Magic and Illusions

Tesla Shocks the Springs

The Old Magic and the New

Do You Believe In Magic?

Widowers live on the (Internet) radio

Just received word that psych-pop magicians Widowers are making an appearance on KVDU, the University of Denver's college radio station (wait, DU has a college radio station? Who knew?). Tune in to your Internet -- it appears that KVDU is an Internet-only radio station (sorry commuters!) from 4 to 6 ... More >>

Best Magic Carpets

Pangaea Handmade Carpets

Disappearing Acts

Pangaea Handmade Carpets

The Thief of Always

Pangaea Handmade Carpets

Making Magic

Nick Felix brings his audience into the Depth of Illusion.

In Passing

Making change at the Arvada Center and Sandy Carson.

Thom Pain (based on nothing)

All this nothing adds up to something big.

Screaming Banshee Ball

All this nothing adds up to something big.

YACHT

Wednesday, May 16, hi-dive, 720-570-4500.

Hold Your Horses

Bandidas, Idiocracy, Extras, The Illusionist

Welcome to the Grand Illusion

Memento's director plumbs the depths of magic and loss.

Practical Magic

Eerie melodrama explores the dark arts in turn-of-the-century Vienna.

The Sword

Tuesday, February 28, Larimer Lounge, 303-291-1007.

Elefant

Sunday, February 5, Gothic Theatre, 303-788-0984.

Potion Play

Avistrum Academy brings Hogwarts to the New World.

Clive Alive!

Scaremeister Clive Barker keeps finding dark places to explore.

The Wiz

Miyazaki returns with a beautiful but confounding fairy tale.

Talking Shop

What Silvana likes, Silvana gets

Hard to Swallow

Triple Espresso has all the novelty of a Starbucks.

Spun Gold

Triple Espresso has all the novelty of a Starbucks.

True Feelings

Lawless Heart examines human bonds and the emotions that break them.

Magical Mystery Tour de Force

The magic eclipses the marketing of the big-screen Harry Potter.

Bad Magic

The magic eclipses the marketing of the big-screen Harry Potter.

No Escape

The magic eclipses the marketing of the big-screen Harry Potter.

Night & Day

May 14 - 20, 1998

Trick and Treat

May 14 - 20, 1998

Sweet and Low

May 14 - 20, 1998

Sorry, Charlie

May 14 - 20, 1998

JILL OUT!

JILL SOBULE IS KEEPING HER BEDROOM PROCLIVITIES TO HERSELF.

Poof! An old-school magic show materializes at Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret

The word magic often conjures images of beleaguered bunnies, plastic wands and elegant assistants, usually half-dressed and halved in pine boxes. Even with the latest resurgence of magic in popular culture, the tendency is to discard the mysterious art's rich history just as smug, swaggering, slei ... More >>

Erica Sodos displays her Power

The word magic often conjures images of beleaguered bunnies, plastic wands and elegant assistants, usually half-dressed and halved in pine boxes. Even with the latest resurgence of magic in popular culture, the tendency is to discard the mysterious art's rich history just as smug, swaggering, slei ... More >>

Denver magician teaches teens how to puke playing cards

When I was a kid the most awesome place in the mall was the magic/novelty shop. In addition to the rubber poop and hypnosis books, there was always some quirky middle-aged guy behind the counter demonstrating magic tricks to a crowd of boys age seven to thirteen. Well, like everything else, the n ... More >>

Going Ape

When I was a kid the most awesome place in the mall was the magic/novelty shop. In addition to the rubber poop and hypnosis books, there was always some quirky middle-aged guy behind the counter demonstrating magic tricks to a crowd of boys age seven to thirteen. Well, like everything else, the n ... More >>

The Circus Is in Town

When I was a kid the most awesome place in the mall was the magic/novelty shop. In addition to the rubber poop and hypnosis books, there was always some quirky middle-aged guy behind the counter demonstrating magic tricks to a crowd of boys age seven to thirteen. Well, like everything else, the n ... More >>

Making Magic

When I was a kid the most awesome place in the mall was the magic/novelty shop. In addition to the rubber poop and hypnosis books, there was always some quirky middle-aged guy behind the counter demonstrating magic tricks to a crowd of boys age seven to thirteen. Well, like everything else, the n ... More >>

Buntport Theater creates a hare-raising musical with Jugged Rabbit Stew

When I was a kid the most awesome place in the mall was the magic/novelty shop. In addition to the rubber poop and hypnosis books, there was always some quirky middle-aged guy behind the counter demonstrating magic tricks to a crowd of boys age seven to thirteen. Well, like everything else, the n ... More >>

Now Playing

When I was a kid the most awesome place in the mall was the magic/novelty shop. In addition to the rubber poop and hypnosis books, there was always some quirky middle-aged guy behind the counter demonstrating magic tricks to a crowd of boys age seven to thirteen. Well, like everything else, the n ... More >>

Now Playing

When I was a kid the most awesome place in the mall was the magic/novelty shop. In addition to the rubber poop and hypnosis books, there was always some quirky middle-aged guy behind the counter demonstrating magic tricks to a crowd of boys age seven to thirteen. Well, like everything else, the n ... More >>

Gin Lavender Collins at Salt

When I was a kid the most awesome place in the mall was the magic/novelty shop. In addition to the rubber poop and hypnosis books, there was always some quirky middle-aged guy behind the counter demonstrating magic tricks to a crowd of boys age seven to thirteen. Well, like everything else, the n ... More >>

Faith no more: The Last Exorcism puts a welcome twist on the demonic-possession movie

When I was a kid the most awesome place in the mall was the magic/novelty shop. In addition to the rubber poop and hypnosis books, there was always some quirky middle-aged guy behind the counter demonstrating magic tricks to a crowd of boys age seven to thirteen. Well, like everything else, the n ... More >>

Making Magick

When I was a kid the most awesome place in the mall was the magic/novelty shop. In addition to the rubber poop and hypnosis books, there was always some quirky middle-aged guy behind the counter demonstrating magic tricks to a crowd of boys age seven to thirteen. Well, like everything else, the n ... More >>

Sylvain Chomet lovingly animates a Jacques Tati script in The Illusionist

When I was a kid the most awesome place in the mall was the magic/novelty shop. In addition to the rubber poop and hypnosis books, there was always some quirky middle-aged guy behind the counter demonstrating magic tricks to a crowd of boys age seven to thirteen. Well, like everything else, the n ... More >>

Cock Sure

When I was a kid the most awesome place in the mall was the magic/novelty shop. In addition to the rubber poop and hypnosis books, there was always some quirky middle-aged guy behind the counter demonstrating magic tricks to a crowd of boys age seven to thirteen. Well, like everything else, the n ... More >>

Ten ridiculous wikis to cure your boredom with just one click

Is there a wiki for this? Why yes, yes there is.​Wikipedia may be the world's largest online encyclopedia, but lately its increasing credibility and citation of sources have sucked out all of its fun. What if you just want something to laugh at, like a page of bullshit you're never ever going ... More >>

Tonight: Magician and enchantress Erica Sodos magically enchants at the Mercury Cafe

​Tonight, Erica Sodos brings her magical variety show to the Mercury Cafe (2199 California St.) once again for an evening of mystery, poetry and of course, magic. Taking on a role generally played by men, the Boulder-based magician flips the script with her own spin on classic illusions and m ... More >>

Nearly naked women, magic and tunes: Why didn't someone think of this sooner?!

​"It's not your usual standard variety of variety show," deadpans Anabella Lafontaine, one of Denver's burlesque divas, when discussing Saturday night's Burlectronique event. "It's a little edgy. Most of it should be a lot of burlesque to totally different music -- not the classic bump-and-gri ... More >>