Lecture by Borris Wild at Mingus Magic Shop in Reading,Pa.

Boris Wild is one of the very few French magicians who perform
overseas where he is renowned for the creativity of his work
and his original approach of close-up magic.
To celebrate his 20 years of magic, Boris has devised a brand
new lecture featuring impossible effects, personal techniques,
card magic to music, a pinch of theory and, of course, his latest
creations!
It's visual, original and baffling close-up magic like only Boris
knows how to make!
At the end of the lecture, you will be able to get Boris Wild's
exclusive new lecture notes and his latest products at special
"anniversary" prices.
Boris Wild has been the French Champion of Magic. He has been awarded at
the International MacMillan Close-up Competition in 1996 and at FISM in
1997.
He has been booked as a lecturer at the World Magic Seminar in Las Vegas,
the Magic Castle in Hollywood as well as the last FISM Convention in The
Hague and got a standing ovation every time.
Australia, Canada, China…. Boris Wild's lectures have drawn thousands of
spectators on the five continents.

Check out http://www.mingusmagicshop.com for details.
You can also contact me for information.

Sorry I forgotto mention some important information.
When: Sunday April 23 at 2:00
cost$20.00

This looks like a great lecture and no better place to see it then the Mingus Magic Theater.

He will also be at the SAM 4 meeting the third Thursday of this month (April 20th, 2006)
See: http://www.SAM4.org for directions. $10.00 for non-members.

It will be here soon check wesite for details!

Looking forward to this one 2 days away.

I must say I'm looking forward to another lecture at the mingus magic theater, you can't beat the free refreshments.

Another great lecture at the Mingus magic shop.The best thing about lectures at this shop is the hospitality. Wayne provided lunch and invited everyone back to his house.
I am not affiliated with the shop. I live about an hour and fifteen minutes away but it is worth the drive to be treated like a friend while seeing a good lecture.Glenn

The lecture was interesting. Boris has a unique way of looking at magical effects. And the magic shop well let's just say that you were made to feel right at home or at least in a theater and the refreshments -- more like a lunch!.

Can't wait for the next upcoming lecture at the shop. May 7th is none other than Martini. Food and a show...gotta love it.

George