The close-up conjurer and storyteller Eric DeCamps will pop up at The Metropolitan Room every Sunday at 4pm beginning November 9 in "Pure Magic." His 8-week holiday engagement running through December 28 marks the return (at a new time) of "Pure Magic - A Performance in Contemporary Conjuring."
Voted Magician of the Year by The Society of American Magicians, DeCamps puts a contemporary spin on close-up conjuring in this intimate chamber magic show that evokes the ambiance of a 1940’s jazz club. Consisting of conjuring at breathtakingly close quarters, "Pure Magic" features several rarely-seenslight of hand effects. Most notable are his tribute to the legendary one-handed Argentinean magician, René Levand (the rarely seen "Bread Crumbs"), and the legendary "The Spirit Box" which uses an invention of Ira and William Davenport, the 19th century pioneers of Spiritualism, as its point of departure.Of Levand DeCamps says, "I met René many years ago, and he taught me his prized trick with a tea cup and some bread crumbs. After I mastered it, I performed it for him and moved him to tears. That night he granted me permission to perform his most cherished mystery. " Many who have seen "The Spirit Box" have sworn that they have witnessed the impossible. "It gives you pause," DeCamps claims. "It's especially gratifying when hardened skeptics admit that thisVideos
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