HOW, WHAT, WHERE?

How do I start? Richard Kettle runs a school club called Ketsy’s Young Magicians (youngmagicians.co.uk) that gives magic tuition. Kettle says, “Start with two or three kinds of tricks, such as card tricks and coin magic. You need to repeat tricks to get good. Some effects by top magicians aren’t as difficult as you’d think.” Is learning how to perform magic from a book hard? “Learning magic from books and magic set instructions can be challenging,” Kettle adds. Joining a club or watching videos can help. “With ever more magic acts of all ages, styles, shapes and sizes there really is something for everyone.”…

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