“Magic Beyond Belief” will feature stunning illusions, exotic animals, mind-boggling special effects, and hilarious comedy.  It will be a high-energy, fast-faced production.

“We will have an intimate magic experience at our new theater and we are thrilled to have Terry Evanswood join our company,” said David Fee, co-owner of the theater. “Terry has wanted to have an evening show for a long time and we know it will be a huge success.

“The theater has been tailored during the renovation specifically to accommodate magic,” Fee said.  The show will be a high-energy succession of illusions, close-up magic and sleight-of-hand tricks.  Two large video screens will complement the show, as well as the glamour of mood-setting lights and music, new sets and costumes and state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems. The pacing according to Fee will be fast, fun and energetic and the show will include humor, and live animals.

Evanswood says in all of his shows that he is not trying to trick anyone, but to bring the child out in everyone who attends his show. He says his goal is to put a personal touch into every show. “I perform like the audience is a group of friends. What sticks with people are the personal moments we create. I try to touch people’s hearts in every performance,” Evanswood says.

The award-winning magician has been performing professionally since the age of 10.  Originally from Chicago, Evanswood has appeared in live stage shows and on national television programs throughout the United States.

Evanswood is a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians and the Society of American Magicians, being endorsed into membership by David Copperfield and Harry Blackstone, Jr.  Evanswood is also a lifetime member of the International Magicians Society, which presented him with their highest degree, the coveted Doctorate of Magic diploma.

In fact, famous illusionist Harry Blackstone, Sr. was Evanswood’s inspiration for entering the profession. At age 9, Evanswood attended one of Blackstone’s shows, where he remembers the “floating light bulb” trick. He says of the experience, “I sat there wide-eyed and said to my Dad, I want to be a magician. I wanted to be able to make people feel like I did at that moment.”

Today, Evanswood says he wants to create imagination and wonder for people in a world that is full of reality. “I want to help people get away from their problems. Don’t try to figure out the tricks, just let your imagination wonder. I want people to enjoy the magic for what it is. It’s live fantasy,” he says.

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