Paul Draper

Magician And Mind Reader Paul Draper Teaching Rare Course At Soka University

-Anthropologist, magician, and mind reader Paul Draper, who has appeared on the History Channel, A&E, HBO, Hallmark, the Travel Channel, HGTV and more, is now teaching a course in The Art of Magic at Soka University.

Award-Winning Mentalist and Magician Paul Draper to Perform for the Holladay Arts Council

For many years, Draper has returned to Holladay to perform his show for free in the place where he discovered his love for magic. Sheryl Gillilan, executive director of the Holladay Arts Council, is excited that Draper continues to return to his hometown to perform.

First Annual Diversity in Magic Conference Will Be Held Over Zoom Next Month

This year's conference leadership team consists of well-known magicians Benjamin Barnes, Christian Cagigal, Simon Carmel, Steve Longacre, Cody Clark, Paul Draper, Kayla Drescher, Felice Ling, and Dyna Brenda Staats. Together they bring extraordinary talent, decades of performance experience, numerous awards, and a heart for advocacy.

Photo Coverage: Christine Pedi Hosts REMEMBERING THE BLACKLIST at Friars Club

The Friars Club remembered a dark time in American history yesterday afternoon with a panel discussion led by Christine Pedi exploring the Hollywood Blacklist and McCarthyism in America.

???????Cortland Repertory Theatre prepares audience members to be astonished with mentalist and magician Paul Draper in his unique and fascinating show MYSTERIES OF THE MIND on Saturday, February 18 at 7:30. 

Cortland Repertory Theatre Downtown will start the New Year running with a winter/spring season full of fun and interesting events at the new performing arts center located at 24 Port Watson Street in historic downtown Cortland. Admission prices vary per event.

On May 9th 2016, the Center for Ballet and the Arts at New York University curated an interesting presentation entitled: Ballet and Tap Dancing: Oil and Water? The History of Attempts to Mix Ballet and Tap as part of their public conversations series. This one featured acclaimed author, dance critic, and writer Brian Seibert. Mr. Seibert led this talk with aims of giving the audience an overview of the various attempts to fuse the two dance forms.

Sonoma State University Dept. of Theatre Arts & Dance presents William Shakespeare HAMLET, directed by Paul Draper.

The Sonoma State University Department of Theatre Arts & Dance has announced its 2015-16 performance season (including five main stage productions) showcasing the emerging talents of SSU students studying theater arts, dance and music.

The Sonoma State University Department of Theatre Arts & Dance has announced its 2014-2015 performance season showcasing the emerging talents of SSU students studying theater arts, dance and music. SSU's Department of Theatre Arts & Dance has planned a wild, rebel-filled and wickedly funny season that begins in the Deep South and travels to India, Russia and around the globe through drama, comedy, opera and dance. For its annual performance season, the Department of Theatre Arts & Dance offers special events, several free K-12 Student Matinees, SSU "Faculty & Staff Night" and alumni performances. Sonoma State University students are admitted free to all productions. For tickets or more information call the box office at 707-664-4246 or email tickets@sonoma.edu.

By popular demand, Sam's Town Live's signature weekly show, "Toast of the Town," is moving to Sundays at 1 p.m., starting June 1. The weekly variety show features an ever-changing lineup of popular Strip performers and is free to B Connected members.

The Department of Theatre Arts & Dance has announced its 2014-2015 performance season showcasing the emerging talents of Sonoma State University students studying theater arts, dance and music.

A pseudo-violent comedy adventure of identity, fantasy and killing monsters! Sonoma State University Dept. of Theatre Arts & Dance presents 'She Kills Monsters.' Paul Draper directs the comedy-adventure written by Qui Nguyen, opening tonight, March 5, 2014 on the campus of Sonoma State University in Rohnert Park, Calif.

A pseudo-violent comedy adventure of identity, fantasy and killing monsters! Sonoma State University Dept. of Theatre Arts & Dance presents 'She Kills Monsters.' Paul Draper directs the comedy-adventure written by Qui Nguyen, opening on March 5, 2014 on the campus of Sonoma State University in Rohnert Park, Calif. High school teacher Agnes comes to terms with the death of the teenage sister she never really knew when Agnes discovers Tilly's rich role-playing world of 'Dungeons & Dragons' and her secret identity as Tilius the Paladin. Dubbed with her own gamer handle - Agnes the Ass-hatted - and provided with only a 'regular' sword, she follows the dynamic trio of Tilius, Lilith, and Kaliope in search of the 'Lost Soul of Athens,' confronts Orcus the Overlord of the Underworld, does battle with five-headed dragon Tiamat and finds her true self. Set in Athens, Ohio in 1995, Agnes' real-life quest to know her sister is paralleled in a 'Dungeons & Dragons' adventure theatrically bringing Tilly's hidden high school life to life - and into the open. A high-octane comedy laden with homicidal fairies, nasty ogres and 1990's pop culture, Qui Nguyen's 'She Kills Monsters' is a heart-pounding homage to the geek warrior in us all.

The Department of Theatre Arts & Dance has announced its 2013-2014 performance season, which showcases emerging talents of Sonoma State University students studying dance, theater and music with productions including the beloved Broadway musical 'Fiddler on the Roof.'

Utah native and Las Vegas entertainer / educator Paul W. Draper returns to Salt Lake City next week to lead an interactive workshop on observation and heightened awareness for actors at Utah's newest haunted house, the Fear Factory. Draper will train the ghouls and goblins with tools to tap into the natural fears of Utah audiences. From cutting edge neuroscience to the secrets of legerdemain, this years crew will be given the oportunity to learn all of the cutting edge skills to mess with minds.

The Department of Theatre & Dance has announced its 2012-2013 season. The year-long season of live theater, dance and opera that incorporates a campus wide theme entitled 'Water Works,' a project including fine arts and academics drawing on the theme of inland water flow as resource, theme and metaphor.

TAP!, Dancers Over 40's final event of their 2011 - 2012 season brings the world of tap center stage for a discussion and performance by DO40 members and guests. This May's event is hosted by Mercedes Ellington, (Sophisticated Ladies, No, No, Nanette!) and begins with a discussion of the history of tap by DO40 members Mercedes and Lee Roy Reams (42nd Street).

"Mysteries of the Mind: Mind Reading and Twisted Thoughts" performs at Bingham High School on December 19 at 7:00 P.M. All proceeds from the show will go to benefit local families through Sub-for-Santa.

"Mysteries of the Mind: Mind Reading and Twisted Thoughts" performs at Bingham High School on December 19 at 7:00 P.M. All proceeds from the show will go to benefit local families through Sub-for-Santa.