Family Day Fun … sort of

 

Poof is missing!

Join the search as we try to find this mischievous little bunny at Piff Paff Poof.

Spend this Family Day Weekend planning your own fun-filled, family day for March. Piff Paff Poof is a magic show for kids (ages 5 to 12) is perfect for everyone young at heart.

Help Poof’s magician, Julie Eng find this rascally rabbit! One thing is certain: Poof loves kids! Come to this magic show and see if you can help find him.

Buy tickets online, or call LOT Box Office: (416) 915-6747 ext 222

Show Schedule
March 5, 6, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 26, 27

All shows are at 3PM at the Lower Ossington Theatre
(between Queen & Dundas)

Tickets and show details: piffpaffpoof.com

March Break Magic Camp for Kids

Are you 9 to 12 years old? Do you love magic? Ever wanted to know how to make movies? Then what are you doing this March Break?

Make Movie Magic with Magicana and TIFF!

We are partnering with Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) to deliver a combined Magic and Film March Break Camp March 14-18, 2011. It’s designed for young people 9 to 12 years old and runs every day from 9 AM to 3PM. Details and registration can be found on the TIFF website or by calling the TIFF Box Office: 416 – 599 – TIFF (8433).

We will combine the fun of  learning and performing magic tricks with the magical process of making a movie. During the week, kids will be taught and coached to perform and present magic tricks while simultaneously learning how to storyboard and  film their magic tricks. (You will even learn post production magic!) The goal is to present their final movie clip for friends and family.

Do not miss out out on this limited-space event! Call TIFF (416-599-TIFF) to register your magic movie maker now.

Tax Lawyer Turns Self into Conjuror

The Lawyers Weekly published an article about Magicana’s artistc director, David Ben on Januray 28, 2011. Read the .pdf version of the article.

Michael Rappaport reviews David Ben’s background in law and how he made the curious turn to making his career in magic. Find out more about how this lawyer turned himself into a conjuror.