A Magical Summer Camp

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Looking for a summer camp to keep your kids learning?


Join a special one-week online summer camp with award-winning magician Nathaniel Segal! Learn super fun and easy magic with everyday objects.

Register at:
virtualcamp.eventbrite.com
ONE WEEK ONLY!

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June 21st - 25th from 2:00 - 4:00 PM (PT)

In this special one-week magic camp, you will learn incredible magic with everyday objects! Each class teaches simple and fun tricks that you can actually do! The $125 registration includes the classes and a special mailed package of materials! Register now! The class is limited to just 30 participants.

Use code QT10 for an additional $10 off

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Here are some of the exciting things you will get to experience in each class:
  • Learn incredible magic that can be done easily, and each trick we will go more in-depth and discuss some of the ways that you can make the performances even better with basic theater and magic theory
  • See some of the most incredible figures in magic with videos of Nathaniel's favorite performers
  • Support fellow classmates during the magic showcase where participants will get a chance to share their progress throughout the week
  • Watch Nathaniel perform some incredible magic direct from his award-winning magic show!
  • Test your creativity with engaging warm-up activities
  • Learn about the history of magic and discuss some of magic's biggest topics
  • Get access to recordings of the classes as reference for the future
  • Be prepared for other awesome surprises!


The class will be conducted over Zoom and all information will be sent ahead of time. The camp is recommended for kids aged 6 and up. Participants are also encouraged to join with camera on so Nathaniel can watch and give feedback in real-time. Please register before June 14th to ensure that your materials package will arrive on time. Drop-in is available at $25 per class and you will not be mailed a package, but given a props list of materials to gather ahead of time.

About Nathaniel: Nathaniel Segal is an award-winning magician and magic inventor based out of the Los Angeles area. He has a degree from UC Berkeley in Applied Math and Theater and was a past president of the Oakland Magic Circle, teacher of the credit-based magic class at Cal, and has been invited to speak at the prestigious Gathering 4 Gardner celebration. He has most recently appeared on the hit television show Penn & Teller: Fool Us on the CW network. Nathaniel continues to perform and teach magic for companies and private events in the LA area and all over the world through online virtual entertainment!

Check out Nathaniel's highly praised performance on the hit TV show Penn & Teller: Fool Us ... below and here is his feature story on KTLA.


So, quickly register and enjoy a magical summer with your kids! Do not forget to use the code QT10 for an additional $10 off.

By: Quotidian Tales

Disclaimer:
This article and the opinions expressed in it are personal opinions. It is not meant for imposing specific views or endorsing a particular way of life. Also please do ignore any errors or omissions that you might come across. We pledge to learn from them. Happy viewing.

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