Professor Hitt emailed me after my recent lecture for the Delware Knights of Magic, for whom I presented my newest lecture, “Markipedia,” and this is what he had to say: Hello Mark, After your lecture,7 of the guys went out to grab a bite to eat, and they shared a lot of great comments about you & your style of magic. It also showed your love of performing… Thank you Mark for a great knight of magic . Sincerely Al
“They laughed … we’d use Mark again … it doesn’t get any better than this.”
Folks: I had the pleasure of attending a lecture from Mark Zacharia last night at the Delaware Knights of Magic. What I particularly enjoyed about the lecture was not only his focus on effects that play well in restaurants, but the thinking the goes into the presentation of each. From “what do you say as you approach a table,” to “what’s the first effect you do to engage as many at the table as you can,” to the blocking of individual effects, Mark’s obviously given a great deal of thought to his craft. And it shows. — Steve Friedberg
A.J. Polizzi from Bloomfield, MI just took possession of “Mark My Words” lecture notes, “793.8: A Library of Practical Magic” lecture notes, “Night at the Museum” and “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” and wrote right away to say, “I’ve been reading your lecture notes…they’re GREAT!!”
Treat yourself to practical magic that will generate high impact from your audience. Contact magician Mark Zacharia right now at www.youwillbelieveinmagic.com and go to his “Magicians Only” tab to see what is waiting for you.
I caught another ghost during my “Halloween Spook-tacular” at the North Plainfield, NJ library recently. Here’s what the librarian had to say.
Listen to what Rosemary has to say about the multiple program I brought into the Belmar, NJ library today:
Here is what one Woodcliff Lake, NJ mom has to say about my themed family magic program that I brought in for her daughter’s birthday.
Hear what Andrea at the Lincoln Park, NJ Library has to say about my “Medieval Daze & Knights” family magic program.
Hear what Wood-Ridge, NJ Library has to say about asking magician Mark Zacharia to return to present his “Halloween Spook-tacular” family magic program.
