Joshua Jay

Photos from An Evening with Joshua Jay

Thank you to everyone who attended our sold out performance at Jokers with Joshua Jay and Chris Mayhew, hosted by the Sid Loraine Hat & Rabbit Club and the Toronto Magic Company. Here are some photos to the event.

An Evening with Joshua Jay

Live performances are coming back. Next month, several organizations are coming together to present An Evening with Joshua Jay.

Spend an evening with a world-class magician. Joshua Jay has performed in over one hundred countries and holds a Guinness World Record for card magic. He appeared on Penn & Teller Fool Us, Masters of Illusion and has been on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and The Late, Late Show with James Corden. Most recently, Joshua was awarded Magician of the Year 2020 by the Society of American Magicians.

Featuring the master of mayhem Chris Mayhew. This is a night you won’t want to miss. We promise that you have never seen a show like this before.

This one-night-only special event is presented by The Sid Lorraine Hat & Rabbit Club and the Toronto Magic Company.

Thursday, November 10, 2022 at 8:30 PM
Jokers Theatre & Comedy Club
115 York Blvd, Richmond Hill, ON
Tickets $40

 

A Magician and an Economist walk into a Bar

Although these days, it’s probably not a bar, it’s just a zoom call. The University of Chicago economist, Steven Levitt, who wrote the wildly popular Freakonomics and its various sequels, recently started a podcast: People I (mostly) Admire. His most recent guest was magician Joshua Jay.


Joshua plays a prominent role around the world bringing magicians together. For over a decade he was the editor of the tricks column for one of the largest magic magazines in the world. Later he co-founded a magic publishing company which shares secret material around the world and organizes conferences both in the US and the UK. (Picture a hotel filled with nine hundred magicians for a weekend….)

I enjoyed the discussion about how magicians think and create. Many professions are known entirely through cliches and stereotypes and magic is certainly one of them.

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