The College of Magic's newest production is directed by a woman

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Celebrating 39 years of teaching the art of magic and its allied arts as well as vital life-skills to children and adults in 2019, the College of Magic is renowned for hosting enthralling mega magical events that captivate audiences and leave them begging for more fantastical fun.

The World of Magic spectacular show will feature some of the Mother City’s exceptional entertainers, illusionists, clowns, jugglers and more, as they blur the lines between illusion and reality and a world of make-believe comes to life.

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Daniel Dercksen  26 Sep 2013

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Naidoo, a graduate of the College of Magic and a member of its voluntary teaching staff, is currently a full-time student in her final year at the University of Cape Town, studying a Bachelor of Arts in Film and Television, Psychology and Organisational Psychology.

Passionate about transforming the roles of women in the male-dominated magic industry, Naidoo is thrilled to be heading up this new show.

“We specialise in making the impossible possible at the College of Magic and having spent years training under the tutelage of strong female magicians, I look forward to not just producing World of Magic, a spectacular show, but also helping our young girls find their voice and performance styles, joining the show’s amazing, diverse cast,” says the excited director.

Tickets are available at Computicket.