The Magical Mystery of Houdini

Joe Mendell


Region:
Anywhere
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: £60 plus travel @ £.45/mile (for zoom talks, no travel)
Category:
Entertainment
Updated:
18th December 2020
Tagged:
Houdini | Magic

A detailed look at one of the world's greatest magicians and all around entertainer. Where did it all start? How did he do some of his 'magic'? In this presentation I will describe Houdini's life and attempt to put you into the atmosphere of his life time. During this presentation you will also be presented by some real live magic. This presentation will entertain as well as educate you on the life of this truly great entertainer.

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About Joe Mendell

As a transplanted American, resident in the UK since 1978, I try to bring a little of Americana to these shores. My presentations, Americas Presidents in Bits and Pieces, Bob Newhart Rides Again, The Magical Mystery of Houdini (complete with some real magic) and Mark Twain Live) an impersonation of one of America's greatest authors) gives the audience a bit of the flavor of life in the USA. Humorous, entertaining and educational are three of my goals in giving these presentations. I love giving them and I find my audiences love watching them.


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