Last night on Sketchy Magic

The final show of Sketchy Magic at the Crimson Lounge was last night. It was a completely sold out run or four shows. This show featured a trio of sketchy live artists preparing unique works of art before the show. Thank you to everyone who came out to support this new show. It will be back later this year with more amazing and hilarious magic. In the mean time, take a peek at what we got up to.

The magic continues at the Crimson Lounge with Magic Tonight. Readers of this blog can use the code reality for a discount on the price of tickets and dinner when purchasing online.

This week on Magic Tonight

It's a week of strange mysteries on Magic Tonight. At the Franklin House in Mississauga, we have the Barefoot Prophet, Paul Pacific (who really does perform without shoes on for entirely mysterious reasons.) (This performance is sold out)

At The Bear in Pickering, we have the quintessentially adorable Ben Train, whose mysterious charms know no bounds.

At the Crimson Lounge in Toronto we have a master of mysterious everything - Mysterion - a man just as comfortable on stage as he is surrounded by burlesque dancers, masked Mexican wrestlers and shrunken human heads and taxidermy animals. He's a unique performer who has to be seen to be believed!

Tonight's performance of Sketchy Magic is also completely sold out. It's been an exciting run and we've been thrilled by the response. Check back tomorrow to see photos from the event.

Magic Tonight is performed weekly in Mississauga, Pickering and Toronto. Readers of this blog can use the code reality for a discount on the price of tickets and dinner when ordering online.

Last week on Magic Tonight

Three sold out shows last week with incredible special guests Jason Palter and Phil Pivnick (who was recently awarded the title of Toronto's Best Magician by a panel of expert magical judges... and a group of slender women in very short skirts... it was a very strange contest.) If you haven't had a chance to see the show yet, take a peek at what you missed.

Magic Tonight is presented weekly in Mississauga, Pickering and Toronto. Readers of this blog can use the code reality for a discount on the price of tickets and dinner when purchasing online.

Last night on Sketchy Magic

The Sketchiness continues with another sold out show. There is just one more chance left (Tuesday, April 28) to catch these comedic wizards before they disappear... and probably turn into something something more strange and inexplicable. If you haven't had a chance to check out the show, take a peek at what you missed.

Photos by Benzion Train.

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This week on Magic Tonight

It's an award winning week of talent on Magic Tonight. (And I'll be there as well.) On Thursday at the Franklin House, we have comedy magician Phil Pivnick who was recently awarded the title of "Toronto's Best Magician" by A1 Radio.

Thursday (The Bear) and Sunday (the Crimson Lounge) we are rejoined by Jason Palter - winner of the Canadian Event Industry's Entertainer of the Year Award.

All of this week's shows are currently sold out. For tickets to our upcoming events visit our site. Readers of this blog can use the code reality for a discount on the price of tickets and dinner when purchasing on line.

Tonight's instalment of Sketchy Magic is also sold out - one more week to catch the amazing comedy duo before they disappear. Tickets are available at www.SketchyMagic.com

Magicians Making Faces

Magicians caught before the unblinking eye of the camera. Enjoy these amusing and spontaneous images of Jason Palter, Glenn Ottaway, Greydon Gilmore and the irritatingly photogenic Keith Brown.  Feel free to leave any amusing caption suggestions in the comments section. Bonus points if you can spot the ones which are fake; taken after the shows.

Photos by Abdurrahman Ahmed, who now has a lot of explaining to do. Collection curated by James Alan.

Magic Tonight is performed weekly in Mississauga, Pickering and Toronto. Readers of this blog can use the code reality for a discount on the price of tickets and dinner when buying online.