’till 11pm!

Our Amazing Line up Jeff McBride’s Wonderground This Week:

Featured Close-up Show (8:00)

Paul Vigil - A Pure Magic Experience

Close-Up and Strolling Magic (8-10 pm)

Jean Pierre Kraft - Hands of a God!
Circe Martinez - Close up Magic Delight
Eduardo Martinez - Cuba’s Master of Manipulation
Samina - The Sorceress

Parlour Show (8:30)

Jordan Wright - Your Host
Tim Wise - A New Beginning
Tawney Bubbles - Elastic Fantastic
Mat Black & Captain Jack - Very Dangerous!
Bizzaro - From America’s Got Talent
Bram Charles - Magic Comedy

Stage Show (10:00 – each act performs one 3-5 minute piece)

Jeff McBride - Kabuki Magic
Jordan Wright - Vintage Memories
Bizzaro - Cutting Edge Magic
Jean Pierre Kraft - Magic from Dusk till Dawn
Sean Critchfield - Grand Slam Poetry Champion
Mickeyo - New Vaudeville Eccentrics
Anthony Rais - Marionette Theater

PLUS!

DJ Master Diaz
The Mojo a Go-Go girls
The NWR dancers
Live Art, Body Painting and Psychic Side Show!

FOR COMPLETE DETAILS GO TOWWW.VEGASWONDERGROUND.COM

You can participate live on the internet starting at 9pm (PST) by logging on to www.streetofcards.tv

See you at the WONDERGROUND, at the Virtual Magic School…or live at a Master Class someday soon!

Magically yours,

Jeff and all the McBride Magic Family

Virtual Magic and Mystery School

Saturday, June 5th, 2010

From Bryce:

It all started about 10 years ago. Actually, it has started and re-started several times for various reasons, many of which were technology-related. We were trying to do something that the world wasn’t quite ready for… until now.

We love teaching classes in Las Vegas, but also realize that not everyone is able to spend a week hanging out at Jeff’s house working on their magic. Even those of you who have been to Vegas know that we have more information to pass on than we can even cover in just one week. Of course, both Jeff and Eugene have DVDs and books for sale. But then you’re paying for shipping, waiting for the product to arrive and then you are left on your own to work on the material unless/until you email or call one of them for some help (which can be daunting the first time and tricky because they both travel so often).

We wanted a more efficient way to pass on the collective wisdom of our teachers. The internet was the obvious choice as a mode of communication, but how would we make it work?

We now have the answer:

The Virtual Magic & Mystery School

The idea is simple. We’re putting pieces of our collective wisdom online. We’ve started by taking apart Jeff and Eugene’s existing DVDs and posting each segment online as an individual lesson. You no longer have to buy a 3-DVD set if all you want is one effect. Breaking out the material this way also allows us to provide the individual segments and much lower prices. Think iTunes versus a CD.

Got questions or feedback? Each lesson has its own discussion forum. Not only do you get the basic teaching from Jeff or Eugene — now you can brainstorm ideas and ask questions of other people that are working on the material. Jeff and Eugene will drop in now and then to answer questions and provide further insights.

Jeff is also offering private sessions online via Skype. The ones he’s done so far have been hugely successful. Whether you’re working on routining your show or just trying to perfect a move, having real-time video help from Jeff is the way to go.

Now that we have filmmaker Jordan Wright on our team, we’ll be able to get new material to you faster than ever. New content goes directly online once it’s edited; no need to wait for DVD production or shipping.

In addition to the material from the DVDs, our first new, never-before-seen footage should be up on the site by the time you get this email. It’s an interview I did with Eugene on the business of close-up magic, a topic which he’s never talked about before. Jordan even managed to make me seem almost natural on camera (the things terrify me).

The whole Virtual Magic & Mystery School is still a work in progress, so feel free to poke around and email me comments or questions. As with our Master Classes, we want to create the highest quality learning experience possible.

I should also mention that the Virtual Magic & Mystery School is only the first step. I’ll be finishing up work on two, even bigger ventures in the next week or two. The first is a digital store for magicians that uses the technology I created for the Virtual School. In addition to Jeff & Eugene’s materials, I’m working with other magic creators to get their content online. This is going to be a great new resource for magicians and students of magic.

I’m also forming alliances with people who have expertise in other areas (hypnotism, martial arts, marketing, basket weaving, etc.). The idea is to partner with experts who can serve as “Wisdom Filters”… people that can provide quality instruction based on true experience. The internet is full of charlatans. My goal is to get people connected with the true masters. If you are interested in contributing material, please drop me an email at bryce@mobiusmagic.com.

I look forward to seeing you online at The Virtual Magic & Mystery School!

Sincerely,
Bryce Kuhlman


Confidence and Taking Risks

Monday, May 17th, 2010

“Regardless of how you feel inside, always try to look like a winner. Even if you are behind, a sustained look of control and confidence can give you a mental edge that results in victory.”
— Diane Arbus

Greetings magical friends,

I learned years ago that sometimes I had to create the ILLUSION of confidence in order to generate it within myself. I had to develop sort of a “fake it till you make it” mindset. I can tell you this…it worked for me, and might for you!

Never let the competition see you sweat. By projecting an air of confidence you can often trick yourself into really feeling it!

Perhaps that is why I started working with masks years ago. Like many performers I had stage fright. I did not have a coach or magic teacher back then so came up with a “coping” device…the mask. Underneath the mask I was often shivering with fear, but I was also building courage… a confident persona that was projected on the surface of the mask.

It took me many years before I could take that mask off and “be me” on stage. The mask was like a cocoon for me. The masks protected me until I grew strong enough to shed them. When we begin a new venture we need help. Help often comes in the form of a teacher; someone who can help us on the road to achieving our dreams.

One of the most important guides on my path is Eugene Burger.

Eugene is often heard to say, “The goal of the teacher is to create students that transcend the teacher.”

And so today we are delighted to feature some of our students… two of the hottest rising stars in the world of magic. The Faculty at the Magic and Mystery School is proud to be a small part of their success.

Student Winners

Micke Askernas came to our Master Class, and then he attended the Master Class for Mentalists…twice!

Micke was facing a career challenge. He was switching over for “normal magic” to the world of mentalism. In two short years he achieved his dream…take a look at what Micke is creating in Sweden!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DSVVUo7JQk

Paul Brown came to our classes in the UK a few years back. He paid his dues by working at a magic shop for many years perfecting his skills…that hard work is paying off now. Watch Paul win the Magic Circle ORIGINALITY AWARD! (photo of Paul by Arto Airaksinen)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbWrciNO4gU

What does it take to be a winner?

Listen to what some of the hottest new acts in the business have to say about success and winning!

http://www.magicalwisdom.com/winners

Robert Schuller once said, “What great thing would you attempt if you knew you could not fail?”

One of my answers to this question was “to have my own show in Las Vegas.” I have had the good fortune to do that many times. Now I help many of our magic students get a “shot in Vegas.”

Take a look at some of our magical friends and magic students on stage this week. You can watch from the comfort of your own home! Just hop on your computer and watch:

Jeff McBride’s WONDERGROUND Live in Las Vegas!

We go live @ 9pm (PST) http://www.streetofcards.tv, this Thursday, direct from The Olive. You can even participate via live chat.

You can watch an ALL NEW show this Thursday at WONDERGROUND. Go towww.vegaswonderground.com to see this week’s line up of great talent. What other Las Vegas shows lets you have a complimentary front row seat? And if you’re in Vegas this week, be sure and drop by to The Olive to say hello and join in the fun!

See you in Las Vegas!

Jeff

The Master and the Magician

Wednesday, May 12th, 2010

“The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, his information and his recreation, his love and his religion. He hardly knows which is which. He simply pursues his vision of excellence at whatever he does, leaving others to decide whether he is working or playing. To him he’s always doing both.”
— James A. Michener

When I work on my magic, time disappears. I am totally immersed in the flow of what I love. I practice in front of my magic mirror. A doorway opens through it to another world. I enter a world of unlimited creativity. I step into the magic mirror for days at a time. When I return from my inner explorations, I bring back to my friends and students the treasures I have discovered deep within my imagination. It is the greatest pleasure to share the riches of my creative adventures with my students.

I am asked often about why I teach magic. I teach in order to make a positive, lasting impression on the world of magic. I feel that the way to do this is by improving the quality of magical artists. I have a passion for magic, and a desire to learn and spend my time in the creative process with dedicated students and the very best teachers in the world of magic. Out of this passion has grown McBride’s Magic and Mystery School.

We have designed a unique teaching format that allows all students of magic, regardless of age or skill level, to improve their abilities, develop their character, and learn the inside secrets of the business of magic.

WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF YOUR MAGIC?

My friend and manager Tobias Beckwith encourages our students to “define the purpose of our magic.” What good does YOUR magic bring to the world? What is YOUR mission? This is OUR mission:

Our intention at McBride’s Magic and Mystery School is to provide our students with the highest quality magic training in the world, and to create a safe space for serious play and discovery. This is a learning experience like nothing else in the world.

To realize this purpose we offer practical lessons and hands on training in all areas of the art of magic.

Q. What will you get from coming to the Magic and Mystery School? Recently, we asked our students what the most important thing was that they learned during their time with us.

A. Here are some of their answers:

Presentation * Character Development * Originality * Theater Arts * Marketing * Confidence * Showmanship * Encouragement * Music * Costuming * Personal Attention * Improvisation * Movement * Routining * Scriptwriting * Lighting Design * Creativity * Mentoring * Career Development * Motivation * Business * Artistry * Insight * Brainstorming * Advertising * Resources * Coaching * Acting * History * Close-Up Magic Vision * Evaluation * Street Magic * Publicity * Support * Innovation * Parlor Magic * Psychology * Mastery * Stage Magic * Transformation * Empowerment * Consulting * Philosophy * Performing Arts * Diction * Prop Construction * Card Magic * Networking * Comedy * Technique * Trade Shows * Audience Participation * Wisdom * Mentalism * Hands-On Learning * Coin Magic * Corporate Shows * Dramatic Arts * Storytelling * Manipulation * Stagecraft * Pantomime * Family Shows * Promotion * Public Relations * Inspiration

What area of magic are YOU most interested in? Please let us know and we will do all we can to fit it into the program you attend! Drop me an email and let me know….I will let you know what course would be perfect for you.

Students come to McBride’s Magic and Mystery School with a single common vision: to take their magic to the next level of excellence. This goal is always achieved.

FRIENDS AND FAMILY

We know that each student’s friends and family play an important part in the educational and creative process; we strive to include the support teams in many of the activities, shows and social events that are part of our classes.

Learning in a small group situation increases the amount of time the teachers can spend with each student. We have only 12 students per class. We have 6 spaces left for the final Master Class of 2010!

Will you be one of the few dedicated magicians that will join us and take your magic to the next level of excellence?

Let us be your hosts for a grand magical adventure! Las Vegas is the magic capital of the world; flights, meals and hotels are all affordable. Our school is the right choice for magic lovers of all ages and all skill levels.

Eugene, Tobias, Bryce, Jordan, Abbi and I will be here to host your magical adventure! I look forward to seeing you at the Magic and Mystery School!

Yours in better magic,
Jeff McBride Founder and President McBride’s Magic and Mystery School

See Jeff’s Newest Las Vegas Production:
The Wonderground – New showing May 20th
The Olive, on Sunset in Las Vegas
Learn more at: WWW.VEGASWONDERGROUND.COM