ORIGINATIONS MODERN PERFORMATIVE MAGIC TRICKS

  Good day everyone it's Alex Zino here today I would be given you the ORIGINATIONS OF MODERN PERFORMATIVE MAGIC TRICKS.                      Now humans have been practicing magic since ancient times with both honest and dishonest intention. While some people have crafted and people perfected illusions to entertain their fellow man, others have used trickery as a means to control and take advantage of the unexpected and uneducated.
  A. We typically think of magic as a form of entertainment, but religions and cult have used tricks to frighten and fool unsuspecting people into following them obediently.
B. Additionally unscrupulous practitioners have longed used magic tricks to cheat people out of money giving the illusion of conjuring spirit, or using slight  hand to cheat at card games or pick pocket.
C. As a form of entertainment, performers at fairs commonly Incorporated magic tricks into their show until the 18 century. At the point people began to believe less in witchcraft.
D. In the 19 century, Frenchman Jean Engine Robert Houdini (1805-1871) created what we know today as the modern theatrical art form opening a magic theater in Paris in 1845 Robert-Haudini made magic a performance art that people paid to see theatrically and influenced other magicians to permanent stages which could be built with machinery designed for elaborate tricks.
E. Taking his name from Robert- Hauini, he is a born American illusionist in (1874-1926) popularized escapology at the turn of the century using of the lock picking skills he broke free from handcuffs, shackles in dead trap to amaze audience in US and Europe.
F. With Advent or television, with it's limited camera frame, editing possibilities, and even planted audience members, magician found a new platform through which to create illusions for even bigger audience in special and series, 20 & 21 century illusionist have pushed the art forward and made it extremely lucrative.
   ALEX ZINO MAGIC TRICKS

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